Hydro Flask32 Oz Wide Flex Straw Travel Bottle Trillium

NO LEAKS! Perfect for the treadmill workout. Fits in most cupholders! Take anywhere!Holds temperature - I mostly use it for water. Lightweight and easy to use. The handle is good for carrying.

Had issues with my previous bottle flying around my car. So glad I found one with a tapered bottom so it fits in my cup holder! Great quality. Holds ice all day. No leaks. No complaints from me!

Best water bottle I’ve ever had. It actually fits in my car cup holder and it’s MACHINE WASHABLE!! Life-changing!!

The media could not be loaded. This was a gift for secret santa. I've never used a hydro flask before. I'm not sure how cold it keeps the water cold but it seems pretty durable. It has a thick upper body so the handle is good for carrying, although it leaves little space in between. (picture for reference) The strap is soft and bendable. It holds 32 oz of water. It's about 10.5 inches tall. The knob to open the spout is different than a stanley for reference. It's more slim and easier. I don't want to say it feels cheap but it definitely opens up easier than a stanley. So maybe I'm just used to that feel. It just feels more loose to open. It's cute. Just another insulated water bottle on the market. The price is competitive.

We live in a warm climate and it’s hard to keep things cold. This works great and it fits in our car cup holder.

Granddaughter wouldn’t put it down!

The Hydroflask bottle is quite good. It keeps the water the temperature that it was when it was put into the bottle. It also does a good job of not leaking. It does fit into the cupholders in my car. For reference, I have a Toyota RAV4 hybrid 2019.The thing that I really don’t like is that the straw is annoying to use. You have to have it all the way open, otherwise you are unable to get water to come up. Because the straw moves so easily, you either have to hold it still in order to drink water or just try and wiggle it back-and-forth to get it back to the right spot. The old Hydro flask lids never had this problem. I wish that they would go back to the original straw lid model. I ended up going with a different type of brand altogether because of this, and I like that one better. Unfortunate, because this is so expensive and because Hydro flask used to have consistently well-made products.

I (and by proxy, my wife) am a water bottle aficionado. I am constantly ordering new ones to find the optimal heft / insulation / ease of cleaning / cupholder fit.I have ones that work GREAT and are easy to clean, but are too wide to fit in a normal cupholder. I have ones that fit but have infuriatingly overengineered straw-valve systems that are just waiting to accumulate enough bacteria to kill me in my sleep.This one seems to be a good balance between most; it fits in a cupholder, is not comically huge, and is easy to clean. And yes of course it's good at keeping things cold.Has it replaced my Stanley as my daily? No, but it's a good backup and less expensive!