Bivo Trio Insulated Water Bottle - 17 fl. oz.
With an extremely fast flow rate and double-wall vacuum insulation that keeps water cold for more than 12 hrs., the Bivo Trio insulated water bottle keeps you hydrated on the hottest summer days.
- Patented high-flow sport nozzle designed by an ex-NASA engineer allows for effortless drinking without squeezing for easy one-handed drinking while riding
- Double-wall vacuum insulation technology keeps beverages icy cold for over 12 hrs. without losing temp control—ideal for all-day bike rides and adventures
- Constructed with 100% recyclable stainless-steel inner for durability and zero flavor transfer; provides a plastic-free hydration cycling bottle alternative
- This bottle's shorter height is well suited for smaller full suspension bikes or bikes with unique frame geometry
- Dishwasher safe and easy to clean, with fully removable components
- Fits most bike cages and cup holders; tapered design for universal bike-cage compatibility
- Silicone anti-slip exterior coating on colored bottles provides a secure, nonslip grip—perfect for active use while cycling, hiking or working out at the gym
Imported.
View all Bivo Bike Water Bottles| Best Use | Cycling |
|---|---|
| Liquid Capacity (L) | 0.5 liters |
| Liquid Capacity (fl. oz.) | 17 fluid ounces |
| Dimensions | 3 x 8.7 inches |
| Fits In Cup Holder | Yes |
| Water Bottle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Material(s) | Recycled stainless steel/LFGB-compliant silicone/BPA/S/F-free polypropylene |
| BPA Free | Yes |
| Insulated | Yes |
| Bottle Opening | Medium |
| Cap Type | Push/Pull |
| Weight | 8.3 ounces |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
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A revolutionary product!
I usually bring out my bigger insulated bottle, but if I’m heading out for a shorter ride or racing and need to save weight this bottle is the only answer. Keeps my drinks icy cold on those hot days or perfectly warm for the cold days. Pair that with its incredible flow rate and fantastic fit in my bike cage. I can’t imagine myself ever using a different bottle for as long as I’m riding a bike. Chapeau Bivo!
Awesome water bottle!
Bivo water bottles are the best. No more nasty tasting plastic bottles. I carry one around with me everyday and as a consequence I’m drinking more water. I have one on my bike and I’m adding another cage so I can carry two on longer, hotter rides. They are really easy to clean too…just pop them in the dishwasher. The most surprising thing is the amazing flow. I wouldn’t be without one!
Great for biking and everything else💦
I use a Bivo insulated water bottle all the time, the smaller 17 oz bottle is perfect for short rides, but honestly this bottle goes everywhere with me not only on my bike. It keeps my water icy cold and always tastes great 💦and the water flow is incredible. Keep up the great work Bivo 💦💦💦
A Solid Waterbottle
What this bottle does well: Solid construction, great flow rate, easy to clean and maintain. It's stainless steel. It doesn't retain flavors. It's machine washable and it comes with its own cleaning tool. It's also pretty heavy compared to plastic water bottles.
Great water bottle for biking.
Water stays cold, easy to drink from, no squeezing or flipping the top, no unpleasant plastic or metal taste. Fits well in cage. Got two of the smaller size, because the larger one wouldn't fit on my bike.
Expensive and Worth It
If you like your hydration cold, this is hands down the best option.
Excellent water bottles, at least so far
I have been biking for over 50 years and have bought many companys' water bottles. Recent brands have included Klean Kanteen, Polar bottle, Hydro Flask (still my go to non-biking water bottles, but they have moved away from sport caps), and recently I have tried Camelbak Podium Titanium (18 oz) and Camelbak Podium Steel (18 and 22 oz). I am returning both of the Camelbak sets. The Titanium, in my opinion is very overpriced for the features you get. This may be corrected by the time you read this....but the Spec weight on REI's site was actually about half of that when I weighed two of them repeatedly on my kitchen scale (reported as 5.3 oz, yet I repeatedly could not get less than 8.7 oz, or even 7 oz without the cap). Yes, the Titanium IS a quality bottle, but it costs $100 for the small 18 oz one and does not come in a 21 or 22 oz size, as far as I know. It ALSO has a trade off, seemingly in the insulation category, since it is rated, I think only to keep cold for 7 oz, (and the steel variety, if my memory serves me, was 12-14 hours. The Steel Podium, ordered both 22 and 18 oz in black, and use the standard Trek plastic cage....and even with CAUTIOUSLY testing the empty bottle when I first bought it last week........scraped the paint off the side of the black, leaving a long silver scratch mark. I will not buy them again. Both Podium Titanium and Podium Steel do have the twist to lock mechanism seen on Camelbak water bottles and I found less easy to use while riding than the usual push/pull mechanism of these Bivol bottles. The flow on both Camelbak and Bivol bottles were excellent, but I do think the Bivol may win by a hair. Time will tell how they hold up, but at present....this has quickly become my go-to bicycle water bottle. Highly recommended. (so much so, that I just placed an order for a second set). I did neglect to mention that the Bivol 17 oz was actually LIGHTER than the Camelbak Titanium (with both empty), and that is what prompted me to weigh the titanium and find out that it was much heavier than listed in the specs. You do of course have a small trade-off of getting 1 oz less capacity, but I think this is SMALL trade-off, considering it is MUCH less expensive, yet seems to still be excellent quality and specs. (and in my opinion, a better overall bottle.