Maya R. — Austin, TX

Trail run at Barton Creek and not a single drip in my pack. I top off Luna’s bowl, she drinks, I click it back—leftover water goes right into the bottle. Simple and clean

Jordan T. — Seattle, WA

Rainy-day test passed. One thumb press and water slides into the trough; release and it drains back. I wish baby gear worked this well.

Alyssa K. — Orlando, FL

Between heat and surprise potty breaks, this thing saves me. Water up front, treats in the middle, poop bags in the base—no more juggling five items on a walk.

Marcus L. — Chicago, IL

My Husky inhales water. The wide trough lets him lap fast, and the lock actually stays locked on the L train. Bonus: it survived a tumble down our stoop.

Sofia P. — Phoenix, AZ

Desert dog mom here. 20oz is the sweet spot for our evening loop; I stash jerky in the snack compartment so my pockets aren’t greasy.

Ethan D. — Brooklyn, NY

Dog park dads kept asking, so here: it’s PawGo. One-handed pour while I’m holding coffee in the other. City-proof and bag dispenser means I’m never the person begging for a spare.

Rachel W. — Denver, CO

Took it up to Red Rocks. Click to open, quick drink, click to seal. Threw it in the pack with my climbing gear—still bone dry at the car.

Carlos G. — Charlotte, NC

My Lab is dramatic about bowls. He actually drinks from this one. Dishwasher run on Sunday, back on the leash Monday. It’s become part of the routine.