Contigo Ashland Chill 2.0, 2-Pack, 24oz, Stainless Steel with Straw and Handle, Dual Insulated for Cold and Hot Drinks, Blue Corn and Stainless Steel

I love it, it's the best bottle I've gotten so far. It keeps the water cold for the day and has a large drinking hole, encouraging you to drink more.

Love the super sleek and modern design of this tumbler—it's stylish and easy to carry around. Totally spill-proof, so no worries tossing it in a bag or bringing it along for a ride. It fits perfectly in both my car and Peloton cup holders, which is a huge plus.It does a great job keeping my cold drinks icy, and I’m big on ice—like the good ice kind. That said, I do wish it was 32 oz instead of 24 oz. With all the ice I like to use, I find myself refilling it more often than I’d like. But overall, it’s a great tumbler for everyday use with a clean look and functional design.

This is a great bottle! One caution though...if you tighten the lid too tight, when you flip the spout open the contents will shoot you in the face! Took me a minute to realize that I had to unscrew the lid a bit before opening the spout.But, I do love the bottle now that I've discovered that the issue is me and not the bottle.

I bought several of the same style water bottles so that I don't need to worry about matching lids with bottles. The quality in general is very good and lasts for a long time. However, when I found a broken lid, I wanted to order it but realized that they don't sell lids. The customer rep offered to replace the whole bottle but I have to fill out a list of questions. I don't think I want to spend so much time for one single lid. Mostly, I already threw away the lid after taking the pictures. It does surprised me that such a big brand doesn't sell parts. Once all the lids are broken, I plan to go for another company that would sell lids/parts.=====From the customer service=================It would help us better understand how this issue occurred if you reply to the below questions:- How and when was the product cleaned?- What liquids were used with the bottle?- Was the product ever dropped?- Briefly describe the issue you are facing with the product- Has this issue occurred since first use or did it start later?Furthermore, in order for us to be able to proceed with the case please kindly provide us also with the following photos showing:1) Full view of your product (body and lid together)2) The bottom of the lid/body, showing the clock-like picture (manufacturing date code) & two-letter code (supplier code).Sometimes the photo might be blurry and therefore you can simply confirm the Manufacturing date code showed inside the clock-like (eg. 12/20) and the supplier code (eg. EL) via email message3) Proof of purchase (this is mandatory and can be provided either as photo/scan of the receipt or screenshot of the order confirmation, if item was received as a gift and proof of purchase is not available please let us know and provide the date on which it was received)Lastly, please provide your complete physical mailing address for verification, please kindly remember that this address cannot be a PO box.For archive and insurance purposes, at least one image should include the case reference number clearly visible in the photograph alongside the item, handwritten on a piece of paper.All the necessary documents should be sent as attachments (and not copied into the email) in one of the following formats: .png, .jpg, .pdf.Please note that the maximum size of the attachments should not exceed 15 MB total, if the email will be greater than that we might not receive it and so we will need to follow-up on the case.Please be advised replacements are selected based on stock availability and may vary from your original product.

I love the contigo brand, idk why, they are well priced, reliable, and cool looking. Benefits of this: easy to carry, doesnt leak, and the straw is way easier to drink from than i thought it would be. Even if the straw is at an angle, the water doesnt slow down when drinking if that makes any sense.Downsides: when you press the button to open the straw, it flicks a couple drops of water at you. easily solved by aiming it away when opening.Other “downside”, due to the nature of my job it is super scratched all over. so, not scratch resistant, at least not versus impact with dropping on gravel, rubbing against rusty metal objects and wood… but also. i dont know a single water bottle that is resistant to that that has color. so really thats just my fault for not looking for a stainless steel one

As Durable As A Single Sheet of Wet Toilet Paper.Let me paint a picture of the brutal, high-stakes athletic life this water bottle has been forced to endure for the past two months. My "intense" workouts consist of me, at the gym with my personal trainer, successfully lifting the 45-pound bar. That's it. Just the bar. No weights. My greatest athletic achievement is not pulling a muscle while getting out of my truck.This bottle has been treated more gently than a Fabergé egg in an earthquake. It's been exclusively hand-washed and has never been dropped, thrown, or even looked at with aggressive intent.And yet, after only a couple of months of this pampered existence, it falls apart. The little milky-white silicone piece that connects the internal straw to the mouthpiece—the very soul of its drinking mechanism—has spontaneously developed a tear-hole I could stick my pinky finger through.The "leakproof AUTOSPOUT" is now about as useful as an ejector seat on a helicopter. Sipping from it is a gurgling, air-filled tragedy.I'm truly baffled. For a brand like Contigo, I expected a bottle that could at least withstand the sheer force of being lifted to my mouth by someone whose primary form of cardio is walking to the fridge. I've had cartons of milk in my fridge that have demonstrated more structural integrity and longevity.So, if your daily activities include competitive napping or you need a sleek-looking paperweight, this might be the bottle for you. If you actually plan on drinking from it for more than a few weeks, I’d suggest you keep looking. This thing couldn't handle my lifestyle, and frankly, that's saying something.