Bentgo Kids Stainless Steel Water Bottle, Leak-Proof, 14 oz, Bite & Sip | Vacuum Insulated, 18/8 Stainless Steel, 12-Hour Cold, Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free (Unicorn)(Sharks)Description
Keeps Drinks Cool for 12 Hours: Crafted of premium, 18/8 stainless steel with double-walled vacuum insulation, this essential water bottle keeps your child’s water and other drinks cold for longer. It’s the perfect choice for kids and toddlers to enjoy after a long day of sports, daycare, camp, school, or travel to keep your little ones refreshed. Plus, each fun print matches back to our signature Bentgo Kids lunch boxes, lunch bags, backpacks, utensils, ice packs, and more!
Leak-Proof Lid, Bite & Sip Spout: Go from school to sports to daycare, camp, and more without any spills or messes thanks to the leak-proof lid design. The flip-up straw with protective cover reveals a silicone bite & sip spout with a slow-flow valve. The clever design allows kids to softly bite and sip the straw for a safe, gentle flow. When not in use, easily fold the straw down to keep the straw hygienic and avoid getting crumbs into the bottle.
Perfect for Kids Ages 3 & Up: Our larger 15-ounce water bottle is designed to help kids stay hydrated throughout the day. Its spacious size makes it perfect for active little ones, while the compact design ensures it fits easily in car seat cup holders for on-the-go convenience.
BPA-Free Materials: Made with high-quality, eco-friendly materials that are safe for your child, contain no harmful chemicals, and are top-rack dishwasher safe so the bottle is easy to clean. The durable material makes the bottle both strong and surprisingly lightweight, while the detachable silicone handle makes the cup easier to carry on the go! Plus, our industry-leading 5 year manufacturer’s warranty protects your purchase for long-lasting use.
Purchase with a Purpose: Bentgo continues to be a proud supporter of Feed the Children, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that gives hope and resources for hungry children and families. Since 2017, Bentgo has donated nearly $300,000 to help put an end to hunger.