I love this bottle sooo much! I have larger one too. So easy to drink from it. I take it everywhere.
Keeps it cool all day on the bike also. :).
Love this water bottle. Keeps water cool. The nozzle gets very dirty during off road rides. Ordered and received the cap to keep the nozzle clean, works well but it’s not a tight fit.
I ordered the 23oz Tiibo Vacuum Insulated Cycling Bottle as an alternative to the two Bivo bottles (also stainless steel) I already owned—a non-insulated 25oz and an insulated 21oz. Aside from their respective capacities, the two brands have some other significant differences. Once the Tiibo arrived I first noticed that it was slightly heavier than my vacuum insulated Bivo bottle; however, after using both on indoor rides of the same duration, I also noticed that the Tiibo kept my electrolyte drink slightly colder. This is a trade-off I’m happy to make, as I’ve been using the Tiibo primarily indoors, so weight is moot. The Bivo bottles are slightly tapered and rounded on the bottom, which helps slide them into their cages. I’ve experienced a little more difficulty getting the Tiibo into its cage because of its more squared-off base. The print on the Bivo bottles has worn away from constant contact against the material of the cages; however the print on the Tiibo seems etched in and shows no wear. The Bivo bottles have nipples that are comprised solely of rubber; the material below the top section of the Tiibo nipple is hard plastic and I’ve had to be careful not to bang my teeth against it. I have found the Tiibo easier to clean than the Bivo because of the minimalistic design of the nipple, and because it also lacks a straw that extends to the bottom of the bottle, unlike the Bivo. I’ve found the rate/amount of flow to be satisfactory with both brands. The biggest issue I’ve had with the Tiibo is unscrewing the top—instead of the wide gripping surface of most conventional water bottles, the Tiibo features a thin dial, which can be difficult to grip in order to unloosen. I’ve had to be intentional about not tightening the top too much while still ensuring that it seals effectively. This has worked for me, but it’s something I’d rather not have to think about. Based on the above observations, I’ve determined that the Tiibo works better for indoor training and the Bivo for outdoor riding.
I love this water bottle, now i can have cold drinks on hot days in the saddle, does not disappoint. My drinks stay super cold throughout long rides
nice bottle- elegant cosmetics
only complaint (minor) is the thin grip area on the cap- it can be difficult to open
Really like the refreshing cold water and relatively increased flow rate compared to a classic bidon. The outer surface also feels less grippy.
The flow is very adequate and the cold retention is very good. Never knew what I’d think of drinking cold water during the ride, but it is the bomb!! Very sharp looking too.
Love the shape and fits nicely in the bike cage. Keeps water cold. Just what I was looking for. The opening and closing of the nozzle took me a little bit of practice to be sure. Not a distinct open - close feel to it. Overall great!
Right size easy ergonomic from bike to mouth. Thank you!
Love this bottle! Keeps water cold the entire ride and fits the bottle carrier on my bike well. It even slides out better than the plastic one I had, although it is a bit heavier than that one was. Still, much better for keeping water cold for the duration of a 20 mile ride.
The drinking spout works very good
Keeps things cold too
I researched stainless steel cycling bottles and ended up buying a different brand. However, I noticed that the grip area was slippery. To improve it, I added a silicone band to fit better in my bottle cage. When I wanted a second bottle, I wasn't thrilled with the sipping system of my first choice. So, I continued my search and discovered this new bottle. It has a superior grip area and sipping design, allowing me to drink without my chin hitting the bottle. This is a game changer, especially with summer here—I’m all set for long rides while staying cool and hydrated. I still added the silicone band for extra grip and to protect against scratches and dents.
Fits my plastic cages perfectly and doesn’t rattle. Keeps water cold for hours. Water comes out easily - combination of cold and fast water delivery means i drink more water than i used to. Great product.
Used one for winter riding and now need an additional one for hot summer riding. My original bottle has held up well
Kept the water cold in the 90 degree heat for the duration of the ride, an hour and change.
Have been looking for a true cycling stainless steel insulated bottle for a long time. Don’t trust anything plastic any more, trying to minimize. Needed an insulated stainless steel bottle to keep my water COLD for long rides. This bottle is solidly constructed, keeps the ice cubes and water cold throughout the rides, pours easier than you’d think it would (you don’t suck on it, you pour. Takes a bit of practice.). ONLY thing I wish it had was a strap to make it easier to pull out of the cage and grasp while riding. Have dropped it once, scuffed the bottom a bit but no big deal. The bottles are made to be used. I don’t worry about the negligible weight over prior plastic bottles, it’s academic. I got a 23 oz and a 17 oz bottle for my frame and they fit like gloves in my Arundel side access cages. No rattling. Secure. Very happy with my purchases and recommend these bottles highly. To me, worth every penny.
I just did a 5 1/2 hour ride, and my water solution stayed very cold! This is a product that does exactly what it claims it will do.
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. I love cycle bottles, but they’re all plastic, and the ones that aren’t are a little too heavy and rigid.
It’s not heavy and definitely keeps the water Cold!
1. Actually keeps water cold. I put a handful of ice cubes and cold water in the Tiibo and at the end of my ride the ice cubes are still there.
2. Very easy to drink from this bottle. With the valve open, just lift and tilt to get low flow; a tiny bit of suction for as big a gulp as you want. Totally different, and FAR better experience than my old Camelback Podium bottles.
I have only used it a handful of times so far, but it has been wonderful drinking water that is cool, and doesn’t taste like plastic.
Do not over tighten it becomes close to impossible to open, and a simple light snug is all that’s needed.
It would be grand if there was a place for a lanyard to secure on my more demanding travels
Thanks for your feedback, Carlos! We're glad you're enjoying the cool, fresh taste without any plastic taste. Great tip on not over-tightening! We appreciate your suggestion about a lanyard attachment and will consider it for future designs. Happy hydrating! ♂️
These bottles keep liquids cold! The longest I’ve ridden so far with these bottles is 2.5 hours. I still had ice in the bottles after my ride. I purchased the 23 oz bottles. They fit perfectly in the bottle cages (actually easier to place and remove than my plastic 24 oz bottles). One small gripe is that that don’t have dust covers for the tops. I primarily ride gravel roads and my bottles get covered in dust. I reached out to tiibo and they informed me they are going to release dust caps/covers the beginning of the summer 2025. Look forward to those.
A SS bottle is safer to use. I like the bottles. May suggest a grip enhancement to assist when removing and placing the bottles back in the bottle cage. I lost grip and dropped the bottle.
Perhaps partner with Yetti allowing the bottle to maintain ice and cooler temperature longer.