BlenderBottle

BlenderBottle makes shaker bottles and drinkware — the wire whisk, bottle ranges from plastic to stainless steel, insulated bottles, tumblers, accessories and licensed character collections. Its home page states it has been selling protein shaker bottles since 2004. It sells direct from its own store and runs a subscription line called The Shaker Club.

What matters when choosing

Three things to know before you buy.

The published cover is a limited lifetime term on bottles. Its warranty page states that its bottles come with a limited lifetime warranty, and that it will replace defective parts free of charge on proof of purchase from an authorised retailer. The same page carries a second, separate schedule for soft goods: a 30-day limited return on towels, head bands, shirts and accessories, a 1-year term on duffel bags, backpacks and meal prep bags, and a lifetime term on stainless steel and plastic bottles, the magnet and other hard goods.

The mixing element is specific to the brand and named. Its own product pages describe a patented BlenderBall® wire whisk used in its shaker cups, and one page states it is found only in BlenderBottle® brand shakers.

Materials differ by range, so check the specific product. Tritan appears repeatedly on the Pro Series pages and only briefly on others, so a material description from one range should not be carried across the catalogue. We could not read product prices: they load client-side and were not present in the page source we retrieved.

Before you buy

• Check the material on the specific product page rather than assuming it applies to the range. Tritan is described on the Pro Series and not described the same way elsewhere.
• Check whether replacement parts are sold separately. Replacement lids are a separate product line, as are a ProStak replacement pill tray and a GoStak replacement handle.
• If you are buying for a facility rather than for yourself, note that the subscription terms are not stated on the pages we could read.

Guides featuring this brand

• Commercial Cardio Equipment: The Four Buying Channels and the Six Questions to Ask — the six questions that apply when equipment, including amenities, is bought through a supplier channel.

Decision Context

We have not published a comparison covering drinkware and shaker bottles. The nearest published guide is about equipment purchasing rather than drinkware, and is included because the questions it asks are the ones a facility buyer faces when bottles are bought as amenity stock.

Official resources

• Warranty terms and the separate soft-goods schedule: https://www.blenderbottle.com/pages/warranty
• Returns, cancellations and exchanges: https://www.blenderbottle.com/pages/warranties-returns-exchanges
• Product range: https://www.blenderbottle.com/collections/all