The new Relaj water bottle makes hydrating a safer, more enjoyable experience for cyclists. Its patented shape easily flows water without obstructing views; and is easier to hold, control, and squeeze – even for smaller hands. Discover the ergonomic advantages and comfort of Relaj.
The Relaj tapered shape and flexible nozzle let you drink to the bottom… without lifting your head. And the nozzles’ soft, vortex design prevents kinking when flexed. You’ll experience:
Grips are tailored to your hand’s natural curves; textured to minimize slipping; and recessed for easy access in/out of cages. Quality materials are custom formulated for durability and softness. Together, the shape and softness create an ergonomic bottle that’s easier to hold, control, and squeeze.
Perfect for cycling, running and other sports; and its chic design is ideal for indoor use too.
Open/Close top cap with a simple twist. Then, leave open for use. The inner LeakLock Valve helps prevent accidental spills and splashes when open; locks in liquids when closed. Valve is removable for easy cleaning to prevent buildup of germs.
Twist the re-freezable ice stick in or out of the bottom cap. Its elliptical shape maximizes surface area to keep cold liquids cooler longer.
The wheels of Relaj began turning in 2007 when Alex, son of principal owners, Bruce and Becky, got his first road bike. Over time, his passion for cycling grew, as did his time in the saddle and need for hydration. One day, while watching the 2008 Tour de France, Alex noticed a racer fumble for a moment while drinking from his bottle, and commented, “Why doesn’t someone invent a bottle that’s easier to drink from?” He further explained, “When I drink, I have to tip my head back, and then I can’t see the road.”
The safety implications of his comments were clear, as were the performance issues: water bottles could be distracting, especially in the tight quarters of a Peloton or a small group ride. While riders need to hydrate regularly to perform, cycling water bottles were creating safety issues; slowing riders down; and were tough to clean.
So, they created Relaj and set out to design a new water bottle for cycling. After more than 3 years of testing and redesigns, the Relaj bottle was born.