Whether you’re looking to reduce your plastic footprint or start a Stanley Cup collection, we can always find a reason to buy a new reusable water bottle. With the countless cups, tumblers, and bottles that have gone viral on the internet, it can be difficult to decide which ones are worth buying. To make the decision a little easier, we polled our writers and editors to get their thoughts on the best water bottles of the summer.

From a spacious Yeti tumbler with a straw to a limited-edition collaboration with Stanley, these are the hottest water bottles you can buy right now — starting at just $18.

“It” water bottles loved by the editors

• Yeti Rambler Straw Tumbler, 42 oz, $45
• Aquafit 1-gallon water bottle, $30 (originally $35)
• Zojirushi One-Touch Stainless Steel Water Bottle, 32.4 oz, $40
• Ghia L’Eau H2O Nalgene Water Bottle, $25
• Yeti Rambler 26 oz, $40
• Brita Filter Water Bottle, 26 oz, $16 (originally $23)
• Stanley x LoveShackFancy All Day Slim Bottle, 12 ounces, $40
• Fellow 16-ounce Carter Cold Tumbler, $35
• Hydraflow Capri Cup, 30 oz, $21

Yeti Rambler Straw Cup, 42 oz

“I’ve relied on the incredibly well-insulated Yeti Rambler coffee mug for years to keep my morning beverage nice and hot, so I decided to give this water bottle a try. I love the thin handle that’s easy to grip, and the stainless steel walls really do keep my water cold all day. Plus, my illness requires me to drink at least two bottles of water a day, so I appreciate that the straw allows me to drink faster than other water bottle openings. I also like that it’s less heavy than my Hydro Flask, not to mention that all of the components are dishwasher safe.” – Phoebe Sklansky, Senior Commerce Editor

Aquafit 1 Gallon Water Bottle

“This big, silly gallon bottle is the best way for me to stay hydrated. It sits next to my desk and then goes on my nightstand so I always have water. I’ve gone through three of them in the last five or six years. (Don’t put it in the dishwasher or it will melt and be ruined.)” – Jason Horn, Senior Trade Editor

Zojirushi One-Touch Stainless Steel Water Bottle, 32.4 oz

“Easy to carry, easy to wash, and keeps water ice cold forever! Can also be used as a thermos if you want to take a hot drink like tea with you.” – Karen Shimizu, Editor-in-Chief

Ghia L’Eau H2O Nalgene Water Bottle

“Some people have forgotten about Nalgene, but Ghia just gave this classic bottle a snazzy new look. I took this 32-ounce bottle on a recent cross-country road trip and found the narrow opening to be very easy to drink from (and fill my dog’s water bowl) without spilling. It’s a great, lightweight alternative to bulkier stainless steel canteens. This is the water bottle I take to the beach, throw in my tote bag for quick errands, and refill regularly.” – Danielle St. Pierre, senior trade editor

Yeti Rambler, 26 ounces

“I’m forever Team Yeti. I love this water bottle with the super wide mouth (for easy drinking) and screw top. It’s never leaked or dented, never smells, and is easy to clean. It also looks pretty discreet compared to those comically huge pastel colored cups with straws that look like Super Big Gulp. (But I don’t mean any disrespect – my fiancée has one and loves it.)” – Adam Rothbarth, business journalist

Brita Filter Water Bottle, 26 oz

“I don’t like wasting space in the fridge with a big, bulky water filter, but I was tired of drinking the chlorinated water from the tap. I recently decided to purchase this 26-ounce bottle from Brita and it is the perfect solution. Unlike most filters, it is portable and small enough to fit in most cup holders.” – Katie Brown, business writer

Stanley x LoveShackFancy All Day Slim Bottle, 12 oz

“My daughter is Stanley and LoveShackFancy obsessed. I bought her one of these cute water bottles for school and she loves it. They also had tumblers, but those sold out quickly. There are still plenty of cute and girly water bottles to choose from.” – Jennifer Zyman, Test Editor

Fellow 16oz Carter Cold Cup

“Despite its small size, this tumbler from Fellow keeps drinks surprisingly cold for hours. The straw and lid are also easy to clean. There’s a time and a place for a gallon-sized water bottle, but this smaller option (in muted colors) sits on my nightstand.” – Oset Babür-Winter, Senior Drinks Editor

Hydraflow Capri Cup, 30 oz

“I’ve had this tumbler for over a year and would buy it again. When I’m looking for a new water bottle, I look for three things: it should be simple, easy to drink from, and stay cold for hours. As a minimalist, this tumbler meets all my needs and more. It has a sleek design, keeps my water cold, has a great, durable straw, is easy to clean, and fits in my cup holder.” – Manichanh Naonady, newsletter editor