Silicone sleeve, no plastic taste. Printed and packed by hand in love.
Glass is the only bottle material that adds nothing to the water. No metallic edge, no plastic aftertaste, no film that builds up over months. People who have given up on stainless and plastic bottles almost always end up here.
These are borosilicate glass, the same type used for lab glassware and bakeware, which handles temperature change that would crack ordinary glass. A silicone sleeve covers the body for grip and impact protection.
Glass will break on concrete, sleeve or not. It is the right bottle for a desk, a car, a classroom, or a gym floor, and the wrong one for a hike over rock. Wash the body and sleeve separately so both dry fully. 10% of every purchase is donated to a Christian ministry, mission, charity or non-profit. You are helping the Kingdom of Heaven with every purchase.
On a hard surface like concrete or tile, yes, even with the sleeve. It is built for desks, cars, and classrooms rather than rock and trail.
The same glass used in lab equipment and bakeware. It handles sudden temperature change that would crack ordinary glass.
Yes. Borosilicate handles it. The sleeve also keeps the outside comfortable to hold.
Yes, body and sleeve. Wash them separately so both dry fully inside.
No. Glass is single-wall and not insulated. Use ice, or choose an insulated stainless bottle if temperature matters.
Taste. Glass adds nothing at all, which is the reason people switch after finding stainless or plastic affects how water tastes.
Every bottle funds a well.