Jeremiah Kowalski

In the U.S., most car cup holders hover around two to three inches in diameter. This little fact becomes incredibly important when choosing a water bottle for your travels. If you pick one that goes beyond these dimensions, you might be in for a frustrating experience trying to make it fit. So, whenever I know […]

You’ve probably noticed how the weight of a water bottle can vary dramatically. A stainless steel 40 oz. juggernaut is going to be much heavier compared to its 24 oz. plastic cousin. In this guide, I’m zoning in on the ones that won’t weigh you down, regardless of their capacity. These are my go-to choices

While the word “plastic” might set off alarm bells for some of us, there’s a lot to appreciate about plastic water bottles. Though my go-to choice often leans towards stainless steel for its insulation properties, there are days when the simplicity, lightness, and convenience of plastic options just can’t be beaten. More importantly, with modern

Water bottles with a capacity of a full gallon may sound like too much. A half-gallon bottle seems massive, let alone a bottle twice as big that could hydrate a small village. Surprisingly, these giants are gaining traction as more and more people realize they’re not just oversized jugs taking up space. In fact, they

The popularity of the large water bottles is on the rise, and for good reasons. They feature a sturdy build, ample capacity to keep you hydrated almost all day, and honestly, a smart pick for anyone looking to quench their thirst with fewer refills. While there’s no official rule dictating what size a bottle must

There’s one item that always seems to spark a bit more debate in my mind before it hits the sink – my water bottle. Sure, I’ve got my routine down, preferring to wash my water bottles by hand. But sometimes, there’s just too much going on, and you need that shortcut. That’s when knowing your

Water bottles with a 32 oz. capacity are among the most popular, and it’s no wonder they have accumulated the most reviews. The reason behind this popularity is their incredible versatility. A 32 oz. bottle is hefty enough to keep you well-hydrated through a long afternoon at the gym, a sun-soaked day at the beach,

Let’s be honest, you don’t see 40 oz. water bottles too often. They are quite bulky and won’t fit in most cup holders. While it’s definitely true that you can do without 40 oz. capacity, I still find it to be super useful for workouts, outdoor activities, and days when your schedule barely gives you

Carrying around a 64 oz. water bottle might sound like a workout in itself, but most of these hefty hydrators come with benefits that smaller bottles usually don’t, such as a sturdy build and, of course, a bigger capacity. Personally, I love this capacity because a water bottle this big has got your back for

If you’ve been on the hunt for a water bottle that won’t dribble all over your stuff, you’ve probably noticed a trend. Everywhere you look, bottles are boasting “100% leakproof” guarantees. While so many brands promise leakproof designs, the reality can be as fluid as the water within. Some bottles start out tight but develop