Water bottles Kite

When choosing a Kite water bottle, pay attention to the volume, material, ergonomics and design. The optimal volume depends on the age and needs of the user, the material should be safe and durable, and the shape should be comfortable to hold and place in a backpack. According to the manufacturer, it is also important to have a tight lid and convenient additional elements, such as a lanyard or carabiner.
Here are more detailed recommendations:
Volume:
For preschool children, 300-500 ml is usually enough.
Schoolchildren and teenagers may need 500-750 ml, and for sports or active recreation - 750 ml or more.
Adults should aim for a volume of 750 ml to 1 liter, and for long hikes or training sessions - 1.5-2 liters.
Material:
Kite bottles are made of safe materials (Tritan) that do not contain bisphenol A (BPA).
Ergonomics:
Kite bottles have a comfortable shape that fits well in the hand and does not slip.
They are compact and lightweight, which is important for transporting in a backpack or bag.
Pay attention to the presence of a valve for convenient drinking.
Design:
Kite offers a wide selection of bright and stylish designs for children and adults.
Lanyards and carabiners, which are often attached to bottles, make them easier to carry.
Additional tips:
The bottle should be thoroughly rinsed before first use and after each wash.
Regularly check the condition of the bottle and its components for damage.
Avoid using bottles with excessively hot drinks to avoid burns.

To use a water bottle, you first need to open it, fill it with water or a beverage, and then close it tightly. To drink, you need to tilt the bottle and drink as if you were drinking from a regular glass. After use, the bottle should be washed and dried.

Yes, Tritan water bottles are usually dishwasher safe. However, it's a good idea to check the bottle's instructions to make sure your particular model is dishwasher safe and use the recommended wash cycle.

Most plastics can be used for clean room-temperature water. But if it's hot or even warm water, cold tea, water with honey, or fruit, then only Tritan is allowed.

This plastic has temperature and chemical resistance comparable to glass. It was developed as an alternative to glass for the medical and food industries.

Tritan is resistant to temperatures from -10C to +120C and odors.

The word bottle comes from the Russian бутылка and is a Russification that has become established in the spoken Ukrainian language. However, according to the norms of the Ukrainian language, this word is incorrect. The correct option is "пляшечка".

The Kite bottle can be filled with a variety of beverages, including water, fruit drinks, cocoa, juice, and protein shakes for sports. Kite bottles are designed for temperatures up to 90°C, allowing you to pour warm drinks, and have a leak-proof lid that prevents spills.