Even if you finally get your workout outfits on fleek, a bad water bottle can kill the whole vibe. However, you will be the envy of gym rats everywhere if you carry one of these three bottles to your next workout.


The Original Little bkr

These glass water bottles are dishwasher safe, a must for any true workout hero. Obviously, being glass, they are BPA-free. Bkr bottles come in an array of amazing colors and sell for $35.00. And while it may not look like much, it isn’t until you carry the bottle to the gym that you realize how amazing it is. I’ve never spilled water on my shirt while taking a sip and it has a finger loop handle that makes toting it around super easy. It’s obvious that the bottle was designed with user experience in mind. Plus, the bottle comes in big, little and teeny. The big bottle can hold 2.5lb of water!

Bobble Insulate

Bobble is on a mission to replace plastic bottles everywhere. And while the bobble comes in Classic, Sport, Infuse, Insulate, and Jug, it is the Insulate version that has caught our eye. Like most stainless steel bottles, it can keep your hot drinks hot for up to 12 hours and colds cold for up to 24. Unlike other stainless steel bottles, it is dishwasher safe. This is huge, as a previous owner of an expensive and non-dishwasher friendly water bottle, cough S’well cough, I can attest that a water bottle needs to go in the dishwasher from time-to-time to avoid smelling musky. The 15 oz Insulate is also BPA free and sweat proof. Best of all, you can snag one for $24.99.

HidrateMe

This water bottle is a bit of a tease. After all, after raising over $600,000 in crowdfunding, the project is successfully funded, but not available for the masses. The 24oz Hidrate Spark is a water bottle that connects to a mobile app. The duo works together to track your water intake. If you need to take a sip, your water bottle will glow as a reminder. Never go thirsty again! And yes, just like the other bottles, Hidrate Spark is BPA free, but only semi-dishwasher safe. After all, it is technically an electronic device. And that means batteries and other things that shouldn’t go in the dishwasher. While you can put the bottle cavity and lid in the dishwasher, you cannot put the sensors in the dishwasher. Before washing, you must dismantle the bottle and there are parts that are hand wash only. A little inconvenient, but might be worth it to those that don’t naturally drink enough water to stay properly hydrated. Hidrate Spark is slated to ship in May and can be pre-ordered for $54.95.