Polar Bottle Breakaway Insulated by HydraPak (20oz & 24oz) - BPA Free, Cycling & Sports Squeeze Water Bottle

Bought this bottle for work after working through my 5th yeti. Stainless vacuum bottles are bulky, heavy, easily rendered useless when dented just right, difficult to fit in a backpack without spilling, and above all a prized item for thiefs. All my yetis were dented to the point of either rocking on surfaces or breaking the seal of the lid so that it leaks. They also all got stolen (I’m a travel nurse so they’ve been stolen either in the hospital or out of my car if I accidentally leave it unlocked. Anyway it is because of the above experiences that I decided to hunt down a bottle that was more portable with ample ability to keep water cool and durable enough to handle multiple ground level falls. This bottle is perfect for that job and not only doe# it still look new after several real world drops and mishaps but nobody has stolen it yet! Also these are USA made and the quality is impeccable. No leaking, great seals that aren’t loosening with regular use and the insulation large keeps the bottle from sweating AT ALL! 10/10 will buy again!

I have loved having these. They carry a lot of hydration and allow for keeping things cooler when adding a few ice cubes to the mix. I have been using them for many months and they are working really well.

This is a review of 5 products. I am doing one review for all five because they all work together so well and are all 5 star rated. FIRST is the “SKS-Germany Anywhere Attachment” which I added because I needed an extra water bottle for summer rides. It also was needed to mount the pump bracket since my lower frame tube is to big mount on the stock braze-ons. The pump bracket was rubbing the frame. This system works very well and is extremely secure. I have this on another fat bike for a couple of years and it has not moved. SECOND is the” Lezyne Sport Drive Hv Hand Pump”. It is very small and you need a lot of pumping to adjust a couple of pounds on a fat tire but it works well. I wanted a small, light pump. You do need to attach the hose to the valve first then attach the pump. THIRD is the “Marque Dual Bike Bottle Cage”. These are very light and hold the water bottle very securely. I don’t do big jumps, but have bounced through many rock gardens and the bottles are secure. Just make sure you push the bottle in so that the bottle groves are secure in the cage. FOURTH is the “Polar Breakaway Insulated Water Bottle”. I have been using these for years and love them. Just wanted to get a couple of more that matched the bike better. I fill these bottles full with ice and cold water. They hold ice for at least an hour on a 85 degree day and after 2 hours the water is still ice cold. FIFTH is the “Lezyne Micro Caddy Saddle Bag”. This is a medium. It looks and is really small. However, it holds everything I carry in a bigger seat bag which I have on my other bikes. I have a Topeak mini 9 tool kit, utility knife with all kinds of goodies, digital tire gauge, tire levers, patch kit and Flex Seal tape, and a small rag packed in. The Velcro strap secures the bag to the seat rails. This thing does not move. Only minor issue is that the Velcro gets stuck on the loops at the bottom of the bag and makes it tricky when reattaching. I did grease the zipper but is still kind tricky to open and close. Still, a perfect bag for a Dropper post. There you have it! 5 Reviews for the price of 1.

Overall, for the riding I do, it keeps water cold long enough, but it failed two tests. I froze two inches of water in it, then poured cold, refrigerated water in it. I let it sit on the counter. After 4 hours, the ice had significantly melted and, surprisingly, there was condensation on it, a little that had dripped onto the counter. On an eighty degree day, I poured cold water from the refrigerator in it and rode. Less than two hours later, the temperature had noticeably increased, but the water was still refreshingly cool. For my short 2-hour rides it's fine. Don't know how it will perform during temperatures in the 90s here in Mississippi, but I probably won't ride in those temperatures anyway. It takes a few uses and washings for the plastic-like taste dissipate. I recommend this product. I'll eventually buy a stainless steel model and give this one to my sister. PS: The membrane is a great idea. I don't have to constantly close it after a gulp because it prevents water from spilling out. It's also great for a 10 minute sit in the sauna. Would I buy another one? Yes. Why? The price.

Was replacing a Camelbak Podium 24 oz. insulated and thought I would try the same size Polar(now owned by HydraPak). Had a Polar many, many years ago but couldn't remember much about it. Anyway, the Polar is the better bottle. It has a better designed spout than the Camelbak that works better and is much easier to clean. The Camelbak spout is overdesigned and contains nooks and crannies that are impossible to clean without special tools. I mix about 75% water and 25% lemonade in my bottles so stuff can grow and collect. Also the bottle is a little lighter and easier to squeeze. Can't say which keeps liquids cold longer.

My husband loves these water bottles! He rode in the MS150 this year and needed new insulated water bottles. He has other Polar water bottles and wanted this brand because they are made well, keep water cooler, and are easy to use while he’s cycling. The size is perfect for fitting the water bottle holders on his bike and hold a decent amount of water. The price for the two pack was worth the price, especially sine these bottles seem to last a long time. These bottles would be great for any sport where you want cold water to drink!

This insulated water bottle is perfect for workouts! It keeps my water cold for hours, even during long gym sessions. The grip is comfortable, and the leak-proof lid means I can toss it in my gym bag without worry. Plus, it fits perfectly in most cup holders and equipment bottle slots. Great quality and super convenient!

I filled my old bottle up with ice and then added water, so that by the time I became thirsty the water would still be cold. I did the same with this bottle, and I couldn't squeeze it because the ice hadn't melted. As other water bottle commentators have noted, the red nozzle part on this bottle is perfect. It stays closed and them a light suck or squeeze dispenses the water. Or you have close it fully like to be sure nothing comes out in your athletic backpack. My only complaint is that you can remove the red nozzle for cleaning - it comes out easily, but I never clean it and feel bad about not cleaning it since they went through the trouble of making it easily removable but really, i don't think it gets dirty enough to warrant cleaning frequently. I would recommend users adopt a cleaning regimen that suits their lifestyle.

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Haven’t tested the insulation capabilities, but the nozzle design is excellent. Easy to clean, and provides a fuller stream of water compared to the other brand, which is more of a jet stream. Bottle is easy to squeeze in warm climates. Highly recommend.

Okay but no cooler than other bottles that say they are insulated.

Kept water cool for hours even when put directly under the sun. Squeezes well and easy to drink from, my new go to bottle for sports.