GEAR | Traveling in the Tropics with the Hydro Flask 21 oz Standard Mouth – Review

May 8, 2017 Shell Robshaw-Bryan

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Keeping drinking water insulated and ice cold on when traveling in hot places isn’t always easy, but the superb 21 oz Hydro Flask insulated water bottle does the job! See our full review…

Hydro Flask Standard Mouth Insulated Flask 21 oz

What is it?

Hydro Flask Standard Mouth in Lemon
21 oz / 621 ml capacity
TempShield^TM Protected
Keeps cold up to 24 hours or hot up to 12 hours
Lifetime Warranty

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I took my Wide Mouth 32 oz Hydro Flask to the South of France last summer for a camping trip and it performed brilliantly, so when I got the opportunity to try out a smaller Hydro Flask just before we left for the Indian Ocean, I thought it would be perfect for traveling with and taking to the beach.

Hydro Flask Standard Mouth Stainless Steel Water Bottle

Our mini-bar was too small to fit large bottles of water inside, so each day I decanted water into my Hydro Flask, popped it in the fridge for a couple of hours and the water then stayed cool for the rest of the day.

The temperature stayed between 30° and 32° every single day and I found that dehydration set in very fast in the Maldives, and after an hour or two of snorkeling my Hydro Flask was always a welcome sight!

Hydro Flask inside my carry-on bag

I took it with me to the beach every day, and I also used it whilst traveling. Our journey included a train, two flights, a sea plane and a speed boat and we arrived at our destination some 27 hours after leaving home, and my water was still cool when we stepped off the boat onto the island.

I am extremely fussy when it comes to hydration, and I can’t abide drinking room temperature water so the Hydro Flask gets top marks from me as it keeps water ice cold all day, and cool for more than 24 hours even in 32° heat. I simply would not be without either of mine.

I’ve found that the smaller Standard Mouth Hydro Flask is perfect for traveling, hiking and the gym, whilst I find my larger Wide Mouth Hydro Flask is perfect for camping and keeping in the car for after a hike.

The stainless steel Hydro Flask is now available in an array of new colours, including Lemon, Mint and Raspberry, and you can find out more below.

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DISCLOSURE | Thank you to Hydro Flask for providing the sample for us to review.

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Shell loves all things travel and outdoors and is a nature-loving, comfy-camping kinda girl. Shell started the Camping with Style blog after a serious snowboarding accident which left her with a broken back. Despite this she used the outdoors and healing power of nature to aid her recovery and she continues to spend time outdoors whenever she can.

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