Fanhaw 20 oz Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Anti-Dust Chug Lid, Leakproof Vacuum Metal Bottle for Kids, Women & Men (Green Blue)

Keeps drinks cold for hours . The bottle feels sturdy, the size is perfect for daily use, and the green-blue color looks really nice. Excellent quality and very convenient—would definitely recommend!

Update on 08/05/2025: Bottom line: this is now good value for the $ and less of a risk in my book. Seller reached out and offered to send me 3 replacements for my defective lids (the seventh bottle did show up with a bad lid). All 3 new lids arrived in 2 days and in good condition as promised. They then went on to make sure there is a video showing buyers how to contact them using the chat bot if their lid shows up damaged (see product listing images/videos above). My original review still holds regarding lid quality control, but if buyers can get replacements for lids that show up defective or damaged quickly, then I'd say this is a very nice budget option for a slim 20oz water bottle if you can get it for $10-$15 on a sale or for the cheaper colors. Especially if you want one where the drinking spout is completely covered when not in use AND there's no weird built in straw BS to try and keep clean. Original review on 07/25/2025: Bottle is good, lid is a complete gamble, and seller does not allow you to contact them. I would purchase again at the 12$ price point, but you may not want to depending on how long you can wait to have a functional water bottle: I recently purchased 5 of the 20oz to use around the house so the cats can't spill our water/drinks, and I've had to replace 2 already as soon as I unboxed them. The "sixth" showed up in good condition, and I'm still waiting on the "seventh" (replacements). First off, the good: the bottle is respectable for the price, fits in cup holders, and the powder coat or whatever they used to paint it looks amazing. I also let tap water sit inside one for a few hours then did a basic strip-type lead test and it came up clean so seems good there. Now the bad. It's an exact copy of a water bottle I got 10 years ago from a seller called Embrava, and the design has NOT improved. The lid is flimsy, and *would* be perfectly acceptable at the price point, but they have at least 3 different molds and it's a complete gamble as to which one made the lid you will get. See photos, but basically one lid works perfectly with crisp lock/unlock and firm detent to hold it open, one lid locks correctly but the detent is too small and will flop around when you go to drink (not a huge issue), and one lid does not latch/can just pop open! Obviously a known issue since the seller sells this, and only this, spare lid in their store for half the price of the full bottle. One note on the lid: when reading the other reviews, ignore all the comments about it leaking or dumping water on them: These are people who very clearly didn't follow the instructions and machine washed their lids - there is literally no way to "lose" the little rubber stoppers otherwise since they fit snugly in. And as for the ones who don't understand what a vent hole is and how to use a ridged-walled bottle without dripping all over their own face... God help us all... Lastly the awful: Maybe I'm just getting old and don't know where to find the right hidden button, but the seller does not appear to be set up so you can contact them to get a replacement lid sent. If you use the automated bot on their profile page (which seems to be the only option), no matter what you say it just keeps telling you the item is shipped by Amazon, so you have to go through them.

I like this water bottle a lot. The color is cute, the price is good, and I like the easy-to-clean pour spout that is covered when not in use. The bottle diameter is small enough to fit in standard cup holders, even in bicycle cup holder. I did have an issue with the lid after a month, however. It started to leak every time I took a drink, which I found very annoying. I thought that I would have to get a different water bottle, but then I realized that the lid doesn't have a gasket like most water bottles do. So instead, I used a silicone hair tie as a gasket, and it fit in the lid perfectly. No more issues after that! I will say that the lid itself is not well-insulated and tends to build up a bit of condensation when I drink ice-cold water. However, the water itself stays cold for long periods of time. I will often fill the bottle with ice water the night before a 12-hour shift and still have cold water to drink throughout the workday.

So, first off I ordered the 24oz and definitely got the 32oz so no complaints there. Anyway, ive been using this for the last few days at work and it's kept my water nice and cold. Excellent product for the price.

I initially had a problem with this water bottle, it didn’t seem to be insulated and sweated on the outside, unlike the one I purchased a year ago, which works amazingly and keeps ice cold for 24 or more hours! I didn’t realize there was a problem until I was past the normal 30 day return window. I saw this company offers a one-year warranty on their product, so I reached out to the company, Tartard, through the messaging center in my account and told them about my problem. They could not have been more responsive, I got a reply within 24 hours and they sent me a new bottle within three days, and it seems to be working perfectly, just like the one I previously purchased! I must have gotten one that was a fluke in manufacturing. I give this company five stars for customer service, and the water bottle five stars too! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Previous review: I bought this exact bottle in the color green one year ago and it is awesome! It will keep ice and water cold for 24 hours. However, when I bought another one in this color, yellow -orange, it doesn't appear to be insulated at all! When I put ice coffee in it, it sweats on the outside and does not keep it cold for very long. I am very, very disappointed with this product!😔

I am a fanatical bike rider. Currently, I ride 40-50 miles per day (mid-summer) in Florida, so having something cold to drink is mandatory. I have gone through 3-4 other brands of insulated bottles, including the biggest one in insulated bottles. Nothing is better than this one. I bought the Fanhaw 20 oz. size because it fits best in my bottle cages. It is the most compact 20 oz. insulated bottle I have owned. In spite of its compact size, it keeps my water as cold or colder than any other bottle I have used. I load the bottle with ice cubes and then add water to top off. I carry a refill bottle of water to refill my Fanhaw 2-3 times per ride. I have never run out of ice in the bottle. Cold to start, cold to end. It has a carry handle that snaps flush to the bottle when not needed. It has a pop-up lid. It has a drinking spout, and a breathe hole so the water flows freely. It is well made and attractive. It is very competitively priced. One tip for something I had to learn. I tend to drink from the bottle sideways (the popup lid to the side). That doesn't work with this bottle. The breathe hole needs to be above the spout for it to work effectively, and then it works very well. Bottom line, I have purchased two and will likely purchase again.

The 20 oz size was the right choice. It did keep the ice water cold for a significant amount of time. Love the texture and color (we chose pink). Love that the lid is secured with a latch to prevent spillage.

I bought two of these mainly for my bike rides. I had to replace my aging Contigo water bottles b/c the handles are breaking and to replace them with another Contigo brand is too expensive. I also wanted a bottle that you could use with one hand to open it which is important when riding a bike. And lastly, I wanted a 20oz bottle as I do not have enough room in my bike's water bottle cage to fit a 24oz bottle (it hits the bike frame). It seems most bottles nowadays are 24oz or more. This Fanhaw bottle had the features I wanted. It seems to keep liquids cold for a decent amount of time. The handle feels a bit flimsy so we will see how it holds up. I like the size as it is a smaller footprint than my Contigo 20 oz bottles (about an inch shorter). In fact, I had to measure both b/c I did not think the Fanhaw would hold as much. Sure enough, 20oz. It also does not leak. Yay! The only minor issue is how the lid opens. It flips up and as you drink from the bottle but only goes back so far. So, the lid is right between your eyes and hits the forehead which limits how much you can tilt the bottle. You have to tilt your entire head back a bit to drink especially as you get near empty. It's minor and I can still see enough when riding my bike, but I do wish it opened more and was out of the way. Oh, and you cannot turn it sideways to prevent getting hit between the eyes as it has a vent hole which if the bottle is turned sideways, contents will leak from the hole. I wish they allowed the cap to swing open further. On the plus side, washing the bottle is easy. The Contigo bottles have springs and stuff in the bottle top and a small spout that opens which can be a pain to clean. We only use our bottles for water so it is not a big deal. This Fanhaw bottle just has a regular hole-type opening and some rubber or silicone seals. Very easy to clean. For the price, it does what my Contigo bottles do though just not as well (the Contigo bottles did not have flipping type lid, just a push button that opened a spout). If they could improve the amount the lid opens so it swings back further, they would have a near perfect bottle, at least for my needs. I noticed while writing this review that there is a tab that stops the lid from opening further. I suspect that through repeated use of the top flipping open and relying on this small tab to stop its momentum, it will ultimately break and the top will flip all the way open and no longer hit the forehead. So, it may be a rare case where something breaks and it improves the product:) UPDATE: I noticed after my review above that you can push the lid open further so it does not hit you in the forehead. The tab is just an initial stop position. Although when fully open it still obstructs your view if riding a bike, you do not need to tilt your head back as far. Another UPDATE: It has since occured to me that my comparison to the Contigo water bottle is not a great comparison. Yes, the Fanhaw is cheaper than the Contigo, but as my wife pointed out, we have dropped our Contigo water bottles numerous times over the years (even while riding our bikes and hence they fell to the pavement at 15mph) and they have held up well. I doubt the Fanhaw water bottle will survive a single fall to the concrete as the lid is a cheap plastic unlike the durable materials used on the Contigo bottles. I will try my best not to drop it but as much as we use them, it is bound to happen.