CamelBak Eddy+ Water Bottle 25 oz
The verdict
CamelBak Eddy+ Water Bottle 25 oz — about $14 at Amazon · 4.6★ from ~2,570 ratings · the flip-bite-sip bottle you can operate entirely one-handed, by touch.
Comparison context: at about $14 it undercuts most insulated steel bottles by half, but it is not insulated — cold drinks stay cold only briefly. If insulation matters, the insulated steel Eddy+ exists at a higher price; if light weight and one-handed drinking matter more, this is the pick. It also comes in 20 oz and 32 oz and a kids' version.
Specs
- 25 oz capacity; 6 oz empty weight
- Tritan Renew plastic, BPA-free
- Flip, bite, and sip straw valve — one-handed
- Magnetic cap keeps the straw covered
- Leak-proof valve when closed
- Dishwasher-safe (top rack)
- Not insulated — no long cold retention
- Also sold in 20 oz, 32 oz, and insulated steel
Blind details
Blind-shopper guidance: the buying question for any bottle is: can I open it, drink, and close it without looking, and will it leak in my bag? The Eddy+ answers all three by feel: flip the cap open with a thumb, bite the straw valve to drink (no tipping, no unscrewing), flip it shut — and the valve seals so it does not leak.
The straw is inside, so there is no loose cap to lose, and the bottle is light (6 oz empty) in grippy Tritan plastic. Reviewers call it leak-proof in backpacks and praise the one-handed flow; the main complaint is that you must bite the valve to get water, which surprises first-time buyers.
Honest caveats: not insulated, and it does not fit every car cup holder — measure yours (it is wider than a slim bottle). The straw and valve need regular cleaning and attract grime if neglected; CamelBak sells replacement bite valves. Price varies $12–$16 by color; the 25 oz Tritan version is the one rated here.
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Last reviewed: October 2026.