Kinzi Sport Fruit Infuser Water Bottle, 27 oz

This water bottle gets the job done. I've been using it for a couple of weeks now and my only real complaint is that once you put your fruit in the blue container and screw it into position, you have to fill your water bottle slower than I like. You can add water to the bottle first then screw the blue thing in, but that takes some guesswork. What I've been doing is putting lemon wedges into the blue container (like one or two), fill up the water bottle slowly, then refrigerate it over night. That leaves enough time for the fruit to infuse. During the day when my bottle gets about half empty (or half full depending how you see life) I refill it and there is usually enough taste to withstand the dilution. The top has a good suction and I like the pour-style lid. Now I'm not sure it's strong enough to withstand some shaking, I wouldn't risk it that much. But if it gets knocked over, I'm confident it won't flood the floor. Now I just need to get a bit more creative with my water infusion recipes :))

This is a great water bottle. I have never had a fruit infuser bottle before and I figured I would get one for my husband who loves lemon in his water.The bottle is made up of 4 pieces: the bottle, the drinking lid, the fruit holder, and the insert lid that holds the fruit. The nice thing is that you are not required to use the inserts for a bottle of water. If you chose to put fruit in the blue holder, my best suggestion is to not pack the fruit in. You need to be able to shake and mix it up. Speaking of shaking.... make sure that you hold down the cap if you do shake it. The cap is not the most trustworthy thing since you really have to snap it on, it often gets left unlocked. The fruit insert tube is a bit snug but I can tell you that you have to PULL out the insert and not twist. Another great feature is that you don't have to try and pull out large seeds like in lemons. The lid insert is designed to help filter those and prevent them from reaching you. We often have seen them floating in the water bottle because they can't get out.

I was very happy when I got this bottle in the mail. It's very cute (and my favorite color). I personally like the material it's made of. The plastic seems very durable. Also, the shape of the bottle is very hand-friendly. It fits perfectly in my hand and is very travel-friendly. Now on to the good stuff...My favorite combo of choice (no matter what the brand of juice) is kiwi strawberry, so that's what I decided to try first. To remove the storage compartment, you just twist and gently pull it out. You pretty much do the same for the inner top and insert the fruit. No muss, no fuss. With the interior storage unit being so narrow, I figured that you had to chop up your fruit into pieces in order for them to fit. This wasn't a big deal to me because I'm used to making smoothies, so I do that all the time anyway. I also found that the more fruit you use, the more fruit you will taste in your water. Once I put the fruit in, I gave the bottle a shake for about half a minute and let the water sit for a minute.A common misconception about these diffusers is that your water will be like juice. In my opinion, it tastes more like Vitamin Water than actual juice. If you're looking for sweet juicy flavor, you're not going to get it from this. With that being said, if you want water with a natural hint of fruit flavor or you just want to drink more water but don't want the extra sweeteners (like Kool Aid etc), this is perfect for you.I'm very happy with my purchase. True, the inside container is off a bit, but that has no bearing on the effectiveness of the bottle itself. I personally like the bottle. It's cute, makes diffusing fruit into my water easy, and the bottle is durable. What more could you want?

First of all, I would like to confess that I love drinking water. There are several advantages of drinking water. And as I was scrolling through water bottle online, I stumbled upon this water bottle. The idea of mixing fruits and providing flavor is awesome. I think this would encourage people to drink more water because when there is flavor added in your water, you tend to drink it. I have tried putting fruits before but the clean up part is just too messy. The fact that this bottle has a dedicated fruit slot makes clean up very easy. On top of that it makes my water bottle more attractive. The only downside of this water bottle is it doesn’t keep your water cold for a longer period. But, since it is made of plastic, you can’t ask for that. In summary, if you don’t want to drink tasteless water , then this might help you to drink more water. The only one downside of this water bottle is , the cap is kind of loose and the fruits storage can be hard to remove. Overall, the water bottle is totally worth it. After purchasing this, I tend to drink more water than usual.

I have several infuser water bottles this one is my current favorite. I was using a Revo which has the same basic structure and shape except that the mouthpiece was like a standard hot travel bottle. With the Kinzi it has a small raised hole and I like that I can use it to drink a fair amount of water at a time. I don't need to sip it. Sounds piggish I suppose, but if I'm doing yard work I'm not going to sip something, I'm going to probably take a strong pull on the bottle to drink before setting it down.I love that it's dishwasher safe and has had no problems going through my dishwasher several times. Fruit does not get caught in the fruit basket The slots are large enough to allow good flavor seepage and to keep pesky seeds out of my water. I just shake it over my garbage disposal and the spent fruit pops right out. I have also had no issues with leakage. The gasket that seals the lid to the bottle does pop out a little too easily but is easily popped back into place with a butter knife.For the price, it's well worth it if you plan to use it to infuse fruit. It's sturdy and built to last as well as user friendly.