PogoPlastic Water Bottle with Straw Lid and Carry Handle, Reusable, BPA Free, Dishwasher Safe, Perfect for Travel, School, Outdoors, and Gym | 32oz, 40oz

A quick overview of the pros and cons of this bottle (detailed review further down):PROS:- Sturdy, hasn’t leaked, holds 4 cups of liquid at a time- Straw is easy to clean, durable, and feels nice to drink out of- Handle is great for easy carrying, much more comfortable than a stiff plastic handleCONS:- Measurements printed on the cup rub off quite easilyI’ve been using this bottle for about two months now and it’s become my go-to bottle for everyday use. I much prefer using the straw as opposed to other bottles where you have to tilt the entire bottle just to take a small sip out of it. The bottle is sturdy and hasn’t leaked once, even when the lid isn’t screwed on as tightly as it can be.Because the 32 oz bottle holds 4 cups, it’s really easy for me to check if I’m drinking enough- I just have to make sure I have filled it up and drank it all twice per day!The only issue I’ve noticed is that the printed-on measurements can be rubbed off quite easily. I would prefer if they were engraved or if some other measure was taken to ensure they can’t be removed so easily. For me, this isn’t a huge issue, but I think this could be a deal-breaker for some.Overall, I highly recommend this bottle (especially for anyone who forgets to drink enough water everyday without one like I do!)

Love these water bottles, very cute colors. Ended up buying a second to give to my sister. The straw is a softer rubber and works very well. Very easy to open with the button, and has overall held up very well. So easy to clean, definitely recommend

EDIT: After about 9 months of daily use, the flip top cap was no longer as secure and would open more easily. Led to some spills in my bag.This is the best value water bottle on the market. I drink a lot of water so I have tried several types of water bottles over the years and I think this is finally the winner.Best qualities of Pogo Tritan Water Bottle 32 oz (tl;dr lol)- Inexpensive- Large size options- Straw! (also has option without a straw)- Does not leak when tipped over- Straw is covered, not exposed- Easy to cleanThis review may seem excessive, but no joke this has been like a 5 year journey to find the perfect water bottle so here are my honest thoughts... I will compare the Pogo to all the other water bottles I have tried. I tried all of the most popular brands but the Pogo wins! (Also I will never buy a HydroFlask, too expensive for something I will probably misplace).Nalgene Wide Mouth Tritan 32 oz. (difficult to drink from, but good quality)- I originally purchased the Nalgene for its size, as I wanted a larger water bottle. But the Nalgene wide mouth is difficult to drink from while mobile, and I would usually spill on myself if I tried to drink from it while walking (you could buy a splash guard but that seems excessive). There is a narrow mouth option, but I imagine its a bit difficult to clean out.- The Pogo water bottle is great because it comes in large sizes, and it has the straw which is easier to drink from while mobile. The straw helps encourage me to drink more water throughout the day!Contigo Autospout Straw Ashland, 24 oz. (leaks, is small, but has a built in carabiner)- The Contigo was the first water bottle with a straw that I used and in general I liked it a lot. I noticed that I drank much more water with the straw. But that thing leaked so much if it wasn't upright. Which is fine if you leave it on a table all day (unlikely), but otherwise it was a recipe for disaster as soon as you threw it in your bag. Additionally, this water bottle was only 24 oz. They have a larger size, but the design is weird in my opinion. I do really like that there is a built in carabiner for this water bottle.- The Pogo water bottle has a straw but does not leak because of the lid that covers the straw. And the Pogo comes in 32 oz. and also 40 oz. which is great for people who want to store more water!CamelBak Eddy 32 oz. (unsanitary, difficult to clean, breaks easily)- I knew that I would hate the Camelbak, but I thought I'd join the bandwagon since I saw so many people use it. It was a good size (32 oz.), and had a straw which I knew was what I wanted. But the bite valve mechanism took a long time to get used to. It's not like a normal straw where you can easily drink from. It is very firm when you first buy it and you have to bite surprisingly hard (eventually the silicone gets softer and its easier to drink from). The straw is also constantly exposed which is incredibly unsanitary (I knew this would bother me but I bought it any way). The straw part because it's not really a straw and has a closed end, is very difficult to clean out. I had a straw brush and it would not get the mold out. And then worst of all, the locking mechanism for the straw just stopped working after only a few months of use! So the straw just stayed up constantly, which made it even more unsanitary as it would often brush up against things in my backpack. This was for sure the worst water bottle I have owned, I don't understand why so many people use this water bottle.- The Pogo has a lid that covers the straw which is perfect to keep it clean. And the straw is a normal straw, very easy to drink from and very easy to clean.

Love it. Easy to sip from, easy to pull apart and clean. Only 3 parts.No spill or leakage. If the lid is snapped shut, it's leak proof. If the lid is open, it flows freely. I wouldn't drop it sideways in a bag, only because the lid just snaps-no lock. If you take it on a plane, stand it upright and open the lid for takeoff and landing.Just a plastic bottle, so no insulation. It's comfortable to carry, and I haven't had any problems with breakage.

The bottle has a great seal but unfortunately when you open the cap the only way it can release pressure is through the straw spilling fluid on your hands. If you take the straw off you still have the same problem, fluid will get in the rubber spout and spill out on your hands. I love the bottle I just wish it didn't have those two problems. Maybe incorporate a pressure release button somewhere in the top.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased the Pogo bottle to get my daily requirement of water. This bottle makes it easy because I only have to fill it twice a day. There are also measurement markings on the bottle that allows me to track how much I drink. The mouth is large enough to add ice with water straight from the door dispenser on the fridge. More importantly it’s pretty easy to maintain. The mouth piece on the straw version pops out to allow access for cleaning cleaning it. It also has an attached protective mouthpiece cover.I have dropped this bottle a few times in the house and it did not burst or break (I don’t recommend dropping it intentionally to test it, lol) . After surgery on both wrists sometimes I’m all thumbs. Great choice for me with the carry handle! Initially I chose the 32 ounce chug bottle, however I found that didn’t work for me. I kept it because the tops are interchangeable on the 32 and 40 ounce bottles. I placed a new order for the 40 ounce straw version of the Pogo bottle for myself (I didn’t do well chugging) and the chug top my grandson uses from time to time on his bottle, he loves pouring drinks into his mouth.I will mention however it does sweat with cold drinks as does most glasses and bottles. Overall though I’m very pleased with the Pogo BPA free plastic bottle’s ease of cleaning, easy to fill, durability and beautiful rich colors.