Anonymous wrote: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.

Same. His girl friends used them and he wanted one because it works well.

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.

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.

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.

My nephews want the Gatorade bottles

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.

My 12 year old boys asked for one this week.

Mine still like Yeti and Hydroflask

My 16 year old has one he uses every day. He wanted it last Christmas but isn’t obsessed with it or anything

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.

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.

My DS14 has one and the brand name isn’t an issue but they’re not super easy to use.

No they for girls

Not mine. Other might feel differently.

Any thoughts? I know the girls love them. This would be part of a gift for a boy turning 13. Thanks for your help.