Hydaway is a lightweight, collapsible water bottle that completely flattens out so it can be slipped into a purse, carry-on or pocket. Bring it to amusement parks, concerts and on hikes or tours. It features a convenient carry handle to easily clip onto gym bags, purses, belt loops or luggage.
The Hydaway bottle is made with food-grade silicone, is dishwasher safe and taste and odor free. It’s available in several fun, bright colors, including bamboo, bluebird, tangerine, rose and fire. A 12-ounce bottle can be purchased for $15, and 21-ounce bottles can be purchased for $20. Hydaway also makes a travel case so you can keep your bottle clean while on the road. The Hydaway bottle has been featured by CNN Travel, Inc., Men’s Fitness and Real Simple, and makes the perfect gift for the frequent business traveler.
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