Alpha Armur Insulated Water Bottle Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel Bottle Water Bottles Flasks with Narrow Mouth stainless steel bottle stainless vacuum flask thermoses

This is a great double-wall vacuum container. These type of bottles are becoming pretty common, and for obvious reasons. They are easy to clean, durable, and keep your drinks hot/cold for an extended period of time. So far, this product has not disappointed. The big selling point for me was the size. Although a large bottle can be more convenient, I needed something smaller that would fit in my briefcase. This bottle was the perfect size and is roughly the same size as the plastic 14 or 16 ounce water bottles you can buy in bulk. I've been using it for a little over 2 weeks, and there have been no leaks and the water has been kept cold. Happy consumer!

I liked the price when I bought it, but it fits the adage, "You get what you pay for." I didn't begin using this bottle until about a month after receiving it. I wish I had used it right away because I would have had time to return it. I have fought rust around the mouth of the bottle since the first couple weeks of using it, having to clean it off weekly. See the first picture. I cleaned the rust off three days ago and it's come back fast. This is in nearly humidity free CO in the dead of winter. I kept checking the interior, only using it intermittently because I was curious if the inside would rust, and it was rust free up until this week. It doesn't look like much in the second picture, but there is a growing rust spot in the edge where the base meets the wall. I have only used water and soap to clean the bottle, no brushes. The "stainless" steel is a joke, super low quality, and whatever is applied to the interior is inferior. If one example is not enough, the neck of my wife's bottle is doing the same thing. The interior has yet to go, but I expect it to do so any time now. PLEASE DO NOT BUY!

Not so good after all. The inside of the bottle retains odors making it useless for multiple uses of different types of drinks. If you put coffee in it on Monday and wash it thoroughly, on Tuesday your ice water will taste like, you guessed it, coffee. I highly doubt the food grade stainless steel construction due to it retaining drink odors and the claims by the seller of the length of time for keeping items hot or cold appears significantly overstated. If you want an insulated drink bottle to look at on the shelf, this is probably the one for you. If you want an insulated drink bottle to use, I would look elsewhere. I wish I could get my money back.

This was a fantastic bottle (5 stars) so I thought but I noticed it's already rusting on the inside near the top after only 2 months. No good!!!

This thing is more like an artillery shell than a water bottle. Just got it today and it looks durable and well made. It seals well enough that I don't think it will leak in the future. Also, I washed it once before using and there is no metal after taste.The only thing I'm dissapointed about is that the color is not matte as it appears in the picture. Other than that, everyhthing else is fine.UPDATE: After a week of use, I am returning this bottle. It's still good and holds up fine, but the 32oz is just too big to carry around. It doesn't fit in any cup holder and has a tendency to fall out of backpack side nets too. Still, if you are in the market for a vacuum insulated 32 oz bottle and don't care about size, then this is still a good product.

I have this one and a 'Anature" one.... this one has kept the ice cubes in it 24 hours in 90 degree heat. I had the cubes last 48 hours in early spring when it's still cool. About the only thing I don't like you can't use the old style ice cubes in it... bottle ones and some of the ones from fridges that make auto cubes work great.Additional information: I had problems with my bottles, and contacted the company I bought them from... No problem they quickly sent out two new bottles and I kept the old ones. They sent it right away.

The stainless steel is very cheap, I dont know what grade of steel it is. the neck of the bottle is becoming rusty quite often, the inside water if stored for longer tastes little rusty. IInitially when I saw rust on the neck I wiped it off thinking it may be because of new bottle being used for the first, but the neck is becoming rusty quite often and if you store water more than 10 hrs, you can taste the rust a little in the water. I wanted to return it. I am attaching photos. I see god rating for this and I purchased, may be it may be defective piece. But for now I hate this.

These do a real good job of keeping things cool. I've had it for a while and before the summer got really hot, it kept cubes in it for over 36 hrs. On 90 degree days, the water was tepid about 24 hrs after putting ice and cold water into it and that's in a closed up car.I had problems with my bottle about 4 months and the company was quick in sending me replacement bottles, I didn't have to send the old ones back. I appreciated their quickness fixing my problem.