
Rated 4.6/5 by 700+ reviews
Stainless steel bottles for school, training and match day. Nothing nasty in them, every part comes apart for cleaning, and they last a lot longer than a term.
Kids bottles get chewed, left in the sun, refilled from questionable taps and drunk from all day.
Ours are stainless steel with food grade silicone components. BPA, BPS, BPF and phthalate free, 100% lead free, and LFGB compliant food grade throughout. There's no plastic lining and nothing to leach into water that's been sitting in a warm classroom since nine in the morning.

Most kids bottles have a straw, a bite valve or a spout you can't get inside. Which is where the black bits come from.
Every part of a Bivo separates, nozzle included. There's no sealed channel, no hidden fold, nothing you have to take on trust. If your child has been drinking squash out of it all week, you can strip it down and see that it's clean.
Stainless steel doesn't stain or absorb, so it won't hold the colour or the smell of whatever went in it.
Dropped in the playground, kicked down a corridor, buried at the bottom of a PE bag for a fortnight. Steel takes it.
The coloured bottles have a silicone anti-slip exterior that helps small hands keep hold and softens the drops. Rather than replacing a cracked plastic bottle every couple of terms, this is one bottle that follows them from year to year.

Our nozzle flows on gravity, so there's no squeezing and no sucking. Flip it open, tilt, drink. It's easier than a sports cap and much easier than a straw when they're out of breath.
For younger children the smaller Trio Mini is simplest to hold and tip.
It doesn't need to be two different bottles. The same one goes in the school bag on Tuesday and the kit bag on Saturday, and being insulated means the water's still cold by afternoon break.
If they play club sport, the fast flow is the bit they'll notice. No fighting a bottle in a two minute break.

Yes. Stainless steel and food grade silicone throughout, BPA, BPS, BPF and phthalate free, 100% lead free and LFGB compliant. No plastic lining and nothing that leaches.
For primary school age, the 500ml Trio Mini is usually the easiest to hold and carry. From secondary age, the 621ml Trio or 740ml Duo suit longer days and full training sessions.
The Trio Mini is 240g empty and around 740g full, so it's heavier than a thin plastic bottle. Most children manage it comfortably from around primary school age, and the single wall One is lighter still at 158g if weight is the main concern.
The nozzle seals shut when closed. For extra security in a packed bag, the Dirt Cap fits over the top as a second seal.
Take it apart. Every component of a Bivo separates including the nozzle, so there are no sealed straws or valves where residue collects. Rinse daily and strip it fully once a week.
Yes. Stainless steel won't stain or hold the smell, though a full strip down after anything sugary is a good habit.
Kitting out a team or a school? Get in touch about quantities. Or see the full range of stainless steel sports water bottles.