Best Collapsible Water Bottle BPA Free (10-Pack) For Gym, Sports, Teams, Hiking, Camping, Biking, Outdoors, Beach, Traveling, Yoga & More, Lightweight, Foldable, Reusable, 16.9oz Hydration-On-The-Go!

We are supplying some homeless people with these water bottles; our SS class is mission-minded and we are involved with "Room in The Inn" whereby we house homeless people for several nights in a church which has room for cots and a way to keep them off the streets in extreme weather - cold and hot! We furnish a hot meal and lunch bag for the next day. These bottles are easy to carry and will help them keep hydrated at least!

These bottles are perfect for my son to use for various sports events & camp. The price per bottle is what sold us bc they don’t last forever, but neither do hard plastic bottles bc we find the tops warp quickly & cause them to leak. We’ve found that these last even longer than most sports bottles & are very conventions to store both at home & in sports bags.

I’m going to use them for traveling to a place that does not use plastic water bottles. I do not want to drink the tap water there, so I will fill these with filtered water (hopefully). They will not take up too much space in my luggage and if I lose one, no big deal as I’m bringing several. It doesn’t leak so I can lay them down sideways. I sometimes forget to not squeeze the container when I am pulling up the spout to drink from it, and as a result get splashed with water!

These are ok. On the positive side they didn't leak and they fit in our ski coat pockets (even youth).The downside is that they are almost impossible to dry out because the mouth is so narrow. Even in a very dry (desert) area. So they may not last very long.

This ten pack is a great value. I used one of them all week skiing and it is still in perfect shape. I gave them out to my ski buddies and they really liked them! I found you have to push down firmly on the cap which is designed to close the nozzle at the same time I think, or it could leak slightly. Once I made sure I was doing that-no leaks. They flatten out and if you dont have easy access to refilling, you could carry three or four of these in stead of one big bottle

The concept is good, but the nipple is too loose and leaks if you don't keep the cap on it. Otherwise, they're fine.

I froze water and some booze in these and took them tubing. The plastic covers were tough to remove, but other than that, these were awesome for reducing plastic water bottle waste. I'm planning on using them again on our next lazy river floating trips and to use as ice packs when traveling.

Just your basic collapsible jug. Serviceable. Will work for a few uses. Just what i need.