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Thursday September 7, 2006 5:00 am

HydraCoach Interactive Water Bottle


Posted by Sheila Franklin Categories: Household, Misc. Tech, Science

HydraCoach“The HydraCoach Thinks While You Drink.” Such is the claim of Sportline, the makers of the HydraCoach “interactive” water bottle. It tracks your fluid consumption and calculates your “personal hydration needs.” We didn’t even know we possessed such needs. We just assume that when we get thirsty, we drink water.

Other Product Capabilities:

  • Paces an individual to ensure hydration goals are met.
  • Monitors and motivates an individual to stay properly hydrated.

“With the launch of the world’s first ‘intelligent’ water bottle, we intend to revolutionize the water bottle and hydration industry,” said Brian Anderson, president of Sportline. “The benefits of proper hydration are sought after by athletes, fitness and outdoor enthusiasts, people trying to lose weight, the elderly, individuals on medication, and everyone who is generally health conscious.”

The HydraCoach goes on sale in December with a MSRP of $29.99. That’s big bucks for a bottle of water. We are thinking of substituting tequila to see how it calculates those personal hydration needs.


Read More | Hydracoach Product Page


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Comments:

void(0);Excellent thing! And price not very much high… And where can it be purchased???

Tarzan prefers drinking directly from the spring.

That sounds like an interesting water bottle, I will have to pick one up and try it out.  You can’t really tell from the photo but I hope it is a decent sized bottle so you don’t have to refill it too often.

I bought a HydraCoach and didn’t think it was worth the investment to be honest. Read my review at
<a href=“http://adamrowles.blogspot.com/2007/11/hydracoach-review-worst-investment.html” >HydraCoach Review - Worst Investment</a>


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