Podium Steel Insulated Stainless Steel Bike Water Bottle Stainless, 22oz

One of the best water bottles I've ever owned. I prefer cold water on rides and this bottle will keep water chilled for as long as I typically ride (60-90 mins), and probably much longer. It's probably a little heavier than a non-insulated bottle, but eliminating ounces is not a priority for me. It's attractive, easy to clean, and has a very functional profile. No complaints.

We purchased four of these bottles—two in 22 oz and two in 18 oz. The design works well, and holds cold temps for 20+ hours. Three of the bottles exhibited no leakage, one of the bottles arrived with a top that leaked. We sent a note to Camelbak requesting a new top. Instead, they sent us an entire new bottle. As usual Camelbak’s level of support goes well beyond the call of duty. It’s a large expense to change plastic bike bottles over to double wall stainless made by one or two of the most reputable companies. But also a good idea as one more means to reduce ingesting microplastics. Camelbak double wall stainless bottles work well, but function differently from their plastic bottles so you’ll need to revise the way you drink somewhat with this design. It isn’t fussy to use. The main thing that differs is that the cap needs to be closed manually or the bottle won’t be watertight. One other difference from plastic bottles—slightly less capacity, and different hydration dynamics based on cold vs lukewarm water. What I’ve found is that when the water stays super cold as it does with stainless double walled vacuum bottles (and doesn’t with even insulated plastic bottles) you don’t need to drink as much to remain hydrated. This is counterintuitive, but I have found it to be true, even when riding in plus 90 degree temperatures and high humidity.

Glue is gone!!! Everyone complained about the glue from the paper sticking to the bottle, but looks like they changed it. Very well made. Keeps cold. Good size for bike. Watch out thou, when you close the lid, there is residual water in the cap which , if turned upside down, comes out. Also, does scratch easily. And since many comments on the “straw” just know the straw is not for drinking, it’s how the bottle works without having to squeeze it.

This is probably the best water bottle I’ve bought for cycling when it comes to keeping my drink cold. The stainless steel and insulation really do their job, my water stays cold for hours, even on longer rides, and the ice retention is excellent. I also really like how the liquid flows out. No squeezing needed, and the cap design makes it easy to drink on the move without spilling. It does have a slight rattle when riding, but that’s something I’ll figure out later. Overall, I’d definitely buy this again, especially if it’s on sale. The only reason I didn’t give it five stars is the price, about $44 (what I paid) plus tax feels a bit steep. But honestly, you get what you pay for, and this one performs exactly as promised.

It kept ice inside it for 2 days in the room temperature. In hot days it keeps the iced water icy for a very long time (I drank the water in under 4-5 hours every time I used this). The switch valve is great but a tiny bit of water stays in it after u shot it. Other than that its been 100% water tight.

I like these so much I got four of them - two of the 530 ml and two of the 650 ml. I cycle year-round and in the summer, it often reaches over 100 F in Boise. Injecting icewater into your core is a very good way to cool down, as well as hydrate. Plastic bottles, even when frozen solid, just don't last in the heat. So I gave Camelbak vacuum insulated bottles a try. At first, I filled them with 3/4 ice and 1/4 water. On a 102 F day I was really thirsty and hot so I took my first chugs, drinking deeply and long thanks to the excellent flow. Within seconds, the gnarliest brain freeze of my life gripped me and I had to pull over on the trail. As I stood there - trembling, paralyzed and in agony - all I could think was "Awesome. This is exactly what I wanted." Now I take smaller sips more frequently. Insulation is excellent and I keep a HydraPak with me to refill as needed and I stop into mini-marts as needed to get more ice and water. I did get some silicone rubber dust caps because the nipples will get very dusty if not covered. I also got some silicone bottle sleeves from Fact Goods and they keep the bottles secure in the cages with zero rattling or scratching. I did have to pry open the aluminum bottle cages a bit to get the sleeves to fit. I look forward to putting warm water in these during winter riding so the water doesn't freeze. One suggestion: Maybe put a molded lanyard hole somewhere on the lid. I sometimes carry all four of these into a store to load up on ice and a finger lanyard would be really nice. I also wish you could completely disassemble the lids for cleaning but they seem to clean up with rinsing and air drying and periodic machine dishwashing. I only use these for water and no other liquids or supplements.

These are very well insulated, keeping ice water icy for many hours (compared to about 1 hour for plastic insulated water bottles. No squeezing, the water just flows out of the nozzle. They fit into a bike water bottle cage, but are a bit heavy for my biking adventures (they would probably work fine on an electric bike). I use them as an around the house or in-the-car water bottle.

The bottle I’ve been looking for forever. Use it for cycling and it is outstanding. Finally an insulated bottle that isn’t made of plastic that stays put on my bicycle. Thrilled to have cold water on long summer rides.

Produto de excelente qualidade. Entregue dentro do prazo.

Love this bottle. Fits in my bike water holder and allows to drink cool water while out riding.

Con un hielo tres o cuatro horas agua fría

ボトルが潰れませんが想像以上に飲みやすかったです。飲み物が冷えたままキープ出来るのでとても良いです。

Sehr praktisch, dass die Flasche selbst Luft zieht, damit man dauerhaft trinken kann 👍