SIGG Lifestyle

1. Wired

The Sigg water bottle gets a mixed review form Wired. Danny Dumas likes the numerous designs and says it performs well in some of tests, but it was crushed when run over by a car and he detects a "twangy aftertaste."

Review: Bottle Shock: 4 BPA-Free Water Bottles Endure Torture Testing, Danny Dumas, Oct. 20, 2008

2. Good HousekeepingDetails/Subscribe

Good Housekeeping tests 32 water bottles, but only 21 receive an analysis. Out of these 21 water bottles, the Sigg Lifestyles comes in around 16th place. Testers like that the bottle resists leaks and spills, but the bottle suffers "serious dents" in their drop test.

Review: Reusable Water Bottles Tested, Editors of Good Housekeeping

3. Men's JournalDetails/Subscribe

Like other reviewers, Men's Journal editors wonder why manufacturers won't disclose the contents of the bottle's aluminum liner. However, they do say that the liner is prone to divots when dropped or hit.

Review: Reviewed: Water Bottles, Tobin Hack, Oct. 13, 2008

4. Slate.com

Though Slate.com reviewer Laura Moser calls Sigg water bottles "functional baubles," she appreciates that they don't dent easily and the narrow mouth prevents spills. The Sigg water bottle is one of the top scorers in this review.

Review: Message in a Bottle, Laura Moser, Aug. 21, 2007

5. Gardenaut (blog)

This Gardenaut reviewer says that Sigg water bottles are expensive, and you're "paying primarily for looks." Still, they think the bottles and loop tops are strong and functional.

Review: BPA-Free Water Bottle Showdown, Jeremiah McNichols, May 12, 2008

6. About.com

Wendy Bumgardner, About.com's guide to walking, thinks the Sigg bottles are lightweight, although they're also "prone to quickly heating up or cooling down and sweating in humid climates." (Note: ConsumerSearch is owned by About.com, but the two don't share an editorial affiliation.)

Review: BPA-Free Water Bottles, Wendy Bumgardner, June 10, 2009

7. Amazon.com

Dozens of owners posting here are very satisfied with the Sigg Lifestyle, citing its durability, style and eco-friendliness. They also add that the bottle is lightweight, though it can dent when dropped.

Review: Sigg Lifestyle Loop Top Water Bottle (0.6-Liters), Contributors to Amazon.com

8. Buzzillions.com

The Sigg Lifestyle is the second-highest-rated water bottle on Buzzillions.com, which collects reviews from retailers around the web. Reviewers like that there is no plastic taste, but they also find that it dents easily and is hard to clean.

Review: Sigg Lifestyle 0.6 Liter Bottle - Loop Top, Contributors to Buzzillions.com