Stainless steel bottles are a steal this Cyber Monday - Get up to 26% off Camelback's metal bidon

The idea of insulated bottles is appealing, so with 26% off at Amazon, I thought I'd give them a try

stainless steel cycling bidons from camelback in green. Fitted to an enve road bike and in zipp bottle cages
(Image credit: Camelback)

Did you know the Pro Peloton throws over 600,000 plastic water bottles a year to the curb? Many of these bottles claim to be biodegradable, but in many cases are still produced using virgin plastic with very little supporting data or direction on how quickly they break down and under what conditions. Keen to seek alternatives, I've been thinking a lot about stainless steel alternatives, lately. So, with this Cyber Monday Camelback deal on Podium Steel, I've made the switch.

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US:CamelBak Podium Steel Insulated 18oz - Was $35 Now $25.99

US: CamelBak Podium Steel Insulated 18oz - Was $35 Now $25.99

UK: CamelBak Podium Steel Insulated 500ml - Was £29.95 Now $24.50

The 500ml/18oz bottle features Camleback's high-flow cap meaning no need to squeeze. Its double-wall insulated shell is claimed to keep water cold for up to 14 hours.

US:CamelBak Podium Steel Insulated 22oz - Was $40 Now $29.99

US: CamelBak Podium Steel Insulated 22oz - Was $40 Now $29.99

UK: CamelBak Podium Steel Insulated 650ml - Was £33.95 Now $28.00

Camelback claims its 220z/650ml stainless steel podium bottle keeps water cold for 18 hours and is optimized to fit perfectly into a bottle cage without any issues. It also features their popular high-flow cap as you are unlikely to be able to squeeze these.

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Like so many, Matt got his start in the bicycle industry wheedling allen keys and the occasional hammer at his local bike shop. Matt grew up mountain biking in the flint-strewn hills of the North Downs, but was convinced during his time with Evans Cycles' in-house brands Pinnacle and Hoy Bikes to take up gravel cycling and bikepacking. Spotting the changing industry, Matt jumped at the opportunity to become an E-bike designer, and won several awards with Cairn Cycles and their range of gravel E-bikes.

These days, Matt will more than likely have a toddler sat shotgun and a balance bike lassoed to his back somewhere on the South Downs. What time he does get to ride for himself, he chooses to take his Sonder Camino to just about anywhere that's quiet, off the beaten track or with some historical point of interest.