We tested and compared two popular water bottles, evaluating their cold retention and durability and how easy they were to drink from.
of their 26-ounce bottle . Personally, I find Hydro Flask’s smaller color selection to be very vibrant, but numbers-wise the color selection winner is Yeti. To test the cold retention of the water bottles, we filled them with 100 grams of ice and 300 grams of chilled water. We checked the temperature of the water every hour for 24-plus hours, using ancooler throughout this test , but it was really irrelevant because both brands still had very chilled water after 24 hours.
However, Yeti bottles, unfortunately, do not easily fit in a car cup holder for the likely scenario of taking your water bottle on-the-go. The 26-ounce Yeti has a 3.25-inch base diameter, while the Hydro Flask has a 2.75-inch base diameter and easily fits in a cup holder. Now, if you use a stainless steel water bottle regularly, you’re bound to drop it at some point. And we didn’t think dents or dings impacted performance. Particularly, I find water bottles tend to dent at their necks and bases. To one of these points, Hydro Flask sells a siliconeAs far as leakage went, as long as the cap was tightly secured , we didn’t experience leakage with either bottle.
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