Awesome Bottles

Staying hydrated is critical for your health, whether you’re a fitness buff or not. Wherever you travel, a good water bottle is key for keeping your thirst quenched. Everyday Carry picked 10 of their favorite bottles, from collapsible thermoplastic models to stainless steel containers with great insulation.

Thanks to their rectangular shape, Memobottles fit more efficiently inside of bags, and also won’t roll around. They’re made from BPA-free Tritan plastic and are safe to use with hot water, in the freezer, or in the dishwasher. Available in 6oz., 12oz., 15oz., and 25oz. sizes.

Shake up your protein powder like a boss with this unique shaker bottle that resembles a hand grenade. It comes with a powder sifter, its handle has storage space for capsules, and there’s powder storage in its base. Comes in black, desert tan, army green, or gunmetal grey. Made from BPA-free plastic and holds up to 20oz. of liquid.

TiLiving makes their water bottles from durable and lightweight titanium. The metal resists corrosion from acid, alkali, limescale, and rust, and contains none of the toxins found in plastics. Its double-layer vacuum design helps maintain hot or cold beverage temperatures, and it has a built-in sipper lid under its flip top.

While enjoying happy hour at home, raise a glass to Dan Aykroyd’s Crystal Head Vodka team. They make some fine hooch, but it’s the iridescent, skull-shaped bottle that’s so head-turning. Designed by artist John Alexander and manufactured in Milan by Bruni Glass, here’s an inside look at the heads being made.

Klean Kanteen’s fat-mouth insulated bottle is compatible with three different caps. The Loop Cap provides easy access to the bottles’ full opening, the Café Cap lets you sip drinks, and the Straw Cap has a stainless steel and silicone straw. In 12oz, 16oz, 20oz, 32oz, and 64oz sizes.

Stay hydrated even when you’re out in remote locations with Hydrapak’s oversize water pack. It has an 8-liter capacity, yet flattens and rolls to a small size for storage. It has a waterproof TPU body, a removable tap, a flexible webbing handle, and has marks for measuring its contents.

The Mosi Tea has a silicone sieve that’s easy to clean. The sieve is attached to the lid so that your loose leaf tea won’t stay submerged in the water and make your drink bitter. It also has a leakproof flip top cap, and a double-wall insulated bottle that holds up to 16oz.

MODL Outdoors’ modular water bottle has different optional lids that change its functions. There’s a shower head, a water filtration lid, a hydration lid, and a straw lid. The bottle is made of silicone and is collapsible, and its end caps can both be removed for easy cleaning.

The Larq water bottle has a UV LED light built into its cap, allowing it to disinfect itself and its contents at the touch of a button. Its battery lasts up to 2 months per charge and is recharged via USB. It’s also insulated and can keep drinks cold for up to 24h.

Fizzing Cool’s Fizzing Bottle is a 20oz insulated bottle that has a built-in carbonation system. Just insert a CO2 cartridge at the bottom of the bottle, twist the bottom lid, and you’re good to go. One CO2 cartridge can fizz up to 80oz of liquid.

The upcoming FLPSDE water bottle has a dry storage compartment at the bottom where you can keep snacks, keys and other small objects. Its main chamber is vacuum insulated to keep your drinks hot or cold for hours. The inner chamber can be removed for cleaning.

The Lyd bottle has a sensor that automatically lets its contents out when you touch your lips to its lid. Its 360º design lets you drink from any angle. It’s insulated so it will keep drinks hot or cold for hours. It comes with a wireless charger to charge its electronics.

Matador’s squishy and flexible containers are 5 times lighter and 3.5 times more compact than traditional silicone travel bottles. Use them to carry anything from soap to toothpaste. They have a snap loop, are waterproof and are TSA-approved.

Blending the insulating and health benefits of metal bottles with the squeezability of plastic ones, the Keego looks like the best of both worlds. It uses an innovative new production process which adds an elastic core to titanium. Hits Kickstarter 3/13/18.

Quartz claims that its insulated bottle can keep tap water 99.99% free from bacteria and other microorganisms. It has an LED under its cap that emits ultraviolet light to kill or deactivate nasty germs. The LED fires up every 4 hours, and lasts up to 3 months per charge.

The perfect everyday accessory for fitness and active living, these recycled stainless steel water bottles incorporates a textured foam massage sleeve which makes quick work of muscle tension before or after a workout. Available in sizes from 18 oz to 40 oz.

Made from rust-proof, dishwasher-safe pure titanium this extremely durable water bottle won’t impart any undesirable chemicals or taste into your drinks. Its screw-top lid has a built in carrying handle, and offers a removable gasket for easy cleaning. Holds appx. 14oz.

Stanley presents its new flagship line of vacuum-insulated drinkware. They’re built to withstand wear and tear and keep your drinks cold or hot for at least 12h. The 1.4qt bottle keeps drinks hot/cold for 40h/35h, the 25oz for 27h and the 18oz mug for 12h/16h.

Pelican’s new insulated drinkware keeps drinks hot for up to 12h or cold for up to 24h. Their stainless steel bodies are powder-coated for non-slip grip, while their lids have an integrated handle. Best of all, they come with a lifetime warranty. Available in 18oz, 32oz and 64oz.

Keep a water bottle with you all the time without taking up the space. This convenient and portable container scrunches down to fit in your pocket, then pops open to hold 500ml (~16 oz) of liquid. Made from BPA-free materials. Also available in 1000ml (~32 oz) size.

Golchi has three compartments, two of which are insulated, so it can hold two different drinks at once plus a small amount of food, powder, etc. You can also use the insulated compartments as a single container or on their own, with or without the third compartment.

While it’s not quite as awesome as this similarly designed lamp, this concept design for milk bottles from Kyrgyzstan agency Imedia seems like something that could go on store shelves pretty quickly. We suggest that they add glow-in-the-dark food coloring for nighttime drinking.