I have a water to go bottle, and did the 550miles off road trail in Scotland about 6 weeks ago.

I’ve just completed my bike packing through some very remote areas of,

Greece
Albania
Northern Macedonia
Kosovo
Montenegro
Serbia
Bosnia

This trip was over 1000 miles.
With the temperatures some days 50 degrees and had to drink from whatever water source I can find.
I filtered all my water and had no problems, even had to top up from the back of a fire engine after finding myself caught out in a forest fire.
Amazing product, wouldn’t be without a filter bottle now.

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Over the past few weeks, the Water-to-Go bottle has become one of my go to items  and I don’t say that lightly. I’ve taken it with me on a road trip to the Algarve, used it during hikes around Moledo, had it in my backpack while walking along the Tejo and in Lisbon, and even carried it on more casual days out. It’s the kind of thing you don’t realise you needed until it becomes part of your routine.

One of the first things I appreciated was how lightweight and comfortable it is to carry, even when full. It’s compact enough to fit easily into a side pocket or sling bag, but still holds a decent amount of water  perfect for when you’re out all day. I also like how secure the lid is, and how easy it is to drink from without worrying about leaks.

But of course, what really makes it stand out is the built in filter. Having that kind of water purification with me meant I didn’t have to rely on bottled water or worry about where the next safe source was. I’ve used it to fill up from fountains, taps, and even spots where I’d normally be hesitant but never had an issue with this one. It’s reassuring to know it filters out bacteria, viruses, and other contaminants without needing to do anything extra.

What surprised me most was how effortless it is. With other filtered bottles I’ve used in the past, there was always some sort of delay or extra step but this one just works. No waiting around, no funny taste, no complicated bits. Just fill and drink. That kind of convenience matters, especially when you’re on the go or tired from walking in the heat.

I also find myself using it even when I’m not out hiking or travelling. It’s great for everyday use, whether I’m traveling or running errands and I like knowing I’m cutting down on plastic waste in the process.

Overall, the Water-to-Go bottle has earned a permanent spot in my gear. It’s a small change that’s made a big difference in how I stay hydrated, especially when I’m not sure about the water quality. If you’re into hiking, exploring, or just want a practical and reliable bottle, I definitely recommend giving it a try.

Please feel free to check out Daniela’s Instagram and give her a follow! – desperiia

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Karen took on of our 75cl Eco Active with her and used it to drink water from several Lochs whilst camping!

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Gemma is one of our Water-to-Go Champions and took her 75cl Active to the very top of Kilimanjaro!

Water-to-Go Champions take our bottles all over the world and document their feedback and experiences for us!

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– Paul

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The bottles themselves are a great size and easy to keep clean with no plastic taste.

We have used them in Asia, Africa and South America and not had any problems from drinking local water.

The service from Water to Go is fantastic – they shipped our first set of bottles same day when we realised at the last minute that we needed them. Subsequent deliveries of replacement filters have been extremely efficient too.

– Adam

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It’s fantastic to see that Water to Go has continued to innovate. The fully enclosed lid fixing an issue I failed to pick up in my first review is a great addition. And the move to sustainable materials is a welcome one, showing that quality products and our health doesn’t have to come at the expense of the Earth.”

You can read Brad’s full review of our bottles here

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– Migvin

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