Twenty-four ounces of Coldest's Limitless Ultra v8 — a wide-mouth bottle that ships with three different lids, offered here in 78 colourways.
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Three lids in the box, and Coldest names all three. Its words: “Each limitless bottle includes 3 lids, all of which have different purposes based on what you are using it for and also hold temperature differently.” They are the Chug Lid v1.0, the Flip Top Lid v4.0 and the Sip Lid v1.0, which Coldest describes as an open-top lid with a straw. You change drinking style without buying another lid.
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The cold-hours figures are Coldest's own, and no test conditions are published. It rates them “Chug Lid v1.0: Up to 36+ Hours COLD”, “Flip Top Lid v4.0: Up to 36+ Hours COLD” and “Sip Lid v1.0: Up to 24+ Hours COLD (open top lid)”. Nowhere does it say how much ice, at what ambient temperature, or how “cold” was measured — so we quote the figures and do not restate them as fact in our own voice.
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The leak-proof claim covers two lids and explicitly excludes the third. Coldest writes “Chug Lid v1.0: 100% Leak Proof” and “Flip Top Lid v4.0: 100% Leak Proof”, then of the Sip lid: “Due to the open top nature of this lid & straw, if the bottle does fall over, it may leak. This lid style can only be leak proof only with the COLDEST Bunker™ accessory. (coming soon! Accessory sold separately)” We don't stock that accessory and Coldest gives no date for it. If the bottle is going in a bag, use one of the other two lids.
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Hand wash is Coldest's own recommendation, and its dishwasher list rules out patterns. “We recommend hand washing to extend the lifespan of any COLDEST bottle.” Its dishwasher-safe list has a single entry, “Powder Coats”; the not-dishwasher-safe list reads “Glitter”, “Patterns” and “Glossy Paint”. Most of the 78 names stocked here are prints rather than plain coats, and Coldest never says which individual colourway sits in which group — if a dishwasher is non-negotiable, ask us before you pick a print.
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Cup holders: Coldest's table has no 24 oz row at all. The table runs from 12 oz to a gallon and rates the 36 oz and 46 oz Limitless bottles at “Fits 99% of cupholders”, the 21 oz at “Fits 99% of a cupholders” and the 32 oz at “Fits 80% of cupholders” — this size is simply absent, so we can't tell you whether it clears your console. Cirkul fit, by contrast, is spelled out: Coldest says its wide-mouth bottles fit CIRKUL lids and names “14oz, 18oz, 24oz, 32oz, 40oz, 64oz, Universal Shaker Series, Limitless™ Series” — 24oz included.
We stock four sizes of the Limitless Ultra v8: 15 oz, 24 oz, 36 oz and 46 oz. This is the second smallest, at $49.99 list against $44.99 for the 15 oz and $54.99 for the 36 oz. Choose the 24 oz if you want the full three-lid set on a bottle that still carries one-handed and the print matters more than the volume — 78 colourways are stocked at this size, including a run of public-domain paintings (Irises, Water Lilies, The Great Wave, Garden at Arles, Bouquet of Sunflowers, Mont Sainte) alongside seasonal and glow-named ‘Glowie’ prints. If you refill less often than that, step up to the 36 oz, which is the size Coldest's own cup-holder table actually rates.
Two things worth knowing before you commit. Coldest answers its own question “How is The Limitless Bottle different Than The Competition?” with one sentence — “We built the Limitless™ bottle to have 10+ improvements from the competition” — followed by a picture; the improvements are never written out, so there is nothing there we can quote you. And nothing on this listing, or on any other Coldest product we carry, says what v8 changed from v7. It does state, flatly, that “All COLDEST bottles float”. The rest of the drinkware sits in Kitchen and Dining, and this is a common gift, so it also shows up in the Gift Shop.
One size, 24 oz, in 78 colourways. Seventy-seven are $49.99; Textured Doodles is marked down to $42.00 from $49.99. Coldest states on this listing: three lids included (Chug v1.0, Flip Top v4.0, Sip v1.0); a wide mouth that fits CIRKUL lids, with 24oz named in the compatibility list; that all COLDEST bottles float; and that hand washing is recommended, powder coats are dishwasher safe and glitter, patterns and glossy paint are not. What the listing never states: material or steel grade, insulation type, whether the body is double-walled or vacuum-insulated, height, diameter, weight, any BPA-free or food-contact statement, what the straw is made of, cup-holder fit for the 24 oz, warranty terms, country of origin, test conditions for any of the cold-hours figures, and what “v8” changed from v7. The “cone” piece and the COLDEST Bunker™ are both referred to but explained only in videos, never in writing. Contact us and we will ask Coldest to confirm any of it in writing before you order.
