Australian hydration brand memobottle built its reputation on “flat-pack” reusable water bottles sized according to international paper and notebook proportions. They come in A5, A6, A7, and SLIM sizes, so they sit flat in pockets or bags. But it’s never too late to join the round bottle party. The brand released its first-ever round water bottle, aptly called memo Round, with a more hygienic lid system.

In a standard water bottle design, the plastic or silicone ring is normally the only removable part of the lid that you can wash properly. The rest of the parts, including the straw and mouthpiece, aren’t removable. They can cause mold buildup if not properly and thoroughly cleaned. 

memo Round addresses this concern with a lid that you can disassemble for proper, thorough cleaning.  Unlike conventional designs, it has just three parts: a straw, plug, and mouthpiece. You can disassemble all three pieces in three seconds for easy cleaning. You can thoroughly clean every part of the memo Round that touches water to prevent mold buildup. 

Moreover, the mouthpiece sits flat in the lid so it doesn’t attract dust, dirt, or tiny insects. When you need to drink, then just turn it up. Its Sip360 technology swivels the mouthpiece to your ideal angle for comfortable drinking. A small bearing inside the lid clicks every time you open or close the mouthpiece.

memo Round features double-walled 304 stainless steel insulation for 24-hour ice-cold retention. It’s available in 700mL and 1L sizes and in eight colors. It also has a silicone strap for hands-free use and a soft silicone base for grip and quiet set-downs on tables.

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The memo Round's Sip360 mouthpiece flips up to drink and rotates a full turn in either direction to lock closedThe lid breaks down into a straw, an internal plug and a mouthpiece, with no tools required

Images courtesy of memobottle