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Camelbak Podium 24oz

After years of using free/sponsored drink cans, I have now purchased 2. Drink smoothly, do not give off plastic taste and do not spill. Also use it in daily life.

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Fine water bottle, which you can close with a handy slide. I personally find the spout a bit large, but the rest is fine.

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Works properly... in my opinion, drinks much nicer than a bottle with pull spout or cap

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With the knob on top you turn the cap completely closed this makes it easy to carry in a bag or car. With the cap "Open" no leaking along the frame. My cables were affected by the sugar and sometimes got stuck. This is now over. Even a long gravel ride it has withstood no leaks. Drinking is done by squeezing the bottle

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Good quality and the valve is very practical... be careful as they are bigger than normal and difficult to fit in some cages.

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Bottle bought to replace the old one, which was starting to rot (you have to change them in that case). Good capacity (700 ml), fits perfectly in any bottle cage. No plastic smell, the can seems solid. It's not that expensive, which is a plus. I have one minor complaint: the quick-release opening for drinking is also the one used to open the bottle, which means that it can be opened 'completely' by mistake. If the screw thread had been reversed, this wouldn't happen.

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Cheaper water bottles always end up leaking and your frame gets sticky and dirty. These don't. Sometimes it is a bit awkward to twist them open, but actually you can leave them 'open'. Another plus is that on the MTB, they stay sufficiently clean and drinkable.

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Finally a leak-proof water bottle. However, you do need two hands to open/close the closure. Not so handy on the bike, but I use it in the rowing boat, so no problem then. Going to order another one.

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After several months, am very satisfied with this water bottle. It does not leak, is nice and big and just fits in the bottle cage of my Cube fully MTB.

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