This 'leak-proof' £7.50 water bottle is a must for Oasis' reunion tour next month

The iconic Britpop band is about to embark on their highly anticipated reunion tour next month.
Oasis' highly anticipated reunion tour is not far away now. Kicking off on July 4, the iconic Britpop band will return to the stage for the first time in 16 years.
With just a few weeks to go, those who were lucky enough to nab tickets, which sold out in 10 hours, will be looking to make sure that they have all the essentials planned for their gig dates.
Since the beloved '90s Britpop band will be playing at Edinburgh's Murrayfield Stadium at the height of summer on August 8, 9 and 12, it's worth checking out these Swifter collapsible water bottles on Amazon to help keep hydrated.
Ideal for keeping refreshed in between singing major hits such as 'Wonderwall' and 'Don't Look Back in Anger', fans can bag a set of two of these water bottles for just £14.99, working out at just under £7.50 each.
Measuring at 500ml each, Scots can be rest assured that they meet Murrayfield's water bottle policy that allows for either a sealed plastic water bottle that is 500ml or less, or a small, refillable plastic/metal coffee tumbler that is under 600ml.
Swifter Collapsible Water Bottles (2x500ml)
£14.99
Amazon
Buy here
Product Description
While concert-goers will need to keep the bottle empty when waiting to get into the stadium, there are multiple water points available to keep hydrated at any point throughout the almost two-hour gig.
Crafted from safe and sustainable materials, this collapsible flask has been designed with a 'bite activation' feature, meaning it is "leak-proof" to prevent any unwanted spillages in a handbag that will need cleaned up.
It also shrinks as you drink, minimising water bounce and making it easier to carry around for quite a few hours at a time.
While the Swifter Water Bottles will definitely come in handy for those looking to keep hydrated at the Oasis reunion tou r, the anti-drip and flexible design make them suitable for a variety of activities such as jogging, hiking and much more.
Over at Tesco, we have spotted this Keep It Handy Foldable Water Bottle (500ml) that comes with a handy attachment clip, meaning it can be secured to a belt or bag for convenience
For anyone not keen on a collapsible design, then this Anyday Water Bottle, £9.60 at Waitrose, measures 500ml and will also be suitable for taking into the concert.
As for the Swifter Water Bottles on Amazon, they do have quite a few glowing reviews, with a 4.1 rating from shoppers who love the "super handy" and "functional" design.
One delighted customer wrote: "Bought these as a pair as I needed to carry additional water for my long runs. I wasn't expecting these to be as good as my current CamelBak bottle. How wrong I was!
"These are the best water bottles I've ever used. The bite valve is effortless and leak proof , and easy to get the last drops. Build quality feels great and they are dishwasher safe (however I have only hand washed these so far)."
A second happy customer wrote: "Really happy with these soft flasks! They're good quality, leak-proof, and have been super handy on my first few runs. Nice design too. Would recommend!"
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The 'bite activation' feature hasn't been well received by all shoppers, as one three-star review read: "Since the rubber mouthpiece has to be bitten, I cannot imagine the rubber mouth piece lasting long. At £16 for two it is not cheap. It is functional. I would question its durability and price."
More shoppers preferred the design that meant there were less drips, as another happy purchaser wrote: "Happy with this purchase. The quality seems very good on these running water bottles, and the design is both functional and sleek. They've been reliable and leak-proof on my runs and handy day to day. Nice product."
Get ready for the Oasis reunion tour by purchasing the Swifter Soft Water Flasks (2x500ml) for £14.99 on Amazon now.

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