Are These Viral Drink Containers Worth the Hype?

Testing out a few drink gadgets that I saw going around online!

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"When the Colors Started to Change" by VELDA

0:00 Intro & Unboxing
2:22 Initial Observations
4:44 Hydaway Coffee Test
6:32 Desert Field Test
9:23 Picnic Table Ponderings
10:48 Final Thoughts

#waterbottle #drinkgadgets #water

[valengreymoon]

I remember those little collapsible plastic cups from the 70s, with the built-in pill container.

[MysteriousKammm]

The collapsible one could be interesting for a camping trip, epecially if its a hiking/biking trip were size and heaviness matter

[NickyJamesTV]

Who in the hell is walking around with 6 ounces of water lmao

[missingclover]

Honestly the "one handed" operation of the Fitly was the most interesting part of the bottle which is funny they don't seem to focus on it lol. Drinking with one hand sounds pretty useful for cyclist, runners even just driving.

[Old_and_Wise]

As someone who needs water when taking prescription medication, I can actually see a use for the two water bottle style containers you featured. They seem the perfect size to keep around when needing to take some pills on the go, and when away from a direct water source.

[gunfighterzero]

I cant imagine needing a $25 non insulated perfume bottle

[susanjohnson]

I must say, you are always fair about your use of products. Patient and through, you always give interesting insight into products you try out and compare. Thank you.👍

[igray]

The Fitly is awesome when running & hiking. It can fit in jogging pockets too. I love mine when I go running.

[levigato]

The collapsible one would work for a water bowl if you take your dog on hikes with you.

[kimwatchesstuff]

I think the Memo is purely a space saver for slimmer backpacks or pockets. I may look into the collapsible one for RV life.

[PopsSinging]

Those collapsible cups would be nice for city trails. I hike one that has drinking fountains along at intervals and I usually carry a canteen or water bottle, but they are bulky. Just being able to stop and drink a cup of water and mash it back down would be nice. I was thinking, even at my doctor's office they have a water fountain with disposable cups, bringing your own cup that could just slide back in a pocket would be nice.

[angelabury]

I have purchased the collapsible cups (in bulk) as favors for my daughters birthday party. They each came with a plastic lid with wrist band attached and I squeezed silicone straws into the center to use with them. Absolutely everyone who got one raves about them, and still use them daily. I also keep 3 in my purse, 3 in my car, one at work, and 3 in our camp gear for each of us. Worth every cent!

[sweethaven]

6:08 Good girl, Bailey!! And your sister too!!

[SpykersB]

😳 $25 for a cheap plastic flask...looks like the box it came in is worth more 😂. Nuts!

[lefroy]

I mistook some cologne for the Memobottle. That was a fun morning.

[bonniewills]

I have a cup like the hide-a-way, called a Stojo, which has a lid. It also has a ring for handling the heat. I love it and it lives in my purse.

[jonrubio]

The Memobottle looks like a pain to get thoroughly cleaned.

[FUGP]

The lid on the flask is comically large considering it is something designed to fit in a pocket.

[RyguyAlpha]

I have a collapsible coffee cup that similar to that, but the rim is plastic and comes with a screw on lid. What’s nice about mine is that it comes with a plastic heat sleeve so that you can hold the cup without burning your hand and it gets stored inside the collapsed form using the screw on lid to keep it stored. Feel like you’d like that vs the hideaway.

[Bionicbabyy]

Very good video. Thank you for testing these. I was always curious about the flask one.