This bottle keeps drinks cold for ages, and the silicone boot softens the “thunk” when it gets set down (or dropped).
When to skip it
Stainless steel comes with some weight, so this one is a little heavier for small hands. The straw is firm, which can bump against little teeth, and it doesn't have a cover meaning it's easier for germs or dirt to hitch a ride.
Pro tip
If you had the older 12 oz Hydro Flask, note that the newest model is slimmer. That means it now fits better in cup holders and those narrow backpack side pouches. Also, in my experience, Hydro Flask has great customer service. If the lid starts leaking they'll help you troubleshoot and will send a replacement part if needed.
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