Bivo Trio 21oz Insulated Stainless Steel Bike Water Bottle - for Cycling - Fits Most Cages, Dishwasher Safe - Keeps Drinks Cold 12+ Hours - Raw

These are great. Keep drinks cold for hours on rides, better than anything I have ever tried. The drinking system and flow rate alone is awesome -- no plastic bidon has anything that comes close. 2 considerations one must understand -- They are obviously heavier than plastic bottles. If weight is your primary concern these may not be for you. The other is that they need strong bottle cages if going over rough terrain or they can bounce out, and then bottle could get dented. Bivo has some suggested cages on their website and after switching, mine are locked in (I use Tacx Deva Bottle Cage, and Specialized Zee Cage 2, and both work well). However the strengths far outweigh. First the insulation is suberb, and thats comparing to non sport specific double wall insulated stainless steel bottles. If I put more than 8 cubes of ice in, it will be too much as they wont melt on a 3-4 hour ride. Second, stainless is so, so much more easier to clean than a plastic bottle. When riding and using electrolyte or carb powders, bottles can get funky even if you try hard to clean them. Not these, and you can take a strong brush to the insides... and you can throw them in the dishwasher if you need to. Third, did I mention the flow? pull up on the nozzle and you have high flow of liquid via gravity, no squeezing. Quick, safe hydration, wihout trying to bite, squeeze, and suck. I bought this one, then went and bought 4 more. Well done product.

I bought one of these and a Camelbak Podium. You need two bottles for longer rides, so I thought I'd see which is best. Pros - Keeps fluids pretty cold, especially if you use ice and put it in the fridge ahead of time - Find myself drinking more because the drink is cold and tastes good - About as tall as a normal plastic bottle Cons - Hard to get out of some bottle cages Differences with the Podium - Bivo is 21oz vs Camelbak 22oz - Bivo is 60g lighter - Bivo is nearly an inch shorter, this matters on TCR type frames, which a lot of bikes are now. - Bivo has a traditional push/pull valve, Camelbak has twist valve. I found this was more important than I realized to keep drinks cool. I would close the Bivo after each drink, but leave the Camelbak open. - Bivo is tapered at the bottom to get in and out of cages easier - Bivo has a much wider mouth for adding powders - Bivo pours more freely - Bivo comes with low profile cage bolts in case yours stick up, so you don't scratch your nifty new bottle up. Bivo also comes with a straw cleaner. Overall, they are both great options for keeping your drink cool as the heat goes up. The Bivo is worth the extra $5 though.

I put the empty Bivo bottle in my fridge to chill overnight. The next day, I filled it with 12 oz of ice cubes and 12 oz of tap water. I put the bottle on my bike and rode 2 hours at 92 degrees F. The water was 33.4 degrees at the start of the ride and 32.9 degrees at the end of the ride. It actually got colder by 1.5%. I did a similar test using a regular insulated bike water bottle (Specialized Purist insulated bottle) and the water went from 36.5 degrees at the start of the ride to 69.6 degrees at the end of the ride (temperature increased 90.7%). The Bivo bottle is excellent. Plus, the water flows very easily through the valve. Cleaning is super easy. The bottle doesn't retain funky flavors from electolyte tablets.

If you ride bike in the hot weather, this bottle is for you! Kept the water, nice and cool and it fits nicely in my bottle cage. Easy to grab and drink while riding.

Really good bottle—keeps cold drinks / ice cold for hours even in Texas heat. Nozzle/straw work well for high flow but sometimes the outer black cap does drip a little for some reason (can’t figure out why). Took off a star for that and the cost (very high).

This water bottle keeps your water/ice cold for a long time. It is the easiest bottle to drink from. No struggling to suck like I did with every other plastic water bottle I’ve owned for the past 35 years. It’s amazing how fast you can drink the water from this bottle. It’s almost unbelievable. The bottle fits well into most water bottle cages. I highly recommend this water bottle to anyone. It’s worth every penny I paid for it.

The Bivo doesn’t disappoint, keeps drinks cold on a warm day ride. It fits in a standard bottle cage, but is tight and challenge to pull out. It holds three ounces less fluid than a typical bottle of same size. I found that I drink more through the Bivo than a standard squirt from traditional bike bottle. It is easy to clean post ride!

I love this! I have a smaller frame Domane that I just bought and was concerned about the fit and scratching my bike inserting and removing but no, not only is this light but a soft material as well. I’m so excited because it’s a tight fit but no worries and this is amazing at keeping my water cold for me and the flow, unbelievable! Worth every cent!!!!

After the first use I realized the sealing ring in the lid was missing, causing my drink to leak constantly. Tried contacting manufacturer via email, no response. Tried to order replacements from their website, they do not ship to Canada. Why sell in a country if you can't provide spare parts? And why am I paying a premium for this? Poor customer service.

Good quality, good insulation. But it's a little too long to "fit most cages", at least with mountain bike frames. Maybe consider the 17oz version.

Just don't forget to plug it before trying to drink laying down. It pours so well it's ginna go everywhere.

初めて使ったとき、妙にガタつく音がするなと感じましたが…中に入れた氷がステンレスの内壁に当たる音でした…。 ドリンクが無くなっても氷は残るほどの保冷力。競合他社の製品と比べて100グラムほど軽いというのも大きな長所です。

- excellent item, works very well & looks the part. - i also got the slightly smaller one for portability 🎒