30 cm Tall Water Bottle with Straw and Handle, Plastic 1 L

The bottle you own is either too tall for the bag pocket or too fat for the car door. Almost nobody prints the numbers, so you find that out after you have paid.

What Are the Key Features of This 30 cm Tall 1 L Water Bottle?

• Measured, and here are all three numbers - 10 x 8 x 30 centimeters, so you can test the fridge door, the bag pocket and the car door before buying instead of after.
• 300 g empty - the water is the weight, the bottle barely adds to it, and that is what makes a full litre carryable by a child on the way to school.
• Drink without tipping it up - the straw brings the water to you, so a mouthful in traffic or between sets does not mean lifting a full litre to your mouth.
• The flip cover shuts the straw away - the mouth of a straw is the part that touches everything else in the bag, and this one closes down over it and seals.
• Five colours of one bottle - blue, green, orange, red and white, which is how a family keeps four identical litres apart at the same table.

Where Can You Use This 30 cm Tall Water Bottle with a Straw?

• In a school bag side pocket, where 30 cm stands proud instead of sinking out of sight
• In a car door pocket, planning around roughly 10 cm at its widest
• In the gap beside a laptop in a rucksack
• In the end compartment of a gym bag, where one fill covers the whole session
• On an office desk, so there are fewer walks to the cooler

Why Choose a Bottle with Its Exact Size Listed Instead of Guessing?

• Almost no listing prints the bottle's own size - so you learn it is too tall for the bag pocket or too fat for the car door after paying.
• 300 g of bottle under a kilo of water - a child carries it by the handle without leaning sideways, where steel starts and stays heavier.
• A clear wall reads the level - which matters when the whole point is knowing whether you actually finished it.
• The straw means it never gets tipped up - and the flip cover folds down over the mouthpiece between drinks.

Details

Material & Build

• Plastic - the correct call at a litre rather than the cheap one, because the weight you carry stays the water and not the container.
• Closure: a flip-top cover lid over a leak-proof seal, which is what lets a bottle with a straw inside it lie down in a bag at all.
• Drinking: a built-in straw, so the bottle stays where it is and you go to it.
• Airtight, and free of bisphenol A.
• A good-luck message is printed on the body - a design element, which is why this tends to be bought for a student rather than for a kitchen.

Dimensions

• Item dimensions: 10 x 8 x 30 centimeters - a base of 10 by 8 standing 30 tall. The base numbers differ, so the footprint is wider one way than the other and it will take a slot a bottle of the same volume might not. Read the exact shape off the photographs.
• Capacity: 1 L, recorded as a manufacturer attribute rather than read off a label.
• Empty weight: 300 g. The water is the weight; the bottle barely adds to it.

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