Amazon has
40-Oz Owala FreeSip Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle (Various Colors) on sale for
$31.99.
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Available:
Features:
- 40-ounce insulated stainless-steel water bottle with a FreeSip spout and push-button lid with lock
- Patented FreeSip spout designed for either sipping upright through the built-in straw or tilting back to swig from the spout opening
- Protective push-to-open lid keeps spout clean; convenient carry loop doubles as a lock
- Double-wall insulation keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours; wide opening for cleaning and adding ice; cup holder-friendly base
- BPA, lead, and phthalate-free; hand wash cup, dishwasher-safe lid; not for use with hot liquids
Top Comments
Edit: I will say I no longer buy this version as the Freesip Sway fits my cupholders whereas the OG Freesip does not.
Still the best water bottle I have ever owned though.
Community Reviews
The Owala FreeSip stands out for its two way drinking lid, letting you sip through the built in straw or drink open mouth like a glass, which makes it especially handy for driving, toddlers, protein shakes, and chewing ice. The bottle has a strong track record of long term use, with only minor dents or occasional wobble after drops, and the straw system encourages more drinking. The main drawback is fit, since the 32 ounce and 40 ounce versions do not fit some cup holders, and the older lid design has plastic parts that can crack or lose a spring. A practical pick if the FreeSip lid matters more than cup holder compatibility.
Parents and drivers who want hands-free sipping, because the built-in straw lets them drink without tilting while keeping a glass-style opening for shakes and ice.
People who carry a bottle all day in a backpack or at home, because the straw system can make them drink more and the bottle has held up for years with only minor dents.
Buyers who prefer the original FreeSip shape, because the older version is still described as the preferred bottle and the newer tapered style is the alternative.
Shoppers who want a bottle that can survive everyday drops, because dents have not affected performance and the lid spring can be reinstalled after a fall.
Drivers with standard cupholders, because the 32-ounce and 40-ounce sizes do not fit in many car cupholders.
People who need a cupholder-friendly bottle, because the non-tapered shape does not fit in cup holders.
People who need a lid that closes reliably, because the plastic buttons can crack and prevent the spout from closing.
Buyers who want a bottle with minimal plastic parts, because the design includes plastic components throughout.
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Edit: I will say I no longer buy this version as the Freesip Sway fits my cupholders whereas the OG Freesip does not.
Still the best water bottle I have ever owned though.
Edit: I will say I no longer buy this version as the Freesip Sway fits my cupholders whereas the OG Freesip does not.
Still the best water bottle I have ever owned though.
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Note the tapered bottom on the new version here:
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