The Contigo Autospout Addison Water Bottle from Amazon Vine was a
beautiful deep translucent blue. My fiancé and I had tried all kinds of water
bottles: Aluminum, steel, recycled plastic. We prefer the fresh taste of
filtered water, but always there was the disappointing reality that some taste
attributed itself to the bottled water.
Some
other bottles we've used weren't conducive to in-motion use, like if you're
driving, or cycling. One finger press unlatches the drinking tube from it's
shield and one finger press puts it back. It's ideal for use in rush hour
traffic, riding your bike or anyplace you don't want to be fumbling with two
hands to open a bottle. The top has a sturdy loop that makes it easy to grab
and easy to carry. The wide mouth makes it easy to fill and threaded seal
doesn't leak. The removable straw inside means you have options of no tipping
the bottle or using it without the straw. When the bottle is closed it doesn't
seep and water doesn't run out of it if it happens to fall over. The design has
no pressure-equalizing air hole. So in order to drink from it (with the straw)
you need to slightly loosen the cap or blow air into the bottle. The silicone
drinking spout lets the flavor of the water have center stage.
My
fiancé had no trouble going through 24 ounces of water the first day we had it,
as opposed to possibly eight ounces on any given day. I found the color of it
appealing and it comes in additional colors: charcoal purple and raspberry. I
like this design the best so far of all their bottles. I would recommend this
product as the positives outweigh the negatives. And I think I need to get
another one anyway since it keep ending up in you-know-who's lunchbox!
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