New Plastic Sports And GYM Water Bottle With Handle for easy use on the go - It holds 700 ml Fluid

This is a great bottle for those of us who run: the hand grip is big enough, the 700ml capacity is plenty for most runs of up to 12 miles on a hot day and the bottle is tough enough to withstand the odd spill to the road or kitchen floor! It's easy to access liquid on the run, which is vital. I have tried many drinks bottles but this one is the most functional and easily carried. Get one!

The first time used and it leaked all over me whilst running. Not very good when you are going out for a 2 hour run and you are losing all of your drink. Subsequently had very sticky hands for the duration of the run. Absolutely awful. Filled it up when got home and it just leaked everywhere. A waste of money, please AVOID!!!!

Just joined my partners running club, our colours are purple. Our 1st running event together, so we got these large water bottles. Our daughter personalised them using her cricut machine. Love them. These bottles are made well, easy to hold, large & colour was exactly what I needed. A proper purple

I bought this as a gift and was disappointed with the quality for the price - looks and feels like something you would buy from Poundland

These arrived yesterday, the plastic is cheap and brittle and there is a sharp ridge down the centre where you grip the bottle. On my first run the bottle slipped from my hand (was 30c so hands where a little sweaty) and the bottle cracked when it hit the floor.Having dropped several water bottles in the past through cycling (so at high speed too) I've never had one break so easily. Given the heat of the day this made my run unpleasant to so the least as I had zero water and was mid 10km.In short avoid this product and resulting disappointment

Let's me carry 500ml, much more than most other running bottles. Comfy handle (you might need to trim the moulding swarf off but, hey: it's really cheap!)Good seal on the lid, good value for money.

I have bought several of these for my disabled son. It is ideal for him as he can hold it himself and has a large capacity. However the drinking valve is not durable and breaks away from the lid after a couple of weeks, I can see no mechanism for contacting the manufacturer to buy just the lids which would be the best solution.

Bought these for teenage son to take to school and for working out but the closures broke quite quickly, within 6 weeks of use, which I would say is not really robust enough.