Travel Better Drink Bottle [Pre-Order]

Stainless steel drink bottles offer a long list of benefits when compared with plastic bottles. While plastic water bottles may contain harmful chemicals like BPAs (Bisphenol A) which can leak into drinks, food-grade stainless steel bottles like the Travel Better contain no BPAs or other chemicals making them a healthier choice. Stainless steel bottles are also reusable making them more eco-friendly than single-use plastic bottles that contribute to both pollution and landfill.

Additionally, plastic bottles will not maintain the temperature of your beverages, and most are unsuitable for hot drinks.

And, finally, investing in a quality stainless steel water bottle is cost-effective in the long run. By refilling and reusing you save ongoing costs for bottled water that can be more expensive per litre than petrol!

You can clean your stainless steel drink bottle with lukewarm, soapy water and a non-abrasive cloth or bottle brush. Be sure to rinse thoroughly before allowing it to dry, and always remember to clean the lid too. Regular or organic dishwashing liquid is suitable, or as an alternative, you may like to fill the bottle with warm water and add a few tablespoons of white vinegar to clean.

We do not recommend putting carbonated drinks in a stainless steel drink bottle.

Yes! If a drink is cold when you put into a quality, double-wall insulated drink bottle the drink will remain cold. In fact, the Travel Better Drink Bottle will keep your beverage cold for 24 hours, thanks to the insulating air pocket that creates a barrier of air between the inside and outside walls of the bottle, so your cold drinks don’t heat up as temperatures climb.

In the same way stainless steel drink bottles keep drinks cold, they can also keep drinks warm! The Travel Better Drink Bottle will keep your beverages hot for 12 hours, and the wide mouth means you can truly enjoy a variety of soups, as well as all your favourites including coffee, tea, chai and hot chocolate.

Staying hydrated when travelling is vital, especially when you’re flying.
Dehydration is common on planes - especially on long-haul flights. Low humidity and recirculated air in the cabin can cause your throat, nose and skin to become dry. According to Ben Whatman, in-flight services manager for Air New Zealand, a person can lose up to 1.5 to 2 litres of water during a 10 hour flight.
Taking a stainless steel drink bottle and drinking around 1 cup of water per hour will help combat dehydration, and flight attendants are happy to refill your bottle as needed during your journey, so you can (you guessed it) Travel Better!

Just remember, airlines are happy to allow water bottles onboard flights, however you will need to empty your bottle before taking it through airport security. After screening, simply fill it up on the way to your boarding lounge.