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Not all metals are created equal.
Acidity, salts, carbonation and heat can all be more demanding on the surface inside your bottle, from lemon water and electrolytes to sparkling water, coffee and tea.
Lower-grade stainless steel and aluminum offer less resistance to corrosion, which can allow trace amounts of metal to migrate into what you drink.
AWA is made from corrosion-resistant 316L stainless steel, inside and out, creating a more stable, resilient surface for everything you drink.

Electropolished at the microscopic level.
Aluminum bottles commonly rely on an interior plastic liner to separate the drink from the metal, while some lower-grade stainless steel bottles use interior spray coatings or synthetic finishes.
AWA takes a different approach.
We start with corrosion-resistant 316L stainless steel, then electropolish the interior at a microscopic level. The result is an exceptionally smooth, resilient surface that further improves corrosion resistance and helps reduce buildup, lingering tastes and odors.
No plastic liner.
No interior coating.
Just refined 316L steel.

Patented double-sealed lid keeps carbonation crisp and drinks fresh. Built to hold pressure without leaking in your bag, with a lid that fully covers the mouthpiece to help keep the drinking surface clean.

Double-wall vacuum insulation preserves temperature throughout the day. Tested on an active volcano. AWA Keeps sparkling water cold and carbonated on the scorching hike up, and keeps coffee hot overnight at the below-freezing summit.
Cold: up to 24 hours
Hot: up to 12 hours
Grace
I've removed single-use plastics from my life completely, but didn't want the metallic taste of most aluminum bottles, so this odor-free stainless steel AWA is perfect.
Sheena
Every morning I used to infuse a glass of water with a hydration mix and chug it down in a hurry, but now I pour it directly into my AWA so I can enjoy it throughout the day. The seal keeps the bubbles fresh and cold, just how I like it"






AWA Steel is released in limited batches.
Each piece is crafted with thoughtfully chosen materials, sourced in small quantities. Rather than holding endless stock, we produce in measured runs, with each order reserving a unit from the next batch.
This made-to-order approach allows us to create only what is wanted, reducing excess production and unnecessary waste.
The estimated shipping window is shown at checkout.
DIMENSIONS / WEIGHT / CAPACITY
Capacity: 650 ml (18.6 oz)
Max Fill Line: 550 ml
Bottle
Size: 84.49 × 203.67 mm (excluding lid)
Weight: 380 g
Lid
Size: 59 mm
Weight: 85 g
316L Grade Stainless Steel
Corrosion resistant
Hypoallergenic
Lead free
BPA Free
Food Grade
Environmentally Sustainable
Double-wall vacuum insulated
Keep hot, hot and cold, cold.
Double-sealed
Keep bubbles lasting longer.





Sleek and Pragmatic
Designed for city and sand.
Field Notes

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