Makkelijk aan je rugzak te hangen. Mooi klein en licht van gewicht. Drinkt en vult makkelijk. Geen plastic bijsmaak. Alleen bij een wasbak met lage kraan moet je de drinkzak knikken en krijg je m moeilijk vol.

Ideal para los aeropuertos y museos en Europa, solo me terminaba el agua y a la mochila

Excellent water bladder. Has zero plastic taste, even after being in the sun. Great to drink from as it collapses slightly so you get a constant stream of water with no air. Light weight, durable, collapsible. Whoever designed this thought about ever aspect of it’s use. From the carabiner that had a slight resistance around 90 degrees, (easier to grab) to the satisfying click the flip top has. Fantastic blend of engineering and design. The only down side is it is made of plastic, the injection molded parts could be slightly more refined/harmonious and a slightly larger drinking hole for easier filling. As far as I can tell this is the best collapsible bottle on the market, and it’s only 10 bucks or so. Significantly better than hydropak, which despite costing multiples more, is less functional and easy to use.

I did a lot off research as to the best water bottles for a recent long haul holiday. I'd initially bought the Hydaway collapsible water bottles but when they arrived we felt that they are still quite bulky when collapsed and didn't look stable enough. These Vapur bottles had great reviews on a number of trusted websites so we gave them a go. Although we didn't really use them every day, (we used the plastic bottles the hotels supplied) they were perfect for the plane and we loved the way they folded up on themselves with the clip. They were very easy to drink from and we had zero leakage. Highly recommended.

This is my favourite water bottle for travelling. I love how light and compact it is. It's great to carry around and when it's empty, you can just roll it up and fit it in your pocket. The carabiner clip is great for clipping it to your bag or hanging it from whatever you want. I would hook it on the belt clip of my pants when walking around or just carrying it around on my finger. It's much more durable than you'd expect as well. I was robbed in Brazil and thrown down concrete stairs and the bottle is still fine. It has been through a LOT and still works great. It definitely does not look new anymore (lots of wrinkles), but works just as good.It's much cheaper and better for the environment than buying multiple bottles of water everyday. Of course, it's not going to keep your water cold and I guess there's a small learning curve for getting used to drinking out of it.I paired this bottle with a "Grayl" water bottle (it has a built-in filter) and I never had to buy water anywhere when travelling south America. I would just fill up both bottles through the filter whenever there was a water source and I was good to go.

Sarebbe stata fantastica, se non si fosse bucata vicino alla chiusura del tappo dopo solo un mese di utilizzo. Tra l'altro, l'ho sempre tenuta da sola nella tasca dedicata alla sacca idrica dello zaino, quindi senza che potesse entrare in contatto con altri oggetti.Ne avevo comprata anche un'altra per il mio compagno e devo dire che per ora la sua sta reggendo. Come borraccia sarebbe fantastica, perché nello zaino da bici, a differenza delle borracce rigide, non fa male alla schiena. Inoltre, a differenza di tutte le sacche idriche che abbia mai provato, fa sì che l'acqua non sappia di plastica.