Pogo Plastic Water Bottle with Chug Lid and Carry Handle, Reusable, BPA Free, Dishwasher Safe, Perfect for Travel, School, Outdoors, and Gym | 18oz, 32oz, 40oz, 64oz

Very lightweight and easy to grip/hold when need to take a drink or gulp. Bottle size is perfect for traveling; snugly fits a backpacks bottle holder. I like the large opening for easy cleaning and refilling.

This is a terrific water bottle that holds a good amount. It doesn’t keep beverages cold for long unless you add a lot of ice, but it’s great to have to keep track of how much water you’re consuming every day. I would recommend it!

I love the color of this bottle. What helps me the most when drinking water from this bottle, is that, it has the readable ounces of how much your intake is. I recommend this water bottle

Photo shows bottle being placed in lower rack of dishwasher, the reason why I purchased it. However directions that come with the bottle say upper shelf. Although bottle seems sturdy enough for the lower shelf and upper shelf for the top.

Sturdy, doesn’t leak, keeps track of consumption, and the loop is handy for carrying it around.

I really like this bottle. the catch on top secures contents nicely... but is easy to unlock.I like that it is BPA free and the loop on the lid makes it easy to grab and go.The drinking spout is firm spout that is surprisingly easy to drink from.If you are trying to count fluid ounces... the 32 oz mark is not clearly defined... like the 750 ml and 24 oz or 500 ml or 16 oz, etc. But that does not matter to me.Note: The base is slightly bigger than the cup holder on our Mazda, so it does NOT fit exactly in the cup holder. Again... this was not a big deal

I like it, it meets my needs.

These are pretty "okay or whatever"-tier water bottles, I've gone through a bunch of them over recent years. It's a water bottle, it stores water. It usually doesn't leak, although I've had at least one that did. The wide mouth is good for an adult. One should probably buy smaller water bottles for little kids.I switched to plastic years ago after my choice metal brand (we'll call them "Brand K" if that makes things obvious enough) seemingly skimped on metals. At some point the water coming out of my metallic water bottle had an unappealing metallic taste. Your mileage may vary, but this was a dealbreaker for me. If one of the leading brands can't be bothered to get the metals right, what's the point of looking into other ones, especially when they could start skimping at any time? So, that explains my descent into the world of presumably life-destroying plastic water bottles. I like a water bottle that pours water that tastes like water. I suppose that makes me an ecological disaster.The biggest shortcoming of this product (and thus the biggest incentive to investigate alternatives) is the really quite shockingly ignorant choice to use a super sticky adhesive to attach marketing labels to the bottle. Products sold on Amazon don't need marketing labels on them (I already bought it, you don't need to show off), and the adhesive they're using doesn't come off entirely after a good scrub. If you soak it for a few days I suppose. It goes away eventually but it's a major turn-off for that first time experience (I just bought a brand new thing, it should be awesome!).If the manufacturer cares to improve, they should look into the adhesive issue, but this product probably has enough inertia already that they don't/won't.I haven't gotten around to finding a better brand yet because I don't want to spend too much time on a product that should just work. But the adhesive issue makes me give pause to buy more from this brand.