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Contigo’s Stainless Steel Ashland Water Bottle now matching Amazon low at $11 (Reg. $20)

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Amazon is offering the 20-ounce Contigo Stainless Steel Ashland Chill Water Bottle for $11. Shipping is free for Prime members or in orders over $25. Currently matched at Walmart. Regularly $20, this is matching the Amazon all-time low and the best price we can find. It can keep your drinks cold for up to 12 hours and features a pop-up straw AUTOSPOUT lid plus a stainless steel construction. Rated 4+ stars from 1,500 Amazon customers. More details below.

If don’t need the stainless steel design, you save a few bucks with the Contigo Jackson Reusable Water Bottle. It is slightly larger than today’s deal and sells for $7.45 Prime shipped at Amazon. Rated 4+ stars from nearly 1,500 Amazon customers.

Contigo Stainless Steel Ashland Chill Water Bottle:

  • For the Long Haul – Drinks stay cold up to 12 hours with THERMALOCK Vacuum Insulation
  • Lend a Hand – Easy one-handed drinking
  • Eyes Up – Keep your eyes on the task at hand with the convenient pop up straw on this AUTOSPOUT lid
  • Cleaner Drinking- Protective spout cover keeps out gross dirt and germs
  • Seal It In – Leak-proof lid (when closed) for on-the-go convenience
  • Perfect Fit – Fits most car cup holders and under most single serve brewers

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices