To find the best water bottles with straws, we researched and reviewed dozens of options from the most trusted brands. We've also tested over 25 bottles in the Verywell Testing Lab and will continue to test newer models as they come out. If you need to keep hydrated but don't have the opportunity to refill your water bottle often, whether you're gearing up for a hike or a long day out and about, we recommend Iron Flask's 64-ounce water bottle. We like that this half-gallon bottle has three lids, including a straw lid that we found easy to drink from, even while standing or walking.

We like that this water bottle comes with two lids—one with a straw and one with a wider mouth—for optimal versatility. In testing, we appreciated the convenient carrying handle on each lid, helping us easily tote the bottle from place to place. The only downside is it's heavier than some other options we recommend, although this also contributes to its impressive durability. Overall, it's a high-performing bottle and a great value for the price.Still, we appreciate the bottle's modern design, which comes in a few stylish, muted colors. It offers two middle-of-the-road sizes, 20 and 32 ounces—enough to keep you hydrated all day long. Just note that it's hand wash only and can't go in the dishwasher.

Like Owala's FreeSip, this water bottle from SimpleModern is also leakproof. But we recommend it as the best leakproof option because it's more budget-friendly, comes in more sizes, and has a classic straw lid design, if the FreeSip's chug spout option isn't for you. At the end of the testing period, we give each water bottle a score of 1 (would not recommend) to 5 (would recommend) in each of the key categories listed above. We also take the bottles home so we can continue to test them—we'll update this story with new insights as we use them in our daily routines. Owala claims the FreeSip's double-walled insulation keeps water cold for up to 24 hours, which we've found to be true in testing. We love that the wide mouth allows us to add ice to keep our water at the perfect temperature all day long. Plus, the outside is just slightly textured for the right amount of grip, and even the largest 40-ounce size is easy to hold with one hand. This bottle got high marks for portability—it's slim, has a convenient carrying loop, and is smooth to the touch for on-the-go drinking. However, it's not as durable as others we tested. When we dropped it, we noticed it dented easily and that the lid started to leak.

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When you want the durability and safety of stainless steel, we recommend this water bottle from Hydro Flask. It will keep hot or cold drinks at the desired temperature for hours. Seriously, hours: up to six hours for hot drinks and 24 hours for cold drinks. All of the stainless steel water bottles with straws on our list are insulated in some way. But Owala's viral FreeSip is our favorite because it keeps our water cold for longer—and has a range of innovative features that set it apart.

The smaller sizes fit in most cupholders, whether you're sipping in the car or on an exercise bike. But like Owala's FreeSip, SimpleModern's water bottle is meant for cold drinks only. For hot drinks, try investing in a high-quality insulated tumbler.To find the best water bottles with straws, we tested 25 bottles in the Verywell Testing Lab. We also tested some in the real world, using them during our daily routines to see how they hold up over time. In addition, we had a certified personal trainer from our Review Board review this article for accuracy and how to choose the best water bottles with straws.