CamelBak Chute Mag Water Bottle

CamelBak Chute Mag Water Bottle has a magnetic top that stows securely when open and is leak-proof when closed. This water bottle is available in many colors and different sizes. Customers like this water bottle and many of them have purchased more than one. They all are satisfied with the insulation and the quality.

Features

CamelBak Chute Mag Stainless Steel Water Bottle features and important details.

• CamelBak Chute Mag Water Bottle is double-wall vacuum insulated.
  
• The cap is compatible with Eddy+, Carry Cap, Hot Cap, and Pivot Bottle.
• CamelBak Chute Mag Water Bottle is available in many colors and sizes from 12 oz to 40 oz.
  

Insightful Reviews

We've curated some of the most helpful comments and reviews from people all over the world. Read what they had to say:

“I love these bottles! This is my second 20oz (The first is still in perfect condition, I just wanted the cool new lid) and I just ordered the 32 oz which will be the perfect in between size for when I need more hydration. I agree it's not cool that the description says dishwasher safe but then the bottom of the bottle says it is not. I can handle hand washing my bottles so I am okay with that.” — Jeffrey

“Everything stays cold for a long time! The magnet works great and the easy drinking spout is better than my swell bottle, which I find difficult to carry around. While the Camelback carrys very well. And, the scruffy paint on the bottom helps my grip...did I say it holds temperature? It does very well!” — Sean

“Now, as for this water bottle, Camelbak's insulation is absolutely flawless as always, just like my first water bottle. My water remains cold easily throughout the whole day. If you put a couple ice cubes in, it lasts even longer. Chute caps are easily my favorite as the mouthpiece remains capped and unexposed, and you have a comfortably sized drinking area. The magnetic cap is great as well. While the magnet could be ever so slightly stronger, it has absolutely no trouble staying out of your face when you tilt the bottle upside down. My only problem with the cap is that it is slightly finnicky to get it to open. This occurs because the "hinge" is not a traditional hinge with a single joint, but rather it slightly pulls the cap laterally against the chute, causing some friction and preventing it from lifting straight up. Do I mind this? Not enough. I got used to it fairly quickly. I'm very happy with it.” — Ray