Some people prefer wide-mouth tops on their water bottles for faster drinking, while others prefer a spout design that's much smaller and easier to sip. Really it comes down to preference, but there ...

The 20-year-old woman explained on Reddit that she and her 22-year-old boyfriend went to the gym, where he ‘angrily’ reacted to discovering Dr Pepper was in her water bottle.

"To separate the best from the rest, myself and the Tom's Guide fitness team tested a range of bottles, looking at how well they keep water cool, how easy they are to drink from, whether they leak ...

overall it is a great bottle. I use it for the gym and have dropped it several times but it remains intact." With an impressive 64-ounce capacity, this water jug does not mess around when it comes ...

This double-walled, stainless steel bottle is marketed to gym-goers. But even if you’re not seeking a water bottle for working out, the Takeya Actives bottle has a lid that’s a total standout.

Let's face it, a lot of us have adopted the metal water bottle. Practical, ecological, pretty... it's got it all! Slipped ...

A good water bottle should make your life easier ... When you do throw it in your gym bag, just remember to twist the top to lock it. For those trying to cut down on plastic exposure, the straw ...

with a range of stainless steel and glass water bottles that are both functional and stylish. Whether you're hitting the gym, heading to the office or enjoying a hike or some other outdoor ...

To figure out the best water bottles out there, I spoke to more than 20 people across the food, fitness, and sustainability spaces about the bottle they feel most passionate about, from the ...

Always having a water bottle on hand is the easiest way to stay hydrated, whether you're at the gym, running errands or commuting. But the quality of the water you drink is just as important.

Mouth tape, banana peels, and several bottles of Saratoga water, all before 9:30 a.m.

For years, my rainbow-coloured water bottle has been my constant companion, watching from the sidelines whenever I’m at the gym or training jiu-jitsu — up until the day it vanished.