- Sales Rank: #338 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 11 - 15 oz
- Color: Hello Kitty
- Brand: Thermos
- Model: HP4063HK6
- Dimensions: 5.90" h x
2.80" w x
2.60" l,
1.00 pounds
Features
- Durable, impact-resistant hydration bottle is an Earth-friendlier alternative to the old-school plastic water bottle
- Made from innovative Eastman Tritan Copolyester; free from worrisome BPA and chemicals with no compromise on strength
- Easy to use flip up straw; integrated carry loop
- Not intended for carbonated beverages as this places the product under pressure and may cause it to leak
- For cold liquids only; 12 ounce capacity
Nothing is more vital to staying healthy and fit than proper hydration. Thermos hydration bottles make it easy to stay hydrated throughout the day. They are made of BPA-free, Eastman Tritan copolyester materials, reusable and built-to last. The Thermos 12 ounce hydration bottle will help your child stay fashionable hydrated all day long. This 12 ounce bottle is also the perfect size for any lunch kit or backpack. It includes an easy to use flip up straw and an integrated carry loop for the perfect on the go hydration bottle. Not for use with hot liquids as that may cause burns. It is highly recommended that this bottle not be intended for use with carbonated beverages as carbonation places the product under pressure and may cause it to leak. For use with children 3 years or older. Hand washing recommended.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
By Quigdaddy
I'm a relatively strong, healthy 44-year-old male. I can palm a basketball. I can climb a rope. I eat my vitamins and do my P90X. But I can't open the tilting top on this bottle. Needless to say, my daughter (5) and son (3) can't open it either. Neither can my wife. Why sell a bottle for kids that kids can't open? The problem is that a little knob on the top pops into a tiny hole that allows air in when it's open--a great idea, since it would make it easier for kids to suck the liquid out, but the handle that opens the top needs to be around 3" long for a child to be able to open the top--there just isn't enough leverage on the tiny handle.I don't understand--are other reviewers talking about the same bottle? If so, how do you get it open? Do you need to grind down the plug that sticks in the little hole? Do you attach an extra handle to the top, to make a frankenbottle?
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By Shacumbe
It leaks. Tried everything to tighten the lid but still leaks. Like the size, straw is hard for my three year old to pull up. Should have bought something else.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By I. So
No leak-proof. The closure is too hard for my two-years-old to open. If she doesn't close it, the water leaks all over on her car seat.
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