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The Takeya Actives is an interesting and more affordable alternative to high-end water bottles. Over the past few months, I’ve tested this bottle extensively and found out that it’s a reliable and versatile option, though it lacks some of the special features offered by other bottles. In this review, I’ll touch on all the bases […]

The YETI Rambler is the kind of bottle that screams “premium” from the moment you lay eyes on it. It’s got a hefty price tag and a reputation to match, so naturally, you expect it to perform well. And for the most part, it does. However, after a few months of using it, I’ve started

The CamelBak Chute Mag surprised me in the best way possible. Reasonably priced, it stands as a fantastic and more affordable alternative to the big-shot brands like Hydro Flask or YETI, matching their features and sometimes even surpassing them. It’s a heavily (very heavily) insulated and durable bottle while still not being a burden on

When YETI announced their first bottle made from plastic, I decided to give the YETI Yonder a spin. After nearly half a year of frequent use, I’ve come to a simple conclusion: It’s like a premium version of the Nalgene bottle, only with a cap on steroids. And while this bottle delivers on its promises

I own three different Hydro Flasks in various sizes. You could say I’m riding the wave of popularity with these bottles but their versatility is hard to beat. You can take your Hydro Flask practically anywhere, and that’s something I value. Is it the perfect water bottle, though? Absolutely not, and in this review, I’ll

If there’s one brand name that nails it on the head, it’s LifeStraw. I mean, their filters can literally save your life when you find yourself in remote places where clean drinking water is not a given. Their LifeStraw Peak Squeeze has certainly saved mine on more than one occasion, filtering out all the nasties

The Owala FreeSip is not your typical water bottle. Sure, it has industry gold standard insulation, top-notch durability, and impressive leakproofness. But it doesn’t stop there. What sets the Owala FreeSip apart is its unique lid with the dual drinking spout. That said, the Owala FreeSip isn’t without its flaws. In this review, I’ll dive

The Hydro Flask Trail Series, also known as the Hydro Flask Lightweight, holds a special place in my outdoor-loving heart. This model is specifically designed for hiking, a rare feature among water bottles. But don’t think it stops there – far from it! This bottle is one of the most versatile in my collection. Whether