water bottles......

scazzer

Not something ive really looked into,but need to buy new waterbottles and was thinking are some better at keeping contents cooler longer than others?????

Only a thought as summer is on its way 8) hopefully...........

Wirral_paul

Camelback Podium Chill - simply put they are brill. They are a clear bottle with the insulation (and graphics) inside and so dont show any visible marking, on top of the real benefit of keeping drinks chilled in summer for longer than it takes to drink them.

Mine go in the fridge overnight in the summer to chill my drinks down before a ride (when i remember). Not cheap but for me - well worth the price. I have 4 of them

http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Camelbak-Podium-Chill-Bottle-610ml_42297.htm?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Product_Search&utm_campaign=Froogle02

scazzer

cheers paul

they do look good n sturdy also,will have to look round now for cheapest prices lol..

thx

ajb72

Wirral_Paul wrote:

Camelback Podium Chill - simply put they are brill. They are a clear bottle with the insulation (and graphics) inside and so dont show any visible marking, on top of the real benefit of keeping drinks chilled in summer for longer than it takes to drink them.

Mine go in the fridge overnight in the summer to chill my drinks down before a ride (when i remember). Not cheap but for me - well worth the price. I have 4 of them

http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Camelbak-Podium-Chill-Bottle-610ml_42297.htm?utm_source=Google&utm_medium=Product_Search&utm_campaign=Froogle02

Do these hold less actual fluid than a regular Camelbak bottle? That is, is the 610ml the volume for drink, or the volume including the area required for insulation making it more like a 500ml? I like my regular camelbak bottles for the great spout on them, but prefer larger bottles in summer for long rides. Even the larger Camelbak podium is only 710ml. They would be fine for sportives with regular feed stations though I guess.

ajb72

just spotted they also come in a 750ml version. Ignore above!