PELOTON FAVORITE — KOM Cycling bike water bottles are made in the same factory as those used by pro cyclists in the Tour de France. These cycling water bottles are printed with inspirational training messages that keep you focused on turning the pedals mile after mile!
STAY HYDRATED — These ergonomic bike water bottles feature a leak-proof cap with lockable spout and easy squeeze bottle material makes drinking a breeze, even when your ride isn’t. Proper hydration keeps you in the zone, KOM Cycling bike water bottles ensure your H2O levels stay topped up.
SECURE GRIP — Grab for your KOM Cycling bike bottle with confidence. These cycling-specific bike bottles feature a triangular cap and unique grippy material which secures them in your bike bottle cages. Purchase KOM Cycling bike bottles in packs of 2 or 6 for feed zone hand-ups that won’t slip!
HYDRATE WITHOUT HARM — When you’re on the road to fitness, harmful chemicals are the last thing you need. KOM Cycling bike water bottles are 100% BPA-free to preserve rider health without sacrificing durability & quality.
A DREAM TO CLEAN — Wide mouth bottle opening simplifies hand washing and dishwasher safe bottle cleaning when your KOM Cycling 500ml bike bottles need to be refreshed. Bottle-brush ready big mouth bottle opening is especially convenient for quick yet thorough cleaning.
9 avaliações para KOM Cycling Water Bottle 2 Pack. Cycling Water Bottle Set to Inspire. Includes 2 bike water bottles that fit most cages and bottle holders. BPA Free! Made in Europe (Ride. More., 2 Bottles (750ml))
Produtos Relacionados
Scott G –
Excellent no-frills water bottles
This is a set of very good quality, no-frills water bottles at a good price. For the record, these are 750ml bottles – not 500ml bottles. The item description is not 100% clear on that point, so I thought I’d clarify that. The plastic is not super-thick, but it’s thick enough, and the bite valves work well and do not leak when closed. They are not insulated, but you would not expect that at this price point. You do have to wash them before using them as there is very slight plasticky smell when you first open the package. From my perspective, it’s nice to have a matching set, and for the price, you won’t be too upset if you accidentally lose one. I’m happy with these and would recommend them.
a –
Good Quality Water Bottles – Made in The Netherlands
These bottles are pretty nice for cycling. They are on par with or a little better than many water bottles I have tried. The price is right for these. The material is sufficiently flexible that you can squirt water out without the top popping off. The grip line is nice. It won’t slip out of your hand when you’re 5 hours into a ride.The top itself is a standard pop up top. If there’s any criticism the bottle lid is a little slick. The design would be better if it had more grip lines on the lid because I found that it was pretty slick trying to turn it. The angled design of the lid also kind of contributes to that slick feeling. It’s not a show stopper, just a minor point. To be clear I had no issues getting the lid on or off, my grip just slipped a bit the first time I closed it.The bottles fit in any normal bottle cage with no issues. It slips in and out with ease but is held firmly in the cage. I’ve tried these on three different cage types and it performs the same on all of them.The bottom of the bottles state that they are “Made in The Netherlands.” Nothing to complain about here really. They’re just good quality bottles for your bike.
@3starsandup –
5 Stars | Mountain Bike Waterbottle
WHAT I LIKED:- These are my second set of these, I had another set last year and they work great- Fantastic value for what you get- I like to get one large one and a smaller one so they fit in both of my bottle racks- Never had a issue with leaking- Easy to cleanWHAT I DIDN’T LIKE:- They are going to get dinged and damaged, but you should be replacing them each season- Not a dislike but it should be known that these are not insulated
BootstrapJohnny –
Descent, non-insulated bottles. Good value backups or extra hydration.
These bottles work as well as they must. They hold water, they don’t leak. The flow of water is good as long as you spray it and keep it out of your mouth. They are non-insulated, so the water heats up pretty quickly, but it stays wet on the inside and dry on the outside, so they are a reasonable value at the price.Based on the dozens of other bottles I’ve had, these seem like they will last “okay” if we keep them only for bikes, but I’m not convinced they are durable enough for my daughters to flip-challenge them on the soccer field and survive the day. It’s a fair value and price for these, so I can recommend.
R.D. (comprador verificado) –
Durable
No problems with these. No leaks and so far (1 year) still look new.
Patrick mosholder (comprador verificado) –
Easy
Super easy to return
Peanuts –
Rebadged Tacx, no-frills, high capacity bottles
These uninsulated cycling water bottles are decent, no-frills rebadged Tacx Shiva bottles with a capacity of 750mL or 24.36 oz. At just under 9.75″ tall (~24.77cm), as shown in the comparison photo with other similar capacity bottles, these are pretty tall bottles – but you get at least 1-2 extra mouthfuls of water, given than most water bottles are only 24 oz (~710mL) at most, maybe a bit more if you completely fill them. The valve uses a time-tested, simple design that simply works – it’s a plastic valve which isn’t quite as comfortable as newer silicone valves, and flow perhaps isn’t as high as say a Specialized Big Mouth, but the bottle and valve are easy to clean, are supremely durable, and the bottle is easy to grip and has a clean, modern aero look to it (although they’re not designed to be aero bottles like the Giant Trinity bottles). What’s more, while the valves won’t securely lock like a Camelbak Podium valve, if properly closed, they are guaranteed to not leak. Sometimes, you don’t need to get fancy – you just need something that works. Let’s be clear, these are not the perfect Cadillacs of water bottles; there will always be a slightly better water bottle in some aspect or feature. Thus, they get -0.5 star on their score for me. But for the price and capacity, these bottles are unbeatable, so the score rounds up to 5/5.
pH (comprador verificado) –
Small opening.
These seem to be decent quality water bottles. Two small issues:1) The opening is small-ish. About 1.75 inches diameter. That’s find for filling with water and maybe a small scoop or pack of electrolyte. But makes it difficult to get a decent sized scoop of something (like protein powder) in. Why not make the opening larger?2) Nipples are hard plastic. OK, but the soft silicone type are nicer on your teeth.
Big Bear –
Perfect for cycling
These are absolutely perfect for cycling. They are good size to fit into a bike water bottle holder. They are also quite flexible, so they should fit into water bottle holders of different sizes. They have the type of pull cap that you can open with your teeth, while holding it with one hand. They also hold a good amount of water. I often keep a water bottle in my bike bag as well as wanting one on the frame, so I have plenty of water with me. I love the flexibility of being able to drink while riding. I don’t know how durable these will be, they’re not super thick plastic. However, for now it’s exactly what I need, because the water bottle can squish easily into the holder.