Item: 25012082
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The Paloma 14 oz kids water bottle is the coolest hydration companion for little ones! Made with BPA free Tritan™, this small water bottle is perfect for kids on-the-go. The flip-up sipper cap with finger pull keeps the spout germ free and the finger loop makes it easy to carry. The EZ-Freeze® freezer stick keeps drinks colder, longer and looks super cute with fun graphics and patterns!
Volume:
14 ounces
0.42 liters
Weight:
0.36 lbs
0.17 kgs
Exterior Dimensions ( L x W x H ):
2.52" x 3.55" x 7.49"
6.4 cm x 9 cm x 19 cm
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Active kids can hydrate happy with the Vector stainless steel water bottle. The insulated bottle has a 12 oz capacity and comes in a range of fun color combinations that are perfect for kids. Drinks stay cold even after hours of running around thanks to the double wall, vacuum insulated design. A carry loop on the lid makes it easy for little hands to bring anywhere and the flip-up sipper stays germ-free.
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The 15oz Roundagon bottle features a brightly colored, co-molded construction in four unique color combinations that's easy to grip. Perfect for active kids to sip on the go. The lid features a flip-up sipper cap and cover to keep it germ-free, plus a carry loop so you can take it wherever you go.
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The Cyclone kids water bottle features co-molded construction in four unique color combinations that little ones will love! The lid features a flip-up sipper cap with a spout cover that doubles as a finger pull to keep it germ-free, plus a carry loop so kids can take it wherever their imagination takes them.
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The super cute Arise Tyke kids water bottle is the perfect size for little hands and comes in bright colors that suit any personality. This BPA free Tritan™ hydration bottle holds 14.5 oz and has a push button sipper with autosip™ technology that's easy for little ones to use. The soft-touch silicone sipper is comfortable to drink from and is removable for easy cleaning. The integrated carry loop is convenient for carrying to and from school.
