CIVAGO 64 oz Glass Water Bottle with Detachable Straw, Half Gallon Water Jug with Bucket Handle, Sports Motivational Water Bottle with Time Marker and Silicone Sleeve, Large Flask Cup for Gym, Black

Love
LOVE this bottle. First of all the seals inside the lids have a pull tab. This should be standard because washing the lids every week and battling with knives, toothpicks, and other random objects to pry them out is annoying. Not with this one though. I bought the bottle that’s thinner and taller with hexagon cutouts on the silicone. That bottle leaks. I’m super happy with my purchase of this bottle.

Great
This water bottle is awesome made very well and I like it’s made of glass . It comes with a scrubbing brush to reach to the bottom and clean it. I don’t use the straw top but the other top is nice when you in screw it the lid stays out of the way so you can drink.

Great water bottle
Very good quality…..just as described…..I washed it as soon as I got it and I am on my second bottle of water already

Leak Free with Borosilicate Strength
I did the vegetable oil test to make sure this is made of borosilicate glass, which I am happy to say it passed. I wouldn’t want to thermal shock this without being confident that it would not shatter. This makes this a great option for making iced tea, since it should be able to go from hot to cold or vice versa without a problem, has measurements marked on it, and has a mouth wide enough to fit standard ice cubes.I performed a simple leak test on both the pour spout and the straw lid, by filling it completely with water, closing the lid, and shaking it upside-down over the sink. They both did great and did not show any signs of leaking. One thing I will note about the pour spout lid: it may be tricky to loosen if you’re sweaty since the drinking spout cap needs unscrewing and has a fairly smooth texture. The straw lid would not have this problem because of how it folds open and shut.Don’t trust the measurement markings on the bottle too much. I found them to be somewhat lower than reality when checking the ounces side against what I measured in a graduated measuring cup meant for taking liquid measurements. The increments of being 7oz apart after starting at 12 is also a bit clumsy as it doesn’t break nicely into cups like increments of 8oz would. Based on my measurement, when I filled the bottle up to the sharp neck bend (basically up to the lowest part the caps would reach when they’re screwed on), it held closer to 67oz than 64. The 64oz fill line for mine was a fair bit under the top of the silicone, which I tried to display in the photo.That said, this isn’t truly meant as a measuring vessel, and glass bottles are tricky to make a consistent shape such that the measurements would be reliable. Your bottle’s measurements may vary from mine just because the glass was blown slightly differently. Also, I’m not a professional water measurer.Being glass, this is quite heavy. When empty, it’s just under 2 pounds. That means when it’s full, it’s over 6 pounds. That may not sound like a lot, but for perspective, a gallon of milk weighs 8.5 pounds. Keep that in mind if you plan on carrying it around. The handles on the lids feel sturdy enough to hold the weight of the bottle and are wide enough to hang on things or attach to things.The silicone sleeve of the mauve looks to me to be more of a wine color in person. I like it quite a lot, but it’s a little less purple / cool toned than it seems to be in the listing photo.I appreciate that this came with 2 straws, not just one, as well as a straw cleaner brush and a larger dishwasher sponge brush for cleaning inside the bottle. The dishwasher sponge brush is not of a great quality, nor is it as long as I’d like it to be for cleaning this bottle, but being that it was tossed in for free, it’s a nice addition.