r/HydroHomies

I might be alone on this, but I don’t get why the Stanley cup is treated like some must have item. It’s a cup that holds water and yes it keeps it cold but so do a lot of other bottles that don’t take up half your bag. This thing has become almost a must have for my students.

I’ve seen people go out of their way to collect different colors and even trade them, which feels a bit excessive. At that point it stops being about hydration and starts feeling like showing off. I’ve even read product breakdowns and manufacturing chatter where similar materials and designs come up, so I’m not convinced it’s doing anything revolutionary.

I’m not saying it’s bad, just that the level of attention it’s getting doesn’t match what it does. Maybe I’m missing something here. If you’re really into them, what makes it worth it for you beyond just having a nice-looking cup?

Hey guys, I've been lurking here for a while. I drink a lot of water and if I had to put it on a ranking system I would rank it S+ tier. I'm on a quest to find a water bottle that suits my water intake which is about 1.5-2L per day. Also I'm not sure if this is too much or too less, but i guess there are many factors in play.

Anyways, I'm looking for a really solid water bottle that will last me a long time.

Thanks for your advice!

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I’ve got my trusty Hydro Flask and I’m curious what everyone else is using out there.
I’m wondering what bottles the rest of the homies are rocking. Hydro Flask, Stanley, Nalgene, something else entirely?

Also curious, have you stuck with the same bottle for a long time or switched over the years?

I drink water straight from the jug am I going to Hydrohell?...