Be it working out, hiking, or simply commuting off elsewhere, it is important to quench your thirst and to stay hydrated to maintain good health and well-being. Drinking water is much easier when you have something like a workout bottle or to easily carry your drink wherever your destination will be. Here, we rounded up some of the workout bottles that would make it easy for you to drink whenever and wherever you want.
From the BlenderBottle, we have the Strada Insulated Stainless Steel 24 oz. Water Bottle/Shaker Cup. Indulge yourself with a delicious and chilled protein shake in this insulated blender bottle. It is a double-walled insulation vacuum that keeps the drinks cold and cool for up to 24 hours. It has a secure lock lid that prevents leaks and secures the liquid inside. It also comes with a Blender Ball wire whisk that mixes the powdered beverage perfectly making sure it is smooth with no lumps. As well as a carry loop that makes it handy.
Next, we have the brand Takeya and its Actives 64oz Wide Handle Spout Bottle. This steal workout bottle holds enough water to help you hydrate for a rigorous workout session. It is made of double-wall insulation to keep your favorite drink ice-cold for up to 24 hours or steaming hot for up to 12 hours without producing sweat from the water condensation from the liquid inside the water bottle. Designed with an extra-wide carry handle with the powdered coated body makes it an easy carry-no-slip water bottle. Crafted from food-grade 18/8 stainless steel makes sure that no flavor transfer; thus, you can switch from water- to protein shake- to flavored juice without lingering after tastes.
Aside from the wide handle spout bottle, Takeya also offers the Actives 24oz Spout Bottle. Compared to the 64 one, this is a convenient size water bottle that keeps you hydrated through any workout or adventure. The leak-proof Insulated Spout Lid makes it easy to open, easy to navigate the bottle. Same features with the wide spout, it is also double wall design with powdered coated exterior walls that keeps the bottle sweat-free and assure the handgrip. It is a no-transfer flavor water bottle.
The brand Zojirushi offers 12-Oz. Vacuum Bottle. It is made from stainless steel vacuum insulation that keeps your beverage whether it’s hot or cold for hours. It has flip open safety locks that prevent the lid from opening and leak the liquid inside. With its SlickSteel interior finish, it is easy to clean and maintain. This bottle is good for commuting as it is not too big, thus it won’t take up much space in your bag. It won’t be bothersome to flip it open when you want to drink in public. The Zojirushi also comes 16-Oz. Vacuum Bottle with the same specifications of the 12 ozone. It is also made from stainless steel vacuum insulation that keeps drinks hot or cold for hours with a SlickSteel interior finish making cleaning a breeze.
From the brand LARQ, we have 17oz. Water Purification Thermal Bottle. This thermal workout bottle removes impurities and harmful germs from your drinks thanks to LARQ self-cleaning bottle and water purification system. It has top button control that turns on the decontamination function. It is double to keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours. It a compact bottle best to bring in hiking and camping to make sure you have clean drinkable water. It is also leakproof and the built-in UV-C LED keeps the liquid clean and fresh every 2 hours.
Our top pick is 17oz. Water Purification Thermal Bottle. It is a very innovative workout bottle, especially with its self-cleaning and water purification system. As it retains the temperature of the liquid it makes sure that it stays clean and fresh.
Kristine Decena is a professional editor with over 10 years of experience in the publishing industry. She specializes in editing food and drink, footwear, clothing, and other lifestyle content. She has worked for such notable companies as The New York Times Company, Food Network Magazine, HarperCollins Publishers Inc., Hearst Corporation and Condé Nast International. Kristine is a graduate of Ohio University where she obtained degrees in English Literature and Journalism before embarking on her career as an editor.
