6 water bottles to grab for your summer workouts

Skip the single-use bottles and pick up a reusable option for all of your outdoor summer adventures.

By Michele Kettner • Posted May 18, 2021 at 11:48 a.m.

Photo courtesy Pacers Running

Summer will be here before you know it. And if you’re looking to head back outside, whether for fun or for exercise, it’s important to stay hydrated during those humid dog days of summer. So before your next outdoor adventure, grab one of these reusable water bottles.

light blue corkcicle — *Photo courtesy The Nest Egg*

As you venture on your next hike or long bike ride, this bottle will keep your water cold for 25 hours. // Corkcicle Gloss Powder Blue Canteen, $29.95; The Nest Egg

bluetooth speaker bottle — *Photo courtesy Uncommon Goods*

Whether you’re at the gym or in your living room, blast out your tunes with a bottle/speaker combo. // Bluetooth Speaker & Water Bottle, $35; Uncommon Goods

If you’re limited on space, this flexible bottle easily rolls up until your next refill. // SoftBottle, $8.95; Casual Adventure Outfitters

gray water bottle with time tracker — *Photo courtesy Potomac River Running Store*

Crush your daily hydration goals with ease by grabbing this motivational bottle to an extra reminder to drink your water. // Nathan BigShot 1 liter Drink Guide Hydration Bottle, $13; Potomac River Running Store

insulated bottle with bag — *Photo courtesy Pacers Running*

This insulated water bottle not only keeps your drink cool, but also has a handy pocket to store your phone, keys, nutrition, and more when you’re without pockets. // Nathan SpeedDraw Plus Insulated Handheld Flask – 18 oz, $37; Pacers Running

kids water bottles with faces — *Photo courtesy Red Barn Mercantile*

Don’t forget to grab a canteen for the kids to keep them refreshed during their outdoor adventures. // Kids’ Water Bottles, $22; Red Barn Mercantile

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Michele Kettner

Audience Engagement Editor

Michele Kettner joined Northern Virginia Magazine in 2020 after spending two semesters as an editorial intern at the magazine. The University of Maryland graduate is currently the audience engagement editor and covers everything from can’t-miss things to do and holiday events to new restaurant and store openings throughout Northern Virginia.