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KOR ONE BPA Free Hydration Vessel

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KOR ONE BPA Free Hydration Vessel

(52 customer reviews)

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Color

The Water Globe Special Edition

Unbottled Water Special Edition

United Water of Earth Special Edition

Water (R)Egret Special Edition

Features

Eco-friendly multi-use water bottle made of BPA Free Eastman Tritan material
Elliptical shape with sparkling body is inspired by organic look of blown glass
Hinged opening makes drinking easier and more enjoyable (no cap to lose)
Tapered shape fits hands of all sizes and most cup holders or bottle pockets
Dishwasher-safe in top rack; measures 3.54 x 11.36 x 2.58 inches (W x H x D)

Description

Each of the KOR One Hydration Vessels represents a specific water related cause. KOR has selected four nonprofits for the Thirst for Giving program based on the extraordinary work they are doing for the causes KOR supports.

Product Details

Package Length:	11.6 inches
Package Width:	3.3 inches
Package Height:	2.1 inches
Package Weight:	0.8 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 52 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

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Piece of Junk Mar 08, 2010
Well, thought this was a great bottle plus it helps the environment but on day 1, it popped out of my backpack's bottle pocket and the handle broke. Now I'm waiting for the cap to break. Not worth the price for something so flimsy. I'm going back to either Nalgene bottles or Camelbak's better bottle. Great concept and design but poor execution.

I love it and hate it Mar 06, 2010
I've had 4 KOR ONE bottles! It's by far the best water bottle I've ever used, but unfortunately it breaks fairly easy. One drop on a hard surface and it's done...the fancy flip top will break (my last 2 I dropped getting out of my car). I would give it 5 stars if it wasn't prone to breaking.

Overpriced and Overrated Feb 19, 2010
This bottle looks really cool and you will get people commenting on it, but it is not durable. It cannot survive any kind of minor fall due to the weak hinge component. If that gets damaged you're basically screwed and need to replace it. This happened to mine but I doubt I will replace it due to the steep price. $30 bucks was too much to begin with so I regret buying one now. There are cheaper, more durable bottles out there that are just as cool looking and BPA free as well. You want a bottle that's easy to use and abuse, not something you need to baby.

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It's just a water bottle.. ..right? Feb 09, 2010
I recently picked up the (r)Egrets bottle (green one with the pictures embossed), and I've been really pleased with it.

First, I should mention that this thing is a lot bigger than I thought it would be. I was expecting, well, a normal-sized water bottle. Something I didn't notice/realize/appreciate was that it's just under a foot tall. If you have a limited height area, you'll just have to lay it on its side.

I've traveled with this thing, packing it in my carry-on. I've done a fair bit of walking and done some accidental dropping. It's not even been phased, this sucker is well-built and feels bulletproof. The top is very secure, and the seal didn't even have anything spilling into the top portion of it. The weight of the top is more than enough to keep it from flipping closed; I've gotten into the habit of flicking my wrist to close the top. My girlfriend was prompted to ask me if this was my 'new zippo', since I have a knack of figuring out clever hand tricks for opening/closing objects in this style.

The mouth opening is smooth, and wide. It's got a very comfortable taper, and I just recently started feeding it ice. There's no cramming or mess, as the mouth is wide enough to take a standard ice machine cube without issue. No word on ice-tray cubes.

The only detraction that I'd have is that you do have to get used to how the button for opening it works. You often have to ensure you hit it dead-center, or one of the two side releases won't disengage fully. But, I mean, if the worst thing you can come up with for a water bottle is that it's slightly harder to break the seal on it, well...

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Love this look, Hate the function Feb 08, 2010
My husband bought one of these bottles for me for my birthday because I was absolutely obsessed with having one. Used it daily at work and the gym for 3 weeks. Placed it in the top shelf of my dishwasher and it was never the same again. The top will not seal:( It doesn't look and now it leaks. So I thought, I guess that was just my fault. I bought a second bottle for me from the beyond yoga charity sale because I loved the message on it. Again, used it for weeks with no problems, then all of a sudden, the top stopped latching. I don not understand when you pay over 36 dollars for a bottle and after a few weeks leaks. I really really really wanted to love this bottle, but I guess I will have to go back to my Nalgene one.