The Australian Version of the Stanley Water Bottle Is About to Be Everywhere
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The devil works hard, but the water bottle PR machine works harder. How did we all collectively decide to switch over from HydroFlask to Stanley? How do we justify buying a new water bottle colorway every season? (The Important Questions that keep me up at night.) Over the last decade, water bottles went from a simple necessity to a status symbol—but it’s just not a trend I feel like hating on. In fact, I’ll invest in a few bottles if I know they’ll incentivize me to drink more H2O, and I’ll also gift friends new tumblers because I know that’s a gift that’ll end up getting used.
The latest buzzy water bottle brand has actually been around since 2013: Frank Green started off with reusable coffee cups, but eventually expanded to water bottles when all things reusable caught on. Now, Frank Green is quietly (well, quietly to the US) creating some of the cutest water bottles on the Australian market, and I’m betting it’ll take on legacy brands like Stanley and Owala.
Colors: 11
Material: Stainless steel
Frank Green water bottles are fully insulated with a triple-wall vacuum to keep cold drinks cold for hours and hours. The ceramic lining feature means you can fill up your water bottle and not taste any kind of weird metallic or plastic-y-ness, even if that water has been hanging out for days. The colors, color customization, and monogramming make these stand out from the pack, and why I’m recommending Frank Green as the perfect gift.
