UA 32oz Offgrid

The screws of the small and large lids have plenty of thread to ensure a good seal, the large one has a rubber gasket and a stopper to ensure the sides of the hexagon align at all times. The hook/carabiner on the side is connected/locked with the spring tensioned black clip when they touch each other in the locked position, which forms a continuous circular link, as opposed to just a C curved piece of plastic. I would have no worries hanging it from it and running with the bottle let's say attached to a rucksack - which would probably never happen. The handle is fixed when the small lid is screwed in, sealed position and feels very solid. It moves back when the small lid is unscrewed, although the two pieces of light gray plastic can move relatively independently for a short range. The bottle is very big and is definitely on the heavy side, even for a double wall one. The bottom plastic is made of two materials, it has a thin layer at the bottom of softer plastic/rubber, non-slip and to absorb shocks better from being dropped. The paint is slightly rough, non-slip. The bottom on the inside is slightly rounded, concave, although not fully, if I can say so. It's stupid to pay so much for a water bottle- haha, good luck with resisting the temptation of having the best water bottle you can find. It is not for light travelling for sure. Too large for coffee I'd say, I would go for Zojirushi for that. Not easy access to drinking on the go. It takes a few seconds to unscrew the small lid and screw it back, but I don't care about that. It can be done with one hand, if one rests the bottle on something. I thought I was gonna throw away my other two bottles, but I may keep one for being lighter, although not insulated. Does it worth carrying all this weight to have a sip of cold water? I don't know it, but I love this tank of a bottle! It arrived two days earlier, which was a nice surprise.