from some purchases made via links on this page. Every item is independently curated by the HuffPost Shopping team. Prices and availability are subject to change.Working remotely, with no formalized lunch or coworkers drinking water around me, I often go hours, if not whole days, without H2O. The older I get, however, the less subtle my body is when it’s dehydrated. The headaches and muscle cramps have been enough to make me tryto make me drink my frickin’ water.
When working at home, I’ve learned I prefer a smaller bottle that’s plastic. It’s comfortable to keep in my lap, encourages me to drink the whole thing and keeps my water cool, but not frigid .On a recent trip to my hometown, I thought a lot about my teen years and suddenly remembered the popularity of the Camelbak. Iremember the cool girls carrying them in the hallways and biting on the straw head during class.
The straw cap is also made from silicone and provides a unique tactile pleasure that the hard plastic straws of And as the straw bends in, you can throw it in your bag with reckless abandon, knowing it won’t leak all over your stuff. Through therapy I’ve learned the power of gifting yourself both superfluous and significant things that you may have wanted as a kid. Though a CamelBak was never on the top of my wishlist, it was certainly symbolic of being in some “in crowd” I never felt I was in. All that aside, this thing has me drinking more water than truly any bottle or cup I’ve ever had. Try it out for yourself.We Predict That This 'Genius' Water Bottle Will Unseat The Stanley Tumbler. Here's Why.