Feeling thirsty? So are these sharks. (Bloodthirsty, that is.) But the good news is they won’t bite… unless someone tries to sneak a sip of your water.
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About Owala
Hi. We make water bottles.
Why? Well, we’re a motley crew of dreamers and designers who live by a simple creed: “Do more of what you love.”
And we love designing things that make life a little bit easier and a heckuva a lot more enjoyable.
So we asked ourselves with so many different kinds of water bottles out there, why do 3 out of 4 people still suffer from chronic dehydration?1 We all know that when we’re dehydrated we look and feel like crap. Which means we’re living more like zombies than human beings. And, last we checked, zombies are all work and no play.
We took a long hard look and found that most water bottles are either overkill or underwhelming. For starters, do you really need a water bottle built for climbing Mt. Everest for your desk at work? Or when you’re just out and about? Or sweatin’ to Post Malone at the gym? You need a water bottle designed to be your sidekick, not your sherpa.
So we rolled up our sleeves and got to work. Three years and some change later, we created what we believe to be the finest water bottles in all the land. Water bottles designed to help you do more of what you love. So, what are you waiting for? Go forth and carpe the diem—hydrated like a boss.
Survey of 3,003 Americans, Nutrition Information Center, New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center (April 14, 1998).
Limited lifetime warranty
We take pride in the quality and design of our products and back each of them with a Limited Lifetime Warranty. If you experience issues with the material or workmanship of your Owala product, we will gladly replace the defective parts free of charge, with proof of purchase from an authorized retailer. In some situations, such as when an exact replacement is not possible, we reserve the right to either replace the defective part or the entire product with a comparable in-stock product. To file your claim, please fill out the form below.
What is covered
- Material Issues
- Workmanship Issues
What is not covered
- Normal wear-and-tear
- Accidental damage (drops, hits, scratches, chipped paint, etc.)
- Improper use, care, or cleaning (including retained odors)
