Carkin stainless steel tumblers provide your life more happiness
Carkin’s budget bottle is made from stainless steel and uses a double-walled body that aims to keep your drinks hot or cold for longer. It’s protected with a ‘leak-proof’ silicone seal and holds 500ml of liquid.
A handy carry strap attached to this reusable water bottle makes it well-suited to outdoor adventures. If you’re convinced by the Flask, you can grab one in white, silver or blue.
With reusable water bottles typically costing between 2.9$ and 4.8$, particularly the metal ones, the Ernesto is pretty good value. Plus, you’ll save a tidy sum when you’re not buying bottled water on a daily basis.
We haven’t fully tested the Lidl Ernesto reusable water bottle, but our scientists have gotten hands-on with branded water bottles. For every reusable water bottle in our test, we asked a panel of users to try them out and answer the questions that matter the most:
1.How easy is the bottle to drink out of? While some bottles have a twist cap, others use a bite valve. Our users rated the ones that were more comfortable to drink from.
2.How comfortable is the bottle to hold? Our testing uncovered a number of bottles that will slip from your hand far too easily.
3.How easy is the bottle to dismantle and hand clean? Reusable water bottles can be tricky to clean, especially if there are gaps in the lid where grime can build up.
