The Ryde starts at $165 (£117), which is a little cheaper, but not much. The only problem is the price.Īt the moment, the Fontus Airo costs $200 (£142) on an early bird, which is mighty steep for a water bottle. As for price, well, the Airo and Ryde bottles aren’t exactly cheap. The goal is to get the bottles manufactured and in the hands of initial backers by April of 2017. Not only could these be useful for adventurers and those exploring the great outdoors, they could also help provide water in the developing world. As mentioned above, the Fontus Airo and Ryde are currently in the functional prototype stage, and the company just closed their Indiegogo effort. Made from high-grade stainless steel, this water bottle is the perfect. Read more: Trago: The connected, smart water bottle Water dispensers are designed to dispense bottled water from returnable 3- and 5-gallon bottles, making them ideal for refilling drinking glasses, water bottles or when cooking. Whether youre at the gym or on a hike, motivation should follow you everywhere. Instead of a fan, the Ryde uses the air stream you generate while cycling to suck in air. Take a sip of plain water from your air up® bottle and let the science of retronasal smell kick into action. The Fontus Airo is the standard model, while the Fontus Ryde is the version made especially for bikes – it clips onto your bike frame, and has its solar panel on the top, facing the sun. The water is drinkable and completely safe, thanks to capsules that remineralise it. The resulting water then drops into the bottle’s main body and is stored.
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Powered by solar energy, a series of small coolers makes the moisture within the air condense. Fontus, the self-filling water bottle up on Indiegogo, is the subject of a new video explaining why it wont work efficiently enough to keep people alive. So how does it work? A small fan draws in air, which is then run through a special filter and pressed into the condensation chambers. What to do? The Fontus water bottle eliminates the problem, as it makes drinkable water out of air and light. You’re out having adventures when you run out of water miles from a source.
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