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Best for Indoor Training
I ordered the 23oz Tiibo Vacuum Insulated Cycling Bottle as an alternative to the two Bivo bottles (also stainless steel) I already owned—a non-insulated 25oz and an insulated 21oz. Aside from their respective capacities, the two brands have some other significant differences. Once the Tiibo arrived I first noticed that it was slightly heavier than my vacuum insulated Bivo bottle; however, after using both on indoor rides of the same duration, I also noticed that the Tiibo kept my electrolyte drink slightly colder. This is a trade-off I’m happy to make, as I’ve been using the Tiibo primarily indoors, so weight is moot. The Bivo bottles are slightly tapered and rounded on the bottom, which helps slide them into their cages. I’ve experienced a little more difficulty getting the Tiibo into its cage because of its more squared-off base. The print on the Bivo bottles has worn away from constant contact against the material of the cages; however the print on the Tiibo seems etched in and shows no wear. The Bivo bottles have nipples that are comprised solely of rubber; the material below the top section of the Tiibo nipple is hard plastic and I’ve had to be careful not to bang my teeth against it. I have found the Tiibo easier to clean than the Bivo because of the minimalistic design of the nipple, and because it also lacks a straw that extends to the bottom of the bottle, unlike the Bivo. I’ve found the rate/amount of flow to be satisfactory with both brands. The biggest issue I’ve had with the Tiibo is unscrewing the top—instead of the wide gripping surface of most conventional water bottles, the Tiibo features a thin dial, which can be difficult to grip in order to unloosen. I’ve had to be intentional about not tightening the top too much while still ensuring that it seals effectively. This has worked for me, but it’s something I’d rather not have to think about. Based on the above observations, I’ve determined that the Tiibo works better for indoor training and the Bivo for outdoor riding.
Adam · November 11, 2025
Able to throw away (recycle) the old plastic bottles
Only had a few rides so far, does what it says on the labels!
Marcus · December 23, 2025
Great cycling bottle
Fits my plastic cages perfectly and doesn’t rattle. Keeps water cold for hours. Water comes out easily - combination of cold and fast water delivery means i drink more water than i used to. Great product.
Timothy · June 10, 2025





