Co-op Cycles Purist Water Bottle - 26 fl. oz.
Uncage, pull with teeth, guzzle, plug, cage, repeat. The Co-op Cycles Purist water bottle perfects the hydrating-while-riding routine with a high capacity and flow rate—and without that plastic funk.
- BPA- and phthalate-free polyethylene bottle is flexible for easy squeezing and fast water delivery; you can freeze the bottle or place ice inside it
- Purist treatment infuses the bottle's interior with silicon dioxide to prevent odors, stains and mold from attaching to the inner surface, offering a pure taste
- MoFlo™ cap design features a wide water channel to deliver up to 50% greater flow than other leading bottles, plus it has improved functional grip
- MoFlo cap is all about high-volume water delivery to quench your thirst pronto
- Cap is also sealed with an integrated O-ring and a lock-down nozzle for leak-free transport and shaking/mixing of powdered drink mixes
- Please note: interior of the water bottle should never be scrubbed or mechanically scratched
- Recommended cleaning method is to rinse your bottle with warm water and a mild detergent; alternately, bottle can be washed on the top rack of a dishwasher
Made in USA.
View all Co-op Cycles Bike Water Bottles| Best Use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Liquid Capacity (L) | 0.77 liters |
| Liquid Capacity (fl. oz.) | 26 fluid ounces |
| Fits In Cup Holder | Yes |
| Water Bottle Material | Plastic |
| Material(s) | Polyethylene |
| BPA Free | Yes |
| Bottle Opening | Wide |
| Cap Type | Push/Pull |
| Weight | 3.1 ounces |
| Sustainability | From a Climate Label Certified brand |
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waste avoiding tip
The nipple on these bottle cracks after a few months use, especially with kids using at times. Co-op, salsa, nor purist sell replacement tops. To avoid waste and more plastic production, you can use tops of specialized brand. These fit the bottles perfectly and give you a few style options.
Good basic, water bottle that holds liquids.
Good basic, water bottle that holds liquids.
Nice water bottle!
Nice water bottle, matches the orange on my bike:
Holds water like a boss
This thing holds water like you wouldnt believe, when you pop the top it allows the water to come right back out and down your feed tube. Love it
Great simple bottle
Been using these since they were still Novara branded. They are taste neutral and you can bring a lot of water, which is a must on hot days in California. Easy to clean and they last a long time. They don't add unnecessary extra weight, since there is no insulation and other stuff. You can squeeze the bottle, which makes it easy to get a lot of water quickly.
Great bottle, poor mouthpiece
The bottle itself it great: lightweight, no weird taste, solid construction, etc. However the mouthpiece does not easily seal properly which causes the contents to leak out if the bottle is not upright. While it works great on bike rides, this makes the bottle frustrating to use as I can't just drop it in a bag without it leaking all over.
Unsafe Bottle – Plastic Thread Poses Health Risk
I purchased this bottle and was alarmed to find a loose plastic thread coming out from the inside. This is a serious safety concern, as ingesting plastic particles can be hazardous to health. Ingesting plastic threads or fragments can also pose a choking hazard and lead to digestive issues, especially for children.
Great Bottle, Iffy Lid/Cap
In concept, there is nothing not to love about this water bottle -- there are a ton of fun designs, it's 26oz, and it fits easily in my bottle cages. At the end of the day, it's a water bottle and there isn't that much more information that can be provided on that. My only issue has been with the lid and cap. I've probably bought 8 of these over the past few years, and with at least half of them, after a number of uses the cap doesn't quite close down all the way. This ultimately results in a very small amount of liquid escaping when going over bumps, so I can't use those ones with drink mixes anymore as it ends up making my frame sticky. Similarly, a few of the lids seem to lose their seal, where even if the cap is fully pressed down, squeezing the bottle results in a small amount of liquid escaping through that part. I'd say out of the 8 bottles, 4 of them still work perfectly while the other 4 still have the issues listed above. I'll keep buying them but something to watch out for and that could definitely be improved upon.
Mold grows inside rubber mouth
OVerall, these are great water bottles. My only complaint is that I have to replace them every few months because mold Starts to grow in the lid spout (under the rubber mouth).
Okay bottle
The size is great, however I fear the cap will not last long. Had this before, but it lasted just 1.5 years. Not as good as a trek or other bottles