Reflex - Anti Bottle

I bought this as a lightweight alternative to a waterbottle for traveling in Europe. It was most useful in Rome, as there were fountains all over. I loved how it folded up and could be secured with the carabiner, allowing it to easily fit in my small purse. When it was full, I attached it to my purse or backpack with no issues, except the swooshing around as I walked. I found that I really hated the sport cap, so I just unscrewed it and drank that way. ATL airport had water fountains where you could fill bottles, and I used those to fill the Vapur and noticed on the plane, it didn't make loud crinkly noises as plastic water bottles would--which I'm sure the sleeping passengers appreciated.One downside was that I actually felt like the Vapur retained residual taste/odor. My boyfriend and I filled the anti-bottle up with red wine for an outing and I immediately hand washed it with lemon scented dish soap. The next time I drank from the anti-bottle, it tasted like the dish soap despite resisting residual tastes/odor.

Bought my third bottle due to losing one. We take these on all our trips. Fold up easily and I rubberband them for storage in our suitcases. Throw them in the freezer for a quick cool or freeze 1/3rd of the contents, then fill to the top with unfrozen liquid for hikes, easy lunches. Had mine for years and they are very durable. Buy a bottle brush to clean these and they are a little difficult to dry on the inside. I usually wash them, rinse them, and just add a little water and keep them in the freezer. Easy to take out of the freezer, add some water, and take off out the door!

I thought this would be a great idea for traveling. Roll it up, stuff it in my purse, and fill it at a water fountain in the airport! Well, I tried it out today at work. It doesn't "unfold" at the bottom when you fill it with water, so in two seconds water was shooting out of the bottle and spraying everywhere. I had to widen the base to create more space in the bottle and fill a little, widen, fill, widen, fill...it was a pain. Then I took a few drinks, and in order to keep the bottle still standing upright, you need to keep the bottle with some air in it. You can't squeeze it like a juice pouch or it won't stand up anymore. If you have all that air, you end up trying to play the game of "When will the water hit me in the face?" I always lose that game. Today I lost that game in front of my boss in a meeting. It needs a straw going to the bottom or something. I can just imagine being in a cramped middle seat on a plane and spraying water all over some grumpy passenger sitting next to me. I'd send it back, but because it's not technically defective, Amazon is now charging its Prime members to return items. Lame. As lame as a water bottle that sprays you in the face.

This was to replace a similar bottle that served me well on multiple trips over many years. For airplane trips it can be rolled up into carry-on and then filled at a drinking fountain past security. The original one finally sprang a leak and the attachment hole for the carabiner was almost pulling through. I was a bit disappointed when I received the new one that, unlike the picture on the Amazon website, the hole was not reinforced with a grommet. This is a design weak point.

I had purchased this same bottle before in a pharmacy for about $10: BPA free, made in USA, actual packaging, durable plastic on both the nozzle and the bag. It was my favorite water bottle to use. This picture advertised is for that product...not for the meticulously imitated, made-in-china, poor excuse for a water-tight container I received. The differences in the designs were subtle, but what was blatantly obvious was the cheapness of the plastic in the bag as well as the cap, the lack of a signature plastic hole-guard [for the D-ring], and how the bottle leaked at the cap. The cap shipped on it appears to be built for another bottle due to the difference in the number of threads [ridges] of the cap to that of the actual container. No matter how tightly it is screwed on, water will still seep out of the bottom edge of the cap and, as I experienced, soak into the bag it is within and all its fellow contents. I give this bottle two stars instead of one only for the sake of its mimicry of the intended product and for the fact that the bottle is still acceptable in a tight situation. Also, it was priced below that of the original and therefore was not entirely deceitful. LESSON LEARNED; YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR.

The only appeal to these for me is that they could fold up small during a trip to South America. They are not build for the long haul of re-use, dishwasher cleaning etc. The caps are not easy for smaller hands (children) to open. In the same way, we have had leaks all over the place because smaller (children) hands cannot easily snap the lid shut. Leaking is a problem. There are better options.

Pretty good. Holds water as expected, the water stays in till you try to drink it then it comes out as expected. And really with a water container that's what you want. Added bonus when it is empty it folds up to be smaller, and is able to fit into the smallest pocket. The clip is cheap and doesn't really work that great though.

Amazing freezable water bottle. Easy to clean and have cold water all day in the NY heat! Game changer! This was a replacement for a Vapur I had for about 4 years which I lost. These are great and super portable. Much better that a metal bottle for cleaning and freezing. Folds up small to take along on your travels. Great low price on Amazon!

I bought this for our trip to France as I knew it would be very hot and didn't want to be buying bottled water every five mins. It holds a decent amount of water. I even put some crushed ice in it one of the days which was lovely in the heat. The nice thing is that it didn't take up a lot of space and was flexible (not like a plastic water bottle that would get crunched against things). It also packed quite nicely in my suitcase taking up next to no room! :) I'd recommend this for certain. I'm sure I will use it on walks in England and future trips.

La foto non rende bene le dimensioni: una volta completamente aperto, la base risulta più grande dell'imbocco, il che lo rende difficilmente inseribile negli spallacci degli zaini. Va bene invece se volete tenerlo dentro lo zaino o, se non correte, agganciato con il moschettone. Confermo quanto letto in altre recensioni: i bordi di plastica sono un po' troppo spigolosi

Comodissima, portatile ed eco friendly. È già la seconda che prendo, dopo tre anni che ho consumato la precedente a forza di usarla e lavarla in lavastoviglie. Non tornerei mai alle bottiglie tradizionali, che occupano più spazio e fanno più rumore

super praktisch, habe ich "Stilbruchmässig" als Flachmann für die Jagd genommen. Riecht nicht nach Chemie, allerdings nicht so leicht zu reinigen. Man kann zwar problemlos ausspülen, aber das trocknen gestaltet sich dann etwas schwierig.

per chi scia o va in snow questo oggetto diventera' un must. Comodissimo per portarsi dietro da bere senza avere l'ingombro e la pericolosita di una bottiglietta.