Hydro Flask32 Oz Lightweight Trail Series Wide Flex Cap Obsidian- Hiking Water Bottle

Nice bottle. Fairly lightweight. The color is a little bit more shiny/metallic than what it appears in the picture, but it is still a great color. It keeps my cold drinks very cold, I typically have ice for about 12 to 16 hours after I put it in there. All around great bottle and I would easily purchase another.

Great! I was looking for the lightest reusable metal water bottle that could keep liquids hold/cold, and this one came up. this size also is ideal because I have a carrier coming that’s made for the 1L smartwater bottles to attach to my backpack and this hydroflask should fit

I don’t write many reviews, but this water bottle demands it. I had the original hydro flask for many years (it had many dents - get a yeti if that bothers you) and tried a few brands before settling on this one. It’s very well designed and noticeably lighter.

The media could not be loaded. Wow really didn’t think I would like this as much as I do. I bought it mostly to fit my cup holder (1999 Tacoma). I have found maybe my favorite feature though is how light it is. My two other hydroflask aren’t getting as much love anymore (32oz wide mouth). This one fits in the hand better, has a nice color, is only 20oz but I think that’s perfect because I never did go through my 32oz in one day. Best part of all is it fits in my WaterField Everyday Essential Sling (size medium). It’s my new EDC and I need all my essentials to fit in it. I tried a Memo bottle because they’re flat but this just works better. The wide mouth makes it easy to fill and drink from. Worth the extra cost (if you use a water bottle every day..) $50 is a small price to pay for quality. I also tried the 32oz version of this but like the 20oz better.

I was shocked how long this kept ice for. I filled it with ice cubes, nothing else. I hiked to the peak of San Jacinto in SoCal from the tram...13 mile hike, we were out for 10 hours total. Brutal heat at the base, more like low 80s at elevation. It was in my backpack. There was still ice when I got back to the car. Much better performance than vacuum flasks that weigh much more.It's a lot of weight to carry if you are a hiker or backpacker, but man...it's nice to have a bunch of ice on you. You can put it in your bladder or water bottles and have cold drinks the whole time if it's a single day outing. Very glad they made this lightweight flask despite the (probably) small market. I recommend it.

Nearly perfect for what I bought it for—to take on runs when it is hot. Very lightweight, even lighter than the so-called lightweight and similar sized plastic Yeti I also bought, and keeps things cold for the 1-2 hours I need it to. Downsides, it is not dishwasher safe due to the finish, and is also slick when wet so I had to buy a grip for it. It doesn’t sweat, but I do when running. I also prefer the chug cap so that was extra, but equally lightweight.

Yeti's size is great for ppl w/ big hands, which women on avg, such as myself, do NOT have, plus they're hella hvy. So, w/ thez HF trailer lightwgts, they're perfect for me! LOVE LOVE LOVE the width, weight & color. I use all my flasks for hot tea for work. The red cup is 10oz for size comparison. Luckily, HF finally sells a bootie for it, it's MEDIUM size.

I love the color and how lightweight it is. It is perfect for traveling because the mouthpiece is covered by the lid, which was important to me. The water stays cold for a very long time, and the ice doesn't melt for a long time.