HydroFlask vs. Coldest Bottle - Who stays colder?

Dehydration happens when the body loses more water than it takes in because it is composed of 75% water. It’s important to drink enough water daily to sustain all physical functions. Dehydration is a common occurrence on really hot days, whether you’re exercising in the gym or going on a trip.

Keeping your body from overheating might help your training session, adventure or activity be more productive. It is simpler for your body to maintain a lower core temperature if you drink cold water. On the other hand, sipping warm or hot water might quench your thirst. On sweltering summer days when your body is attempting to stay cool by releasing water through sweat, this could be deadly. The ideal water bottle should always be within reach. Choosing the best water bottle for your lifestyle might be challenging because there are so many options available: different shapes, sizes, colors, and features like no leaking, durability, and lightweight. The longevity of the water bottle’s ability to maintain its cold, particularly in warmer weather, is its most crucial attribute.

Do the test or check out the results below to find the ideal insulated water bottle.

From the experiment, after 24 hours the Coldest water was 33degrees and the Hydro bottle was 44degrees. From the beginning of the experiment after 48 hours the temperature of the water from the Coldest bottle was 47 degrees and the Hydro bottle was 63 degrees with the Coldest at 16 degrees.

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All content on these videos is for informational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute certified or licensed experiments. Any content on this video should be considered expressions of opinions and not statements or facts. Feel free to perform your own experiments and make your own opinions.