Heatwave Hack: Grab a couple of these Camelbak bottles in the Amazon Prime Day sale for less than a round of Frappuccinos - hurry, sale ends midnight

With a heat wave forecast, it’s vital to keep cool on the bike - when the mercury rises, however, your water bottles can quickly taste like a lukewarm cuppa, and it's horrendous

Image shows a rider drinking from a water bottle.
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On really hot days, keeping the water on your bike cool is an impossible task, and it puts me off drinking it. That’s a dangerous combo. You can use light-coloured bottles, avoiding black, which will help, but there’s another way that might have so far passed you by completely.

Camelbak Podium Chill bottles are a quality item and, as such, have been in every high street bike shop since time began. Still, you probably overlooked them till now, because whilst they look just like any other big bottle on the shelf, they’re almost always way more expensive than every other bottle in the shop.

Camelbak Podium Chill Bottle
Save 25%
Camelbak Podium Chill Bottle: was $18 now $13.58 at Amazon

Camelbak Podium bottles feature a double-insulated wall and a secure fit design to stay put in a water bottle cage. The high-flow, self-sealing cap prevents leaks, and the ‘easy squeeze’ design means fewer spills. Available in 20oz or 710ml. 100% BPA, BPS and BPF free.

Camelbak Podium Chill Bottle
Save 41%
Camelbak Podium Chill Bottle: was £16 now £9.49 at Amazon

This deal is also available in the UK, where it is actually a much greater discount percentage. However, not on all colours and sizes, so to get the big savings, you need to be selective.

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Andy Carr
Cycling Weekly Tech Editor

Andy Carr is the tech editor at Cycling Weekly. He was founder of Spoon Customs, where for ten years, him and his team designed and built some of the world's most coveted custom bikes. The company also created Gun Control Custom Paint. Together the brands championed the highest standards in fit, fabrication and finishing.

Nowadays, Andy is based in Norfolk, where he loves riding almost anything with two-wheels. He was an alpine ride guide for a time, and gets back to the Southern Alps as often as possible.

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