Use the CamelBak Eddy Water Bottle's integrated handle to attach it to a pack with a carabiner, or just enjoy how easy it is to carry. A flip-down valve not only makes drinking a breeze, but it lies flush with the lid to help prevent this BPA-free bottle from spilling.
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Taylor
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I really love this water bottle. I'm a little on the clumsy side of things and so the fact that this water bottle never spills is a great thing. I also really love it when I'm in a car. When I use a Nalgene water bottle I spill water all over myself when I try to drink in the car, but with the camelbak its no problem.
Do be aware of the cleanliness of this water bottle though. The bite valve comes off, so its easy to clean, but don't think putting it in the dishwasher will be enough. It isn't necessary to buy the whole camelbak cleaning kit, but just make sure you take the bite valve off and clean it with a q-tip every once in a while. It grows mold pretty easily and its hard to notice until it gets bad.
Overall its great. I'd buy it again.
Solid - Durable
David Platt
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I've had a bunch of these for years. Good solid bottles and super durable. Stickers make em look fancy and make me look hardcore. Top seals well and the mouthpiece is easy enough. I prefer it with the straw out so you have to tilt it up, but that's just a preference - nice that you can have it either way!
Buy a few, sticker them up, fill them with tasty drinks!
One of the best!
Adam
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I use mine so much, its the best bottle I have ever owned. It is made very durable and you can clip it to anything.
I Own 5
Matt Stark
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Love it death but recently discovered that when you remove the rubber mouthpiece you might discover some built up crud...make sure you wash there. My water filter attachment fits perfectly when backpacking. I always carry one with me everywhere and they are extremely durable. The only other drawback is I can never get that last bit of water out without taking off the lid...the straw doesn't reach the bottom.
Nice redesign
Steven Jones
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I loved the Camelbak Better Bottle when it came out. A water bottle with a straw was great. I could use it for just about anything. I did, howeve, have some durability issues with the bite valve assembly on the Better Bottle. Not a huge deal, just had to be careful not to break it off. With the Eddy water bottle, Camelbak appears to have solved that issue. Hats off to Camelbak!
Great Bottle
Alex Martin
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Camelbak made one great bottle here. I use it every day, whether I'm in class or hiking up a mountain it keeps going. I hand wash the lid and so far after about 6 months the two bottles I have are still in great shape and they've seen some abuse.
I want a water bottle that filters drinking...
Mona Kahn
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I want a water bottle that filters drinking water wherever you are. Do you have this bottle?
Steven Jones
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The Camelbak Groove has a filter, but it's for taste and requires potable water. If you are looking for a water purification bottle for the trail, etc., Katadyn and Lifesaversystems, among others, make bottle systems. Best of luck!
CamelBak-Pack Free Water Bottle
Laura Daly
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Like some of the reviewers below, I have purchased this water bottle multiple times. It's the only bottle I opt for out of my army of water bottles. Colors are fun, plastic is durable, and the mouthpiece (mimics the CambelBak bite valve) makes drinking at your desk, while riding a bike, hiking, "insert action sport here" super easy.
I want a water bottler that filters drinking...
Mona Kahn
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I want a water bottler that filters drinking water--wherever you are. Do you have a drinking bottle that foes this?
Mona Kahn
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Do you have an answer for me?
jennyfur
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It's called the Camelbak Groove. They have it on this site for $25.
I own several
updp336680
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I own about 5 of these things, different sizes for different activities, some used by me, some used by my wife. We both enjoy them. My only concern is that the bite valve tends to get a bit moldy after a while and it's difficult to clean that out. Using a q-tip helps. Way better than standard wide mouth nalgene's, and I believe that they are compatible with some of the msr water filters.
Great Everyday Bottle
Bent-Lee Carr
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Between the very attractive design and above average functionality, it's hard to go wrong with this bottle. I've been using it everyday over the last week and have dropped it from waist high and shoulder high on asphalt and concrete with only a few small scratches to show for it. Bottle has laid on its side in the car seat and floorboard and I haven't noticed any leaks. The rubberized handle and improved bite valve make the probability of breakage nearly inconceivable, short of being stomped by Godzilla or trampled by a Brachiosaurus herd, Jurassic Park style.
Quality water bottle
mse5717648
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Everything about this bottle is great. I especially like the straw but overtime that does wear out and I have not been able to find replacement lids anywhere.
Great Design
BzBrian
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Most importantly, the bottle is easy to drink from. The sip nozzle design is perfect. YOu snap it back so easily and securely then you can drink from it with ease. The carabiner loop is also strong enough to hold it with confidence. Great bottle!
Rock Solid
Steven Rozendaal
Member since
These water bottles are great. One thing we discovered is that our 15 month old son can use them without spilling water all over the place. Just a bonus for an already great product.
strong and easy to use
Joey Kilmer
Member since
I've been using this bottle for about a year now and i have to say that I'm impressed with it, i thought that the bite valve would be a pain to clean but just soak it in a little bleach and water and your good.
Eddy Water Bottle
weaselboys
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New updated bottle better then the previous version. In that version the little hard plastic tab to pull out the nipple seamed to break off. This one is incorporated into the bite valve and is unbreakable. Any problems and Camelbak will replace it.
New bite valve shows improvement
Brant
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I like the smoother flow of the new bite valve and haven't noticed any leaking. New bite valve also seems to have a bit stronger connection area to the old valve.
I noticed that Camelbak has their new bite...
Christian Strock
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I noticed that Camelbak has their new bite valve design in the Eddy bottles. There isn't much info on it though. I heard that it leaks more than the older design. Does anybody know if the new bite valve is any better?
Dave Marcus
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Mine is pretty leaky if the bottle is not upright. I can't tell if the leak is in the valve itself or in the air vent beneath, but water gets out.

Tony Hawks
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