Contigo Water Bottle, 28 oz

For commuters, gym-goers, and anyone who prefers having a choice of drinking style, the Contigo DualSip offers a straw and a spout in one bottle.

Its 28 oz capacity and cup-holder-friendly shape suit everyday trips by car or time at the gym.

Picture switching from straw sips at your desk to a tilted drink between errands, then closing the lid before putting the bottle away.

Best use cases

The DualSip makes the most sense when convenience matters more than a single, specialized drinking setup. Use the built-in straw for sipping without tilting the bottle, or choose the spout when you want to drink by tipping it. That flexibility can be useful across a workday, a drive, or a gym visit without carrying two bottles.

The 28 oz capacity is a practical middle ground for someone who wants more than a small grab-and-go bottle. It also fits car and gym cup holders, according to the product details, which helps keep it within reach instead of loose in a bag. It’s a great fit if you want one bottle for several routine settings and value having both drinking options available.

Product specs

The bottle is made from BPA-free Tritan and holds 28 oz. Its lid offers a built-in straw or a spout, and the product is described as leakproof when the lid is closed. A removable strap is included for carrying. The bottle is dishwasher safe, but the strap should be removed before washing.

One detail to keep in mind on the spec sheet: no insulation information is provided. If keeping a drink at a particular temperature is central to your decision, look for a bottle with that feature explicitly listed rather than assuming this one provides it.

Where it shines

The useful distinction here is the choice between straw sipping and drinking from a spout. A basic bottle with just one opening may be simpler, but it gives you less flexibility, the DualSip is aimed at people who want to choose how they drink without switching containers. Would one drinking style work for every stop in your day? If not, having both built into the lid is the main reason to consider this design.

The removable strap adds another carrying option, while the cup-holder-friendly format makes the bottle easier to place during a drive or workout. Those details address everyday handling rather than adding complexity for its own sake. The trade-off is that the strap needs to come off before the bottle goes in the dishwasher, so washing involves one small extra step.

Final verdict

The Contigo DualSip is worth considering if you want a 28 oz bottle with two ways to drink, a removable strap, and a design specified to fit car and gym cup holders. It may not suit you if you want stated insulation performance, prefer a simpler single-opening bottle, or do not want to remove an accessory before dishwasher cleaning. For everyday hydration where access and carrying convenience matter more than temperature claims, its features match the use case.