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Summit Kids Plastic Water Bottle with Simple Flip Straw Lid

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$10.55 $15.99 In stock

Category: Kids Summit Water Bottle

  • Durable: Made with BPA-Free Tritan Plastic from Eastman, making it durable and lightweight.
  • Leakproof: Covered silicone spout prevents spills and leaks. Only leakproof when the lid is closed.
  • Cupholder Friendly: The kids plastic summit water bottle fits most cupholders with a base diameter of 2.9 inches.
  • Not recommended for hot liquids
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Customer Reviews (4.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Joshua ★★★★★

My toddler drops this thing on the floor constantly and the Tritan plastic hasn't shown a single crack or chip. The silicone spout is soft enough that he can sip without choking, and I love that it only leaks when the lid's actually open.

James F. ★★★★☆

The covered silicone spout really does stop leaks when the lid is closed, which is a relief for my kid's school bag. It's lightweight enough for him to carry easily, though I wish the straw were a bit stiffer for easier drinking.

Julian H. ★★★☆☆

It’s lightweight enough for my kid to carry, but the lid has to be fully closed or it does leak a bit in the lunchbox. The straw works fine, though my child says it’s a little hard to suck on sometimes.