CamelBak Thrive Chug Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle Navy, 32oz

I would rate this right up there with Yeti in terms of build quality and effectiveness. This will keep your water ice cold after sitting in a hot car all afternoon, or your coffee nice and toasty for hours on end. It's a decent size to fit in most cupholders although it's pretty tall so you might struggle at times to figure out where to put it.The lid on this one errs on the side of waterproof, which isn't exactly my preference. I'd like quick access to my drink moreso than making sure it won't spill even during a violent tumble. With the cap taking several twists to lock down, I have no doubt you won't spill a drop. But it's a lot less convenient to take a quick swig from, especially one-handed, when you have to twist the lid so much.Aside from that, I really like the features of this bottle. The rubberized grippy bottom keeps it noise-free when you're setting your drink down and prevents accidental drops, and I love the handle. The lid comes up on a spring to keep it out of the way instead of flapping in your face. The only thing I would change personally is to switch to a latch mechanism so it could open up with a button or lever press one-handed. But I knew what I was getting into with this, so I can confidently say it does what it sets out to do.

Didn't know I needed another water bottle until I came across this one. To start, 32oz is the perfect size. They made it skinny enough so it will fit in a cup hold and it is not too tall to be top heavy and unstable. The build in carry handle is awesome and comfy to hold. The drink spout is easy to use and lets me chug water comfortably. It's also a rubber spout which feels good on the mouth. I do have a few concerns on how that component will age, but it looks like it might be replaceable if it were to fail and it honestly may not have any issues. It's leakproof. The bottom has a small built in rubber bumper so you can set it down on tables and things without making a loud bang and denting/scratching it. All in all, this is basically perfect!So, what’s my complaint? My biggest complaint is with the lid lock. It is easy to unscrew and has a spring so it pops open and stays out of the way which is nice. Locking it is a pain though. It isn’t a quick quarter turn lock or anything like that. It feels like I am pushing it down and spinning it multiple times over (overcoming the slight spring force) before I finally get it to catch and lock. This was very frustrating to me while driving the other day, but for cases where I have 2 hands it’s a tad less noticeable.