Takeya VS Hydro Flask Comparison

This video is a comparison between the familiar Hydro Flask and Takeya vacuum bottles.
Link to Hydro Flask amzn.to/2S4sbSZ
Link to Takeya amzn.to/3v1hxLK
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[@shalisapartee433]

Glad im not the only one who needs the logo to line up lol . Nice review

[@RoadtrekRich]

You and me both!

[@MemphisGranny]

I just brought the Taneya I have the 28 ounce Tumblr and it is wonderful and it’s easy to hold. I haven’t tried the vacuum bottle yet. I’m a bit of a bottle person but I just bought this one and the blush pink I work in a very hot environment but in the summertime, I’m going to use it for juice or tea, but in the winter time we have no heat, so I hope it fits under my coffee maker

[@RoadtrekRich]

Hi. Thanks for commenting. I like bottles too. Mine doesn't fit under the coffee maker so what I do is fill it with hot water the night before, empty that out in morning before making the coffee and fill it again with hot water so it will warm up the inside of the bottle before I pour in the fresh brewed coffee. It helps to keep the coffee warmer longer than pouring into a "cold" bottle.

[@abigailsalmanac]

Thank you so much for your review! So helpful. Are they spill-proof?

[@Fa-pj1mp]

Thank you sir

[@TheHEINOUSHONEY]

Thank you for your review, very helpful!

[@RoadtrekRich]

Hi Heinous Honey,
You're welcome. Thank you for the comment.

[@fkallen3236]

My takeya replaced my 5 year old contigo.

[@RoadtrekRich]

I really like it. I had a problem when I tried to put the Melitta 1 cup drip coffee cone holder on to make coffee in it. But I fabricated an adapter to fit into the cone holder so it can sit on top of the narrower than the hydro flask neck of the bottle.
Video forthcoming.
Now I can brew coffee in it just like I do with the Hydro Flask.

[@g.o.9513]

Ahahah a “kid that has his hat on crooked” ahahah

[@redcard888]

Is it better because it’s big and black?