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Crayola Water Chug

Crayola Water Chug

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Regular price $40.00
Regular price $40.00 Sale price $66.00
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🌟 Ice-cold until pickup time

🌟Backpack stays dry. Always

🌟 Kids beg to refill it

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Crayola Water Chug

Crayola Water Chug

Regular price $40.00
Regular price $40.00 Sale price $66.00
SAVE 40% Sold out

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CamelBak x Crayola Chug kids water bottle in Cherry Red
CamelBak® × Crayola®

The bottle that comes home empty — because they actually drank it.

Most kids' bottles lose the fight to a lunchbox. This one is a giant crayon in vacuum-insulated stainless steel: cold water at two o'clock, a cap they can open one-handed, and a colour they can spot in a pile of thirty identical backpacks.

  • Cold at the last bell

    Double-wall vacuum insulation. Fill it with ice in the morning and there's still ice at pick-up.

  • One moving part

    The crayon-tip chug cap flips open with a thumb. Nothing small to lose, nothing fiddly to reassemble.

  • Quiet on the desk

    A protective silicone base softens the landing, stops it skating off a table and takes the clang out of setting it down.

How it's built

A crayon on the outside. Serious hardware on the inside.

The shape is the joke. The build isn't — this is CamelBak's insulation and cap engineering scaled down to 16 oz and handed to someone who will drop it on concrete.

Double-wall vacuum insulation

Two steel walls with nothing between them. Ice survives the school day, and the outside never sweats through a backpack lining.

Crayon-tip chug cap

A wide opening for real gulps between lessons, not a slow trickle through a straw — and it opens one-handed.

Close view of the crayon-tip chug cap on the CamelBak Crayola stainless steel bottle

Protective silicone base

The part that saves the table. It absorbs the drop, grips the desk and stops the bottle announcing itself in a quiet classroom.

BPA-free stainless steel

Steel holds no flavour and no smell. Yesterday's juice doesn't haunt today's water, and there's no plastic taste to argue about.

A bottle kids actually want to carry

CamelBak Crayola bottle in use
CamelBak Crayola bottle in use
CamelBak Crayola bottle in use
CamelBak Crayola bottle in use
CamelBak Crayola bottle in use
Photographed by customers
Beyond the school run

One bottle. Then no more bottles for a very long time.

The plastic one cracks in November. The one with the straw grows something in the lid. This is steel, a cap and a base — and a colour that still looks new in June.

CamelBak Crayola Cherry Red bottle packed for a day out

The size that gets carried

16 oz is big enough for a full morning and small enough that a six-year-old will pick it up. Fits backpack side pockets and standard cup holders.

Impossible to mix up

Cherry Red, straight out of the Crayola box. On a cloakroom shelf of identical bottles, theirs is the one they find from across the room.

The end of single-use

One bottle in the bag every morning instead of a plastic one bought and binned. The maths gets good somewhere around week three.

Not just for school

Football practice, the car, swimming, holidays, the sofa on a sick day. It ends up being the bottle everyone in the house reaches for.

FAQ

Your questions, answered straight

Will it fit a backpack pocket and a cup holder?

Yes. At 16 oz this is the everyday kids' size — slim enough for the side pocket of a school backpack and for a standard car cup holder. Good for school-age children through to big kids; if you need more capacity for sport, look at the 25 oz version.

How long does it actually stay cold?

The double-wall vacuum insulation keeps drinks cold for hours — fill it with ice water in the morning and there's still ice at pick-up. The same construction means the outside stays dry, so nothing else in the bag gets damp.

Is it spill-proof in a bag?

The chug cap is spill-resistant — it closes firmly and is built for quick sips without mess. As with any chug-style lid, pack it upright when it's full. For a younger child who tips everything, the flip-straw model with the bite valve is the safer bet.

What is it made of?

Vacuum-insulated stainless steel, BPA-free, with a silicone base. Steel doesn't hold flavours or odours the way plastic does — so squash on Monday doesn't turn up in the water on Tuesday.

How do I clean it?

The mouth is wide enough for a bottle brush and for ice cubes, so it rinses out properly instead of trapping residue in a narrow neck. Wash the cap separately and let both dry fully before the next fill.

What if it isn't right for us?

Then you get your money back. Every order is covered by our 30-day returns policy — get in touch and we'll sort it out. No hoops, no chasing.

30-day returns

Try it for a full term of mornings

If it doesn't earn its place in the backpack, send it back within 30 days and we'll refund you. Here's what usually happens instead.

Day 1

They want to carry it

It looks like a giant Cherry Red crayon, so it gets shown to everyone at the gate before it gets drunk from. That's the whole trick — a bottle a child is proud of is a bottle that leaves the house.

Week 1

It comes back empty

Cold water at lunchtime tastes like something worth finishing. The chug cap means a proper drink in the ten seconds between lessons, not a token sip through a straw.

Term after term

It just keeps turning up

No cracked plastic, no mystery smell, no replacement in the January sales. Steel, a cap and a silicone base — there isn't much for a nine-year-old to break.

One thing worth doing. Fill it with ice, not just cold water, the night before school. The insulation holds it all day — and cold water is the version they actually drink.

Why our customers love us

  • We went through a phase where our two-year-old would intentionally turn cups upside down and shake them just to watch the water hit the floor. The first time she tried that with this leak-proof valve, nothing happened, and she eventually gave up trying to make a mess entirely.

    - Jennifer

  • Our pediatrician specifically warned us against hard plastic spouts that can impact dental development, so this soft, pliable silicone mouthpiece was the perfect compromise. It requires just enough suction to build muscle coordination without frustrating him.

    - Thomas

  • The durability on this teether is impressive and totally worth the price. It promotes healthy chewing habits while keeping my baby completely occupied during those tough teething days. Any new parent needs this in their essential toolkit right from the start.

    - Amanda