Cycling Water Bottles

Stay hydrated, keep riding, and do not let thirst slow you down. Cycling water bottles from ERIK'S are built for the specific demands of on-bike hydration, where grabbing a drink while pedaling at speed needs to be fast, clean, and mess-free. The right bottle keeps your hydration strategy working without requiring you to think about it.

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    Key Features to Look For

    Not all water bottles perform equally on the bike. A few key features separate a bottle that works from one that frustrates you every ride.

    • Capacity  Standard road cycling bottles run between 21 and 24 ounces, which is enough for most rides in mild conditions. Larger bottles in the 26 to 32 ounce range give you more on-board hydration for longer efforts or hotter days but are taller and may not fit all frame sizes or cages without a squeeze. Think about your longest typical rides and whether you want to carry more fluid or stop more often to refill.

    • Flow Rate  The valve design controls how much fluid comes out per squeeze. High-flow valves deliver more liquid faster, which is helpful when you are breathing hard and need to hydrate quickly. Lower-flow valves give you more control and reduce the chance of spilling down your face or chest. Some bottles let you adjust the flow by opening or closing the valve to different degrees.

    • Material  Soft, squeezable polyethylene bottles are the standard for cycling because they are easy to grab and compress while riding. Some riders prefer harder bottles for better taste neutrality or because they prefer a different drinking style. Insulated stainless steel bottles work well for commuters and casual riders but are heavy, do not fit most cages well, and are harder to squeeze.

    • Sealing  A bottle that leaks into your cage, onto your frame, or in your bag when stowed is a problem. Look for bottles with valves that seal positively when closed and do not weep or drip between uses. Self-sealing push-pull valves and locking caps both work well as long as they are made with consistent tolerances.

    • Cage Fit  Bottles vary in diameter and height, and not every bottle fits every cage securely. A bottle that rattles out of the cage on a rough descent is more than annoying. When in doubt, pair a bottle and cage from the same brand, or test fit before committing to a cage that has to hold a bottle at an angle.

    • Ease of Cleaning  Wide-mouth openings are easier to clean and allow you to add ice cubes. Bottles with fewer crevices and dishwasher-safe materials are also easier to keep fresh over a full season of daily use.

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    Expert Advice at ERIK'S

    Whether you are looking for a basic training bottle or something with better insulation and flow control for longer rides, our staff at ERIK'S can point you in the right direction. We stock bottles from Elite, Specialized, CamelBak, and other brands that cyclists rely on every day. Come in to any ERIK'S location and we will help you find the right bottle and cage setup for your frame and your riding.

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