Are Owalla water bottles popular with boys?
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Anonymous
| Any thoughts? I know the girls love them. This would be part of a gift for a boy turning 13. Thanks for your help. |
Anonymous
| Not mine. Other might feel differently. |
Anonymous
| No they for girls |
Anonymous
| My DS14 has one and the brand name isn’t an issue but they’re not super easy to use. |
Anonymous
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DS is 13. Stanleys were a "thing" when they came out but after that it doesn't seem like they care. Between his friends and his sports teams, there doesn't seem to be a consistent water bottle. DS always wants the Gatorade/Adidas squeeze water bottles but I prefer ones that actually keep cold.
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Anonymous
| My 12 yr old son has one. It keeps his water cold and is easy to drink out of and that’s all he cares about. |
Anonymous
| My 16 year old has one he uses every day. He wanted it last Christmas but isn’t obsessed with it or anything |
Anonymous
| Mine still like Yeti and Hydroflask |
Anonymous
| My 12 year old boys asked for one this week. |
Anonymous
| I was surprised, but my friend's sons who are 14 and 16 asked for them this school year. They are definitely "cool" lol if that matters. |
Anonymous
| My nephews want the Gatorade bottles |
Anonymous
| My teen son who is friends with many girls (meaning not some kid who is afraid of girls in general or being associated with them) said no when I asked. He says they are for girls. |
Anonymous
| My 15 year old got one for Xmas last year. He didn’t seem interested in it, but he finally started using it a couple of months later and loved it instantly. He likes the amount it holds and the straw. It keeps the drinks cold. |
Anonymous
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My 14 year old boy has one and got one because the girls in his class had one. But they really are great water bottles!!
I used it a couple of times and hit one for myself. |
Anonymous
Same. His girl friends used them and he wanted one because it works well. |