KOR 25.4 oz Delta Water Bottle Clear Water

It was a little difficult to figure out how to open it because it is different from the other KOR ONE water bottle we ordered. I don't like the handle as much, however the bottle is beautiful and it has a unique design. It's a bit pricey, but worth the splurge. We bought these to take on our first cruise getaway. I'll let you know how they hold up to seven days of travel to the Caribbean!

I bought one of these for myself and one for my wife because every other bottle I had tried up until this point has ended in disappointment. It is truly astonishing to see how many companies try so hard to engineer something that should require very little engineering and still fall so short. This bottle has some nice features but also some pretty sensless ones that left me stracthing my head.The Good:Asthetics. Although this is pretty darn low on my list of things I look for in a decent water containing, Kor apparently felt that this was important above all else. I have the black one and my wife has the blue one. They are both very nice looking bottles and for whatever reason, just looking at them makes me want to drink from them.Ergonomics. The diameter and rounded edge of the drinking opening is great. Water just flows easily from it and I can't really put it into words. It seems like a small detail but I think it's the bottle's best feature. The handle also makes this effortless and comfortable to carry for extended periods of time. Unfortunately this is where the good seems to end with this bottle.The Bad:Durability. What is up with plastic bottles? Granted, I knew that it was plastic when I bought it, I had hoped that given the price it would be of a higher durability. My wife is prone to dropping and breaking expensive things; iphones, glasses, etc, so I had hope that it could withstand at least a minor drop. Not two days after she bought it, she dropped it and the white part of the blue bottle cracked all the way through. I have read the other reviews about the hinge mechanism breaking and I can definitely understand how it would.Pointless features. Can somebody tell me what a "Kor Stone" is because from what I can gather it is a little circular piece of "special green paper" that has an idealistic message on it that I'm supposed to look at everytime I open the bottle top. The worst part is they actually sell these little pieces of paper like we're too stupid to operate a printer or a pair of scissors! The most robust feature of this bottle was the little cap that was apparently designed to secure this tiny, quippy little piece of paper and I lost it somewhere on the street this morning because it's so poorly secured.I gave it three stars because I do like the looks (as unimportant as that is in a drinking device) and it does drink very well and I think there's something to be said for that. Maybe I just don't "get it" but I think they should have concentrated on durability over enhanced enlightenment being that at the end of the day, it is just a water bottle.

I have owned the original Kor hydration vessel, the Kor One, since it was first available (way before it was popular and featured in Iron Man 2, etc.)... and I absolutely love the Kor One vessel. Being such a fan of the Kor One & seeing/reading all the positive reviews about the Kor Delta made me decide to give it a try. Well, it's okay. Maybe it's because I'm used to the Kor One so much so that the Kor Delta just didn't blow me away. Maybe if the Kor Delta was my first Kor product, I'd have a different opinion. I do like the Delta for some thing however. I like that it's shorter in height (compared to the Kor One). Makes it a little easier to get in and out of the top fridge rack for me. I like the way it feels when you carry it from the top handle (the angle makes it easier to carry). I like the overall style/design (pretty much all of Kor's products look good in my opinion).Now for the things that I don't like so much about the Kor Delta. First, compared to the Kor One, I do not like how the spout/mouth of the bottle feels when drinking from it. The little lock tab gets in the way (hits my lip when I drink from it). As for the little lock tab, ehh, kind of pointless to me. I never had an issue with the Kor One opening up by mistake and spilling, so I wish the Delta didn't have this lock tab. This next thing may not matter to most, as it's purely an aesthetic thing but, the Kor Delta bottle has the name KOR imprinted on the front and back of the bottle (near the bottom). Why?! The Kor One only had their little water drop logo on the bottle, not their name. The Kor One does have the name Kor on the top of the lid, which is okay (not too noticeable). The Delta has both, the little water drop towards the top & then their name near the bottom (on both sides and the top of the lid). I know this doesn't make a difference to some, but I don't want names and logos of companies all over my products. They are not paying me to have their product, it's the other way around!

I read reviews on water bottles until my eyes went blurry. I tried out this Kor bottle. Its best feature is its appearance. Very fancy looking. People always ask me about it. The built in handle is great. The sides are clear like glass.The top squeaks when opening. Its getting better over time but is never quiet. I really like the swivel top with a lock and safety lock. When you close it, it snaps closed securely. It has never leaked. The handle is nice. I also like how the entire top can be removed completely.The "stones" that have silly little sayings sit under a plastic cover that will not stay put. It falls off and you just need to forget about it because its gimmicky and cheap anyway.Personally I found the capacity to be a little small. Also the base is not perfectly round so it won't fit in my cupholder. Another review mentioned that Kor doesn't seem to be sold in the top outdoor stores and it was apparent why. I don't regret my purchase but my next bottle might be something different.

I came across the Kor Delta while looking for a drinks bottle to use at work. I was looking for something that would help me up my consumption of water but, (as I'm a designer and I'm a little fussy about the quality of the products that I use) I wanted one that combined good design with practicality. I think in the Delta I've found it.I really like the fact that it has a dual width mouth - one for drinking from and a wider one to allow the insertion of ice cubes. The mechanism for opening up both of these, (twist for the wide opening, flip open for the drinking spout) is also well thought through and sensible. The colour of mine, (blue) does also (I think!) work on a slightly subliminal level to encourage me to drink. Having said this, my partner has a pink coloured one that she gets on fine with so this could be nothing more than my perception.One tip that I would share is that, if you use it continuously, an occasional soak in sterilising fluid, (I use Milton, but there are loads of other kinds out there) is quite good. I left some water in mine over a weekend and there was a slight odour, but a quick soak did wonders.Overall I think it's a nicely designed water bottle that works well.

As part of my quest to find the perfect water bottle, I've arrived at the Kor Delta. My previous bottle was an Aladdin bottle that leaked Vimto all over my white shirt.. not happy. I don't like sports bottles at work as I prefer to have a wider opening so I can get more water in one go. Good points:Looks great!Attached LidLid unscrews to allow fillingRubber seals to prevent leakageBad pointsThe "stones" thing is stupidLid locking mechnism is very flimsy & looks like it will breakThe lid hinge is really flimsy & looks like it will breakOverall, thsi is a really nice bottle BUT because of the cheap construction of the lock & hinge, I don't think it will last long. Time will tell!

Nice-ish style, but the handle isn't useful and it's hard to keep opening-closing the lid.When the lid is not closed, the bottle has no balance, it keeps falling specially if it is half empty.When you put it in your bag the plastic part at the top doesn't stay in it's place.The shape, design and the material makes it more vulnerable to damage. After a few drops the bottom white part that covers the transparent part is broken, and a couple of more drops the lid is broken now...

... sehr enttäuschend! Aussehen ist schon klasse, ...Allerdings der Gedanke der dahinter steckt ist schon toll deswegen 2 Sterne ...So nun was mir nicht gefällt ... trotz Dichtung und Schraubverrschluss und Verriegelung in der Tasche ausgelaufen :-( und das ohne kohlesäurehaltigem Getränk was ich wenigsten verstanden hätte aber sooo ... :-(Habs postendent zurück geschickt für denn Preis einfach inakzeptabel.

I have had this bottle for a couple of years and it worked ok. Just be careful as i accidentally dropped it while the cap was open and it broke on the hinge. A replacement cap is only sold on the US site and it was quite expensive to get it to Canada..