They provide a convenient and portable way to stay hydrated during workouts or games and are designed to withstand the rigours of physical activity. There’s very little we don’t like about this bottle, which is a step up from the classic Camelbak Eddy+ bottle, offering insulation via its double-walled plastic shell.

A small neck (about the same size as a standard plastic bottle) makes it easy to drink from while walking and textured sides stop it slipping out of your hand. But, at a practical level, if you're looking for a bottle to fit in slim bags or briefcases, this is a great choice and makes an ideal gift. An activated carbon filter at the top of the bottle also reduces chlorine and organic chemical matter such as pesticides. On the downsides, it doesn’t have any insulating properties and is fairly functional-looking, but those are small niggles.Although heavier than plastic and lacking the insulating properties of aluminium, glass does allow for extra style and eco-credentials and eliminates any issues with water absorbing the taste of the inside of the bottle. We've built our business by prioritising the well being of people and the planet and by designing sustainable, high-performance products. If you want something unique to you, check out our best personalised water bottles, with options from adding photos to light up models. With a clack, you can select by type, such as type, Does not apply, Water Bottle or Stainless Steel. It’s a step-up from Bobble’s original filter bottle and features a new modular cap system to make water taste better.

Solidly built to last, it’s not likely to let you down and suddenly spring a leak, and it won’t shatter or rust. Although the debate over exactly how much water we should drink every day rages on, this bottle will help you stay hydrated all day. The edition we tested has the surprisingly large capacity of 750ml within its deceptively small A5 footprint. That’s why we’ve put together a great selection of different types of water bottles to help you choode the best one for you. A large lid that doubles as a cup and fits onto the bottom of the bottle helps prevent leakage, but the sports cap doesn’t drip anyway.Sturdily made, it sits between double-walled aluminium bottles and single-walled plastic in terms of weight, has a sturdy carrying handle and a unique ‘flip, bite, sip’ straw. This was the best of the canteen-style bottles we tested and is ideal if you’re looking for a compact, sleek, lightweight water bottle.

Although it doesn’t have any insulating properties, this bottle is dishwasher-safe, which is always a bonus. The only bottle we tested that comes with a user manual, it can filter bacteria, parasites, chemicals, pesticides and the microplastics we’re all trying to reduce by using a reusable water bottle in the first place. Instructions recommend you squeeze one bottle's worth of water through the new filter before drinking to wash through any carbon residue.

Accessories are available for the bottle, including leather lanyards and bottle sleeves with their own pockets. While most of us agree that carrying a reusable bottle is a sensible step towards helping reduce plastic waste, one drawback can be that filling it from the tap or a public water fountain doesn’t give you water as pure as the bottled stuff. Although a fairly basic reusable bottle, the Dopper bottle comes with plenty of benefits to make it well worth it. It can also have a negative effect on health, so we’ve only tested products that are labelled BPA-free.