Konokyo 18 oz Insulated Stainless Steel Sports Water Bottle with Straw Lid | BPA-free, leak-proof reusable sports bottle with carry loop for gym, office, hiking, camping, travel & hydration

Salida a tu país: 13-20 de Septiembre del 2026

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  I bought this scarf to use on a wreath decoration and I absolutely love it! Well made, a vintage Americana look to it and it is well made. Great product for a great price.

  9 de junio de 2026

  Excellent water bottle!

  Awesome water bottle! Keeps cold and ice still in my drink even 24 hours later! Perfect size, durable, easy to carry, doesn't leak, nice secure lid that doesnt spill. Love it! Buy it!

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  Denise

  Insulated Carrier Cup

  Color exactly like display, easy tote handle, stays cool for 8 hrs, stay warm for 6 hours and come with optional straws. I purchased two for my upcoming cruise vacation.

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  carla neal

  6 de julio de 2026

  Insulation is amazing

  Keep my water cold all day, I only fill with ice once.Excellent Product.

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  Sarah

  13 de febrero de 2026

  Water bottle

  Perfect water bottle with a click and seal top to prevent leaks. I love this bottle because of its size and weight, I am not a Stanley girl the are to big and to heavy. This design is a perfect in between design with a handle on lid to help carry. Comes in so many designs and colors I had to get a few!Ver másVer menos

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  Scott

  Which insulated water bottle for my bike

  After using several plastic water bottles on my long bike rides for many years, and being constantly disappointed with the water where the ice was melted before the halfway point of my ride, I decided to look for an insulated bottle that would fit my bike water holders. I found 2 that seemed the right size and claimed to keep water cold for 24 hours. The Konokyo 18 oz Stainless Steel Double Wall Vaccum Metal Water Flask with Leak-proof (Straw Lid) and the Fanhaw 20 Oz Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with 1 Lid (Chug Lid). The 18oz bottle has stated measurements of 8.5” x 2.93” with a measured opening of 2.25” while the 20oz bottle has stated measurements of 9.33” x 2.76” with a stated opening of 1.96”. In reality the 18oz bottle measured just over 9” with lid and 7.75” without and a width of 2.96”, while the 20oz bottle measured 9.25” with lids and 8.25” without and a width of 2.88”. Both bottles fit easily into my bike bottle holders with the 18oz bottle being a bit tighter which may make it more secure over rugged terrain. I prefer chug lids over straw lids which gives an advantage to the 20oz bottle, plus the extra 2oz would be welcomed. So I decided to test both bottles as they both state to keep water cold for 24 hours. The first thing I noticed when filling both bottles was the narrower opening in the 20oz bottle which made it harder for the ice dispenser to hit home. So anyway, I loaded 25 ice cubes in each bottle and filled them with water and measured the them both at 40F 10 minutes later. 8 hours later I opened them up to measure the 18oz at 38F and the 20oz at 36F. At 18.5 hours, the the 18oz was 41F and had no ice, while the 20oz was still 36F and had ice. At 24 hours the 18oz was 44F while the 20oz was 40F. At 31 hours the 18oz was at 52F while the 20oz was 46F. At 40 hours the 18oz was 56F while the 20oz was 52F. My last measurement was at 48 hours where the 18oz was 60F and the 20oz was 54F. What this told me was that I could keep water colder for longer with the 20oz Fanhaw bottle with chug top over the 18oz Konokyo bottle with straw top. Maybe the smaller opening at the top is why it stayed cold longer? Neither bottle would disappoint me on my bike rides since they only last up to half a day, but the more friendly bigger opening on the 18oz bottle makes it easier to load ice and its slightly thicker footprint makes it more secure on my bike. Now I just have to find a chug lid for the 18oz bottle since it seems to be a more standard size (2.25”) versus the more narrow opening (1.96”) of the 20oz bottle. Looking online I cannot find replacement lids for the 20oz bottle of different types or as a replacement, and I have yet to find a chug lid for the 18oz that has a two finger holder. Without a chug lid for the 18oz bottle I will probably just use the 20oz bottle and just replace it completely when needed since it keeps the water colder and provides those 2 extra ounces. At around $10 for either bottle, do replacement lids matter?
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  G. A. Triemer

  7 de agosto de 2026

  Great purchase.

  Excellent purchase. Actually keeps contents cold.