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PRODUCT REVIEW: thinksport BPA Free Reusable Sports Bottles

by , 09/09/10
filed under: Green Products

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With all the scary news floating around about Bisphenol-A, a dangerous chemical that’s been linked to everything from low sperm counts to early puberty to DNA damage, it’s easy to see why smart sport bottle makers choose to stick to strictly BPA-free materials. But just because there are a crop of BPA-free reusable bottles now available, that doesn’t mean you should just buy the first one you see. All of your stipulations for good, ergonomic, easy to use, sustainable design should still apply in your search for the perfect water bottle. thinksport recently sent us their rather elegant-looking 750ml insulated bottle to put to the test – read on to check out what we loved and what we thought could be improved and see if this is the water bottle you’ve been searching for!

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One Response to “PRODUCT REVIEW: thinksport BPA Free Reusable Sports Bottles”

  1. daedalusdreams daedalusdreams says:

    I’ve had one of these for almost a year, and it’s a great bottle! Couple of minor issues though. The plastic connector to the lid is extremely poor quality plastic and fractured after about 2 months. I ended up cutting it off completely. There is also something inside my bottle that rattles around that wasn’t there when I got it, which concerns me slightly. It’s GREAT at not sweating and keeping my water cool though. I frequently have unmelted ice 6-8 hours later. My only wishlist item would be some sort of carrying loop or something. It’s hourglass shape makes most commercially available carries not work very well. I managed to rig up my own with some paracord and a carabiner, but a loop on the lid or something would be a great addition. Highly recommend this!

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