I’m a bit of a Goldilocks when it comes to the perfect reusable water bottle. “This one’s too small.” “This one doesn’t keep my water cold.” “This one makes my hands cold.” Call me picky, but I’m just particular. And when it comes to water bottles, something that you carry around all day, it’s fair to be. Whether you’re doing a Zoom HIIT workout from the comfort of your living room, on a quick Trader Joe’s run, or WFH-ing from your kitchen table, staying hydrated is the key to it all. Reusable water bottles, no matter the style, are a convenient way to stay hydrated and an easy way to reduce waste and your environmental footprint. With so many options on the market—plastic, glass, metal, screw-top, flip-top, straw, no straw, infuser—it’s tough to find the perfect one. Check out this list to find the best reusable water bottle for you that will keep you sipping all day long and having you saying “Ahhh, this one’s juuuust right.”

S'Well Pink Topaz Bottle — $45.00

They say that life imitates art. Well, now your water bottle can too. With hundreds of colors and patters and the perfect curve, ergonomically modeled to fit in your hand, S’well has made the water bottle that has taken over the world…or at least every influencers Instagram feed. The insulated stainless steel doesn’t leak and keeps your drinks hot for up to 12 hours or cold for 24 hours. They also come in three different sizes so you can find the perfect one that’s right for you.

Contigo Autospout Straw Water Bottle — $41.00

With over 15,000 five-star reviews on Amazon, this water bottle comes with every trust-worthy measure to ensure no-leakage. It has a protective spout cover, a leak-proof lid, and a button-lock for added peace of mind. The plastic makes it super lightweight and easy to keep in your bag for on-the-go drinking.

Camelbak Eddy+ BPA Free Water Bottle — $14.00

Cue the middle school flashbacks to when all the popular kids had this water bottle in every color. Designed with the perfect sippable technology that produces 25 percent more water per swig, this bottle is designed for optimal hydration. The two-finger loop handle is great to pop onto a backpack during a hike or to carry by hand. The bottles are leak and spill-proof, BPA-free, and dishwasher safe too.

Porter Wide Mouth Bottle — $31.00

If water bottles with a straw just aren’t for you, Porter’s wide mouth bottle may be the perfect pick. Drinking out of glass is significantly more refreshing, but it’s often stressful to carry around something so fragile when you’re out and about. Made with lightweight glass, this bottle solves all the what-if-it-breaks woes by protecting the already durable glass with a silicone cover for safety and a little extra grip for your hands.

YETI Rambler Bottle — $40.00

For a water bottle that self identifies (or website-identifies) as the Goldilocks of all YETI bottles, the 26 oz. Rambler is made for every day, any weather, use. It is a twist top, shatter-resistant, metal bottle that is made for both hot and cold sipping. The wide mouth makes it easy to clean, and for an extra win, it comes in 9 fun colors, making it the perfect accessory to match any outfit.

BKR Little Tutu Kiss Kit — $70.00

BKR has truly won the overachiever award when it comes to water bottles. With a removable lip balm that snaps right to the top of the cap, this water bottle has mastered total hydration from the inside, out. The bottles come in three different sizes, a plethora of colors and prints, and with both smooth and fun spiked sleeves.

Que Collapsible Bottle — $25.00

Que created the original collapsible bottle, and our bags couldn’t be more grateful. The spiral design makes it so the bottle can be compressed to take up less space, saving room in your purse and reducing its carbon footprint during shipping!

Avana Ashbury Water Bottle — $35.00

Chug your H2O from the bottle or use the cleverly hidden built-in straw. Either waym, thanks to triple-layer insulation, your beverage will stay as cool as can be.

Larq — $95.00

Here’s the smartest water bottle you’ll ever meet. Larq uses LED technology (hidden in its cap) to kill bacteria in the water and the bottle interior. So along with insulating your drink, it keeps things cleaner. That doesn’t mean you don’t have to clean it separately (if only!) but it makes that work a little bit easier.

Kinto Day Off Tumbler — $40.00

Designed in Tokyo, this minimalist bottle is stocked by third-wave coffee shops across the globe. And why shouldn’t it be? The sturdy steel construction will last for decades, and it insulates warm and cold beverages while keeping a stylish look.

Hay Sowden Water Bottle — $35.00

For a water bottle with serious design cred, look no further than this graceful steel container. Designed by George Sowden, a founder of the legendary Memphis Group, it’s at once a bit retro and extremely au courant.

A6 Memobottle — $28.00

The Memobottle is slim, sleek, stylish—and flatter than other bottles, too. The flask-like design slips into a bag or backpack without adding bulk, and this petite size is small enough to tuck into a coat pocket. Note that it doesn’t offer insulation, so this is a cold-drinks-only situation.

Bink Day Bottle — $38.00

Bink’s water bottles are more stylish than most, and the silicone sleeve—adorned with time markings to help you track your water intake—is as helpful as it is good-looking.

Emilia Wickstead for Waterdrop — $52.00

London-based fashion designer Emilia Wickstead creates dresses that are worn by (among others) the Duchess of Cambridge. Now, she also creates flower-adorned water bottles that keep drinks hot for up to 12 hours and cold for up to 24. Sip from it and you’re basically royalty.

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