Best Value Pack of Two BPA Free Metal Water Bottle by Vibz Enterprise with Free Carabiner and Leak Proof Cap, Hygienic, Durable and Ecofriendly Hydration Source for Sports and Outdoor Activity

The stainless is kind of thin so I wouldn't abuse these much. The clip and loop made into the lid are garbage. First thing out of the box I removed/tossed those pieces in the trash. Because of the small hole in the plastic of the bottle cap I wonder if that creates a weak spot. Time will tell. For general use it should be fine but I wouldn't trust my last drink of water to that loop. Carry these in a pocket or pouch, not by the loop.I got these to include in a bugout bag as a water carrier that could be boiled in a fire. I think they'll serve that purpose (likely never be used). Because of the thin metal I hope they don't deform to the point the lid will no longer fit if heated to boiling. The tag says they're BPA free and I don't see any kind of lining.Overall, for the price they're OK. Don't expect to get a pair of Clean Canteen models for cheap.

Seems like these are decent bottles for the price, but I'm concerned about the reasoning behind the information on the little note hidden inside the water bottles, saying "do not wash in the dishwasher". I'm wondering how these bottles (Interior coatings) will be able to hold up to the abuse of repeated use, such as heating up inside of a car in the summer, if they can't handle being washed in dishwasher. Hoping to get a reply to my inquiry from the manufacturer, so I can increase my rating.

Purchased these a few weeks ago and have been using them pretty much daily so far. Haven't experienced any issues yet, no leaks and they survive just fine rolling around the backseat of the Jeep. They aren't as insulated as the more expensive brands so don't expect 2 days of ice cold water, then again I wouldn't treat a Hydroflask or Yeti as carefree as these. For the price these are great backpack water bottles for our hiking needs. The carabiner has worked pretty well on one but the springy-ness on the second one seems to be pretty week. Not really a complaint on the water bottles themselves, plus the carabiners are free so really not an issue.

Love the water bottles...However...the plastic labels on both had melted onto the stainless steel. I contemplated returning them (but i really liked the bottles). Instead I spent an hour with Goo Gone scraping the melted labels (which should have been quick peel) off. Now the bottles are in service and I love them. Wish those labels hadn't been such a mess.

Is says easy to clean. Well that is interesting because so far that is not the case. They obviously have a machine that is miscalibrated and stamps, tapes, whatever these crooked so that part of the label actually does stick and adhere to the metal bottle itself. So far I have tried soaking in hot soapy water, rubbing alcohol, and baby oil, and still nothing gets this glue residue off. Ruins the whole bottle. And of course it happened on both.However hats off to the adhesive company you have a top notch product that I’d swear was manufactured by Hercules himself. BravoNot happy.

Great waterbottle, good 750ml (25oz) size. Screw cap secures without leaks so I can throw it into a backpack or gym bag and not worry about soaking other things. I drink one bottle in the morning, one in the afternoon. Keeps me hydrated! :) ... My kids have these for school too. It will not crack like plastic bottles, though it will dent.

Good product: the bottles are a good size, they fit in cup holders, the screw-on caps are secure and the finger loop makes it just a little more fun to carry. Only thing I don't like is that the plasticy-cell-etc wrapper might've been exposed to heat because the green print came off and is stuck for life on one of my bottles. Tried scrubbing it, which made zero difference. Doesn't affect the quality of the product, it's just an observation. Otherwise I'm happy.

I like the wide mouth of these bottles. However, the caps don't seem like they were designed for these bottles. I can remove the caps by pulling out almost all the way to the end of the screw down circles.