Camelbak Podium Insulated Steel 650ml – bike bottle – 18/8 stainless steel – high capacity – double-walled vacuum insulation – leak-proof – high flow – black, size: OS

These are great. So.good I immediately bought another!Solid construction made from quality material. Easy to drink from and keep liquids cool with the double wall construction.Fits a bike holder. Great pricing compared to MRP. What's not to like.

Quality bottles, look really smart when fitted on the bike, maybe a little heavy for me but nice to know my water is kept cold during long rides! If you’re anything like me you hate when your bottles get scratched up in the bottle cages, but life's too short to worry about that. I’ve attached some photos showing the bottles after 150 miles of use. Value for money is pretty good when you compare these vs standard disposable plastic bottles.

Just about fits in my bike cage, could maybe do with a rubber/silicone/something sleeve to stop it rattling (or I get a non-metallic bike cage!) , keeps water cool for a decent amount of time, feels sturdy, all in all I'm very pleased with it.

Decided I wanted a cycle bottle that wasn't made of plastic. Have always liked Camelbak products so this one was an easy choice. Insulated so keeps your drinks cold on a long ride in the heat. Would have given 5 stars but sadly a weight penalty over plastic bottles.

Good quality bottle. Feels sturdy and is easy to clean

Perfect, stays cold for hours even on the hot days! Should have got one sooner.

These look great. But not for long. They work really well for keeping your drink cold and it's easy to drink from and keep clean. However if you are hoping that they won't get all scratched and tatty like all your old plastic bottles, think again. I have this black one but your best bet if you want it to stay looking good is to get the stainless steel one because you can use a sanding pad to repolish it (in a cylindrical direction) and keep it looking good, if that's a concern. Simply placing and removing it from the cage will mark the paintwork of your precious and let's face it pretty expensive little object of beauty. Depending on your bottle cage it can rattle a bit too. If you're a weight weeny then they are also a lot heavier than a plastic bottle.So. I'm conclusion. You need to have a light fitting cage to stop it rattling but that in turn will ruin the paintwork on the surface and it will look crap straight away. All those who have super slick bikes and want a beautiful bottle to match that glossy paintwork be warned.

Great bison and less plastic.Shame the paint marked so easily in the bike holder