Sports Water Bottles

Three things. The sports bottle has a one-hand click lid, the classic has a screw lid and a trekking carabiner. The sports body is slimmer, so it slides into the side pocket of a rucksack. And it starts at 350 ml, a size the classic bottle does not have.

The 350 ml. It is the smallest of the four and disappears into a kit bag. If you train longer, or want one bottle to cover the whole day, take the 750 or the 1000 ml.

Up to 25 hours ice cold, and up to 14 hours hot, with no warming up first. Between the two steel walls sits Blockshield Technology. A vacuum stops the heat escaping, a copper layer reflects it back.

Yes. The lid closes on a full-coverage seal and holds fizzy drinks. A spare seal is in the box from the start, and seals are sold on their own.

Yes, that is what the slim body is for. The click lid opens with one hand as well, so you can drink without stopping.

Yes. The sports bottle is the slim one, and it sits in a standard bike bottle cage. From the classic water bottle, the 500 and 750 ml fit as well.

Yes. Both lids are sold on their own, the one-hand click lid and the plain screw lid. The lid is the part that gets used most, so it is the part we sell as a spare.

Yes, on the engraved version. One name per bottle, lasered into the steel in our own workshop in Bremen, in one of two fonts. Order before 11am UK time on a working day and it goes out the same day.

The steel body is dishwasher safe. Engraved bottles are better washed by hand, which keeps the engraving crisp.