7 Plastic-Free Water Bottles For The Best Non-Toxic Hydration
7 Plastic-Free Water Bottles For The Best Non-Toxic Hydration 2025
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About Hydro Flask
Price Range: $20–$125
Hydro Flask is here to help you #RefillForGood, and they have a non-plastic stainless steel water bottle suitable for all hydration enthusiasts. In addition to fun-colored and custom bottles, they also offer cups, tumblers, coffee mugs, and growlers for beer, wine, and spirits, as well as lunchboxes.
You can choose between narrow or wide-mouth screw top designs, which can be swapped with a flip-up straw lid for easy sipping. If you’re looking for something bigger for all-day hydration or even a weekend away in the woods, add the massive 128 oz. Oasis non-plastic water jug to your sustainable camping gear kit.
Hydro Flask’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
18/8 stainless steel is combined with a powder coating for no-slip grip and durability to create BPA and phthalate-free water bottles. TempShield™ technology keeps cool drinks cold for 24 hours and hot drinks hot for 12.
Supply chain & labor practices:
They require suppliers to adhere to a code of conduct, and while their website lacks details, it’s been reported that products are made in China in a factory audited by third parties that promote safe working conditions.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
Every plastic-free water bottle comes with a lifetime warranty. Replacement parts, like those pesky lost lids, are also available. Their paper packaging is FSC-certified
Community & charitable giving:
Hydro Flask created Parks For All, a program to create green spaces and make the outdoors more accessible. Through this, they’ve supported more than 151 non-profits. They’ve also partnered with Surfrider Foundation to remove trash from the oceans.
My Personal Review of Hydro Flask’s 32 Oz Wide Flex Straw Cap Water Bottle:
“I’ve always loved how tough Hydro Flask’s products are—unless a landscaping truck runs over one (RIP my first Hydro Flask), they’re nearly indestructible. I just made the switch to a wide mouth with a flex straw cap, and while I wouldn’t stash it in my backpack (unless it’s in the side pocket) since it’s not as leak-proof, the flip straw is super convenient for sipping on the move.”
Review by Amber McDaniel, SJ’s Head of Content
