Whether you prefer lightweight and single walled or insulated bottles, our hockey water bottles will keep you hydrated on and off the ice. If you're shopping for a team, don't forget: Free Ground Shipping in the US on Orders Over $100.
Whether you prefer lightweight and single walled or insulated bottles, our hockey water bottles will keep you hydrated on and off the ice. If you're shopping for a team, don't forget: Free Ground Shipping in the US on Orders Over $100.
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This product single-handedly solves the hockey water bottle issue, which is the need to get water through a cage / hockey mask while not having a flexible bottle made of plastic that can be squeezed.The Bivo LongShot provides for great flow, and an easy open/close that works for hockey players.
Aaron B.
Bivo LongShot Customer
"I found the Bivo to be just as easy, if not easier, to drink from as the plastic bottle. When popped open, the Bivo’s high-flow, high-tech nozzle allows the water to gush out fasterthan squeezing a plastic bottle.”
I absolutely LOVE my Bivo long shot bundle. My daughter and I recently started playing hockey, and we had the typical plastic water bottles because that’s all I could find at first. I found Bivo after scouring the Internet. This water bottle not only has better tasting water, but it’s a lot easier to use than the typical plastic ones. Because the straw is silicone, it’s more flexible, and therefore easier to get in and out of the helmet’s cage. Plus, with all of the fun colors, it’s easy to find your bottle amongst your teammates’ bottles.
Bivo LongShot Bundle Customer
Kristin S.
"Awesome bottles. Super impressed with the flow. I literally hydrate better than standard plastic bottles. Easy to clean. Classy bottles that get noticed"
Giuseppe D.
Bivo One Raw Customer
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