Kor Nava sports water bottle - 700ml

I bought two different filter bottles to try them out. One was the Kor Nava, the other was a Brita sports bottle. The Brita sports bottle was a waste of money. You can't get the last 2 inches of water to go thru the filter because of the poor design. I love everything about the Kor bottle. It filters water all the way to the bottom, it has a lid that covers the drinking spout and a nicely designed handle. Very well thought out design. Highly recommended.

Great water bottle. Love that you can filter anywhere. The only negative is that it's not insulated and doesn't stay cold so if you add ice it leaves lots of condensation.

This is my second KOR because I wanted one to use at home and one away. I've used it in the gym and for travel. I save so much money and saves the planet from plastic water bottle clutter. The water tastes fresh as long as you don't leave it untouched for days. It's easy to clean, refill and replace the filter.The one thing I'm not so happy about is twisting the cap back on, you have to work at it a bit sometimes to ensure it's on correct, if not you will dribble tons of water. Other than that I think it's a great water bottle. I've given away and thrown away most of the others that I had.

So I purchased this Product about a week ago. First let me say I commend the designers of Kor in their efforts. I personally am very critical but honest about my opinion.When researching this product, my ultimate goal was turning a new leaf away from disposable water bottles. The guilt was killing me but problem is I drink water ( which I never did) a lot. I enjoy everything about the disposable store brand bottles except that it’s disposable and a travesty to our environment.In my findings, The Kor Nova is very easy to assemble, and easy to clean. I love the slender design of the bottle. It is modern and has a nice feel to it. I love the slight spring action design in the mouth piece and the concept of the coconut filter. The bottle is a bit pricy but I feel the company is truly out to please.When I first opened my new find, I hurried to get started but found the taste of plastic and newness to be quite noticeable. So I soaked it in a combination of water, dish soap, and baking soda, for over a day. That helped considerably, but I find that taste returning as I continue use.The bottle is not insulated so you water will become room temperature quickly. You cannot infuse it for the purpose of damage to the filter. The size of the mouth piece is wider then I’m comfortable with, and needs to basically be primed each time I go for a sip/drink but the company hints in their video that it’s necessary because of the filter. I’m not sure if it’s the amount of effort of sucking or the actual coconut filter that leaves a dryness on the roof of my mouth therefore I never get that quenched satisfaction. I’m not sure this will suffice long term as I so wanted it to, and feel I will keep searching for the right fit for me. On the flip side, each day of use is less disposable plastic waste added to our landfills.

My office building is absurd and has nasty water. Okay, I'm kind of a water snob, but the water here is seriously filled with chlorine. And since I typically drink about 3 liters in a work day, I've been lugging water from my house every morning (my home has a water filter/softener system). That might seem extra. It is. I know I'm really extra...I'm working on it. So you can judge me all you want, but I don't have to do that anymore since I purchased this KOR Nava bottle with a filter built into the straw! I wish I'd thought of this solution sooner, but oh well, better late than never. My shoulders and continually breaking purse straps are thanking me for this purchase. It really improves the taste and I can tell the sediments are being filtered out. The color options are cute, and the cup is designed in a way that's easy to clean. This makes my life easier and eases some stress about ensuring I have enough good water when I'm out and about.