Polar Bottle Planet Cyclery Bottle Lime Green 24oz

Polar Bottle Features

Dual-wall construction: Insulating layer of air keeps heat out and cold in
Inner foil liner reflects solar rays for added thermal protection
Constructed of low density polyethylene (LDPE #4): a durable, lightweight, and FDA food-grade approved material that complies with the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 (CPSIA) and California Proposition 65
BPA- and phthalate-free
Removable carrying strap so you can easily carry your bottle or clip it to your gear
Fits standard bicycle water bottle cages
Wide mouth easily fits ice cubes and facilitates cleaning
Dishwasher- and freezer-safe
Removable drinking valve for thorough cleaning
Reusable and durable; a practical and environmentally friendly alternative to disposable water bottles
Made in Boulder, Colorado

About Polar Bottle

Robert Heiberger and Judy Amabile founded Product Architects, Inc. (Polar Bottle®) in 1994 from a garage in Boulder, Colorado. As avid cyclists and budding entrepreneurs, they wanted to develop a bottle unlike anything else on the market that would keep liquids cool during long rides. Robert, a mechanical engineer with experience working with heat loss in the field of medical technology design, adapted his expertise to create the insulated Polar Bottle water bottle. From there, he and Judy began making the reusable insulated water bottles by hand with plastics sourced from Denver, Colorado that they picked up themselves in a family mini van. At that time, Polar Bottle had one employee, Nechko Gazibara, who helped produce bottles while Judy and Robert traveled around Colorado selling the product to individual bike shops.

Today, Polar Bottle has grown to become a leader in the hydration market with bottles shipped around the world. However, we have remained true to our roots. After 20 years, Nechko is still with the company and Judy and Robert still play an active role in sales, marketing and product development. Most importantly, we remain committed to philanthropy and advocacy — particularly within the cycling community that helped us establish our roots back when we started in 1994.