07-07Bottle & trough
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Compact Round-reservoir Drinking Bottle
A rounded reservoir below a push-lock drinking trough.
See the drinking format →WALK. STOP. SHARE A DRINK.Pause.
Pause.
Pour.
Keep going.
A drinking break belongs in the plan. Compare the bottle, the trough and the way the water flows.
Find your drinking format ↗07-12Bottle photograph
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01 / Choose the capacity02 / Compare the control03 / Pack the shape
THE DRINKING BREAK, RECONSIDEREDOne hand.
One hand.
Different ways to pour.
Button-release, squeeze-to-serve and folding-trough constructions each have their own routine.
07-12Bottle & trough
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Insulated Steel Bottle with Folding Trough
A double-wall steel reservoir with a folding silicone trough.
See the drinking format →07-21Bottle & trough
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Squeeze-to-serve Pet Travel Bottle
An open drinking cup filled by squeezing the reservoir.
See the drinking format →FOLLOW THE WATERStart with
Start with
the action.
Push or release.
For a button-operated bottle, check the lock and release control before carrying it in a bag.
Squeeze to serve.
A squeeze-reservoir bottle fills its drinking cup with pressure. Its routine is different from a rigid push-button design.
Fold the trough.
Some troughs fold against the bottle for packing. Check the open shape and actual packed dimensions for the exact model.
CAPACITY IS NOT THE WHOLE STORYRoom for water.
Room for water.
Space in your bag.
Water volume and dry-food weight are different measurements. Keep reservoir capacity separate from any storage section.
Compare the 283 ml and 300–350 ml bottle options. Check trough shape and refill opportunities separately.