Stainless Steel Water Bottle/Thermos18, 22, 32, 40, 64 oz 8 colors Do. Wall Vacuum Insulated:Wide Mouth Metal Travel Tumbler:Heavy Duty Reusable BPA Twist Lid Bottle for Hot/Cold Liquid: Bonus-2 Lids

Then I realized that many of the bottles in my collection were there because they served one of my desires while being useless when I had a different goal in mind, e.g. most were plastic of whatever type, one was HUGE to get me through a grandson's baseball games, the stainless steel one had a twist-off lid which meant it wasn't useful when driving, others had straws which I think were contributing to upper lip "gathers"...you get the point. This time I zeroed in on the most important feature: lots of really cold ice and water with interchangeable lids. And, once again, the Goldilocks problem: some too expensive for someone who already has a major investment in bottles, some too small, some needing separate purchase of a lid with a straw, some only in boring black, some with HUGE brand decals, etc. Finally exhausted with the considering, comparing, rejecting, I picked this one (in orange, no less). I ordered it on a Wednesday, and it arrived on Friday as promised. Packaging was absolute perfection: a tall, rectangular, heavy cardboard box (nestled in shipping pillows) with an alternate lid in a small box at top and bottom with the bottle and the third lid in the middle. I had planned to equip it with the straw lid but found, like many straw lids, the tiny hole to allow air in while sucking liquid out is very tiny. I used several increasingly large needles to enlarge the hole, and it still seemed to take more "drawing" effort than I wanted, remembering those upper lip folds. Since I plan to use this jug only at home (huge jug plus filled to capacity with ice & water = way too heavy to be readily portable for me), I switched to the flip top lid, and that's working just fine. Learning curve: I usually stuff the jug with ice then add water. Since this bottle insulates so well, that means little water to drink. I've quickly learned that 1/4 to 1/3 full of ice is more than enough to create a cold base that supports refilled water throughout the day. It's still early days with this bottle, but the bright orange color makes me smile and I'm drinking and enjoying the icy-cold water instead of giving lukewarm leftover water to my plants. The bottle is also well balanced and not "tippable" so that it's safe from my big dogs playing near me when I put it on the floor while watching TV. So, did I need another drink bottle? Absolutely needed this one.

Good quality, nice fit, good lid options. I searched around a while before deciding to buy this, and it is great! Just what I hoped for. The logo is weird, but nothing a sticker can't cover up.

I have the 22oz. bottle and really like the size of this bottle for when I go to the gym, it's just right and not too big. It also is pretty sturdy and can withstand a bit of a beating, since I've dropped it a time or two and there was no noticeable damage.So far, I've only used it for cold beverages, and it keeps the liquid cold for quite a while even without ice. It also fits nicely into a water container holder that I have on my Harley that was originally for a bicycle-style water bottle. I usually use the straw lid, and it works just fine and have not had any leaks yet. Also, I did see some other reviewers mention that they get air with liquid when sucking, but I have not found that to be the case with mine - I only get liquid.With the choice of having the straw lid or flip lid, it makes for an excellent value when I purchased this at under $13. (Note: It actually comes with a 3rd lid that is just a flat screw-on - which I doubt that I'll ever use).

Great thermally. Large mouth is easy to add Ice. The Ice lasts forever. AND, it fits in most cup holders.

it does exactly what its supposed to with 3 lid choices.winter update - 2017this is a great item, unless you have serious arthritis or its winter, then there are some problems.to be fair, this item is not unique in the problems it has for people with arthritis.But considering maybe half the population has grip trouble with their aging bones, somebody should have thought of this before now.maybe i missed something, somewhere; but, does anyone else make a bottle like this that you can get a decent grip on ?? how many have dropped one of these bottles, because they are slippery ??note to the manufacturer:how about putting a non slip surface on the lid(s) and enough on the outside of the bottle so it doesnt turn in your hands. get a jump on your competitors & make a product everybody can use all year round.lets face it, in summer when your sweating, this thing turns in your hands just as it does in winters cold.the little extra it will cost you to improve the grip is insignificant, compared to the profits from increased sales.improve the surface coating with non slip & you could be very rich, even after taxes.think about that & fix this minor defect in product design, then go buy your new yatch with the increase in profit.

This size water bottle fits cup holders. Which is a plus when driving or for kids car seats. With the straw cap, I occasionally I will have to wiggle the rubber for the air pressure to equalize. Then I will have proper water suction. I haven’t use the other caps yet. I have a small child that would back wash given the chance.Love/hate the clip on cap. It’s handy to clip to my backpack or purse quickly. You do have to watch your fingers getting twisted when carrying the bottle and other items. The angle is odd in those situations.I am noticing slightly less life in the length this bottle keeps ice water cold. It is minimal. I have made sure to only hand wash. Learning from my past mistakes with this type of water bottle.I also have the 32oz version. I would say about the same thing with this size. Sadly the 32oz version doesn’t fit cup holder.