- 28-Ounce capacity (Note: measurements only go to 20 ounces)
- Patented mixing system uses 316 surgical-grade stainless steel Blender Ball found only in Blender Bottle brand shaker cups
- Screw-on lid creates leak-proof seal, and flip cap snaps securely shut to keep contents contained; loop top for easy carrying or attaching keys
- Perfect for protein shakes, smoothies, pancake batter, and more
- Dishwasher safe, BPA- and phthalate-free; available in three sizes: 20-ounce, 28-ounce and 32-ounce
| Brand | BlenderBottle |
|---|---|
| Number of Items | 1 |
| color | Black |
| Capacity | 1.8 Pounds |
| Special Feature | Organic |
| Age Range (Description) | Any Age Group |
| Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher and freezer safe |
| Model Name | Classic Shaker Bottle |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Exercise,Protein Shakes |
| material | Plastic |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Product Dimensions | 3.75 x 3.75 x 8.75 inches |
| Style | Classic |
| Sport | Basketball |
| Unit Count | 28.0 Ounce |
| Item Weight | 5.6 ounces |
| Manufacturer | BlenderBottle |
| Item model number | C01626 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | May 7, 2015 |
3 reviews for BlenderBottle Classic Shaker Bottle Perfect for Protein Shakes and Pre Workout, 28-Ounce, Black
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Marcus Fenix –
This is perfect for a post workout smoothie. I recommend putting the whey protein in the middle or last if you’re making a recipe such as milk/water + protein + yogurt. That way the mixer ball has a better chance of mixing the whey.
And for the slim brains on here who are leaving reviews about it leaking — you HAVE to make sure both the lid is screwed on tight and not cross threaded, and that the drink spout cover is tightly CLICKED into place. It should snap and lock tight.
Shawn R Hare –
See, I’m the man, the king of the house, and I see things that need fixing. My wife is the queen of the house, and she gets used to doing things the way she does them, and most of the time those are fine. I let a good amount of them to slide … even though I can probably suggest better ways hither and yon. I’m simply good at that, always have been. I can fix things. Some men aren’t so good at that. I’m pretty dang good at it. Not perfect, but pretty dang good at it. And there’s no denying it. I’m not conceited, just observant. And I know that when I go for it, whatever it is, though my wife puts up a fuss (and she almost always does … just a tiny bit), in the end she says “You know, I’m glad you did that (or suggested that).”
This shaker cup was no exception. On the days she goes into the office, she takes with her, something to eat for a snack, along with her large iced coffee which she makes in the Keurig and dispenses in a “take out” cup, with lid and straw; and takes another of the same sort of cup containing her Carnation Instant Breakfast. All of this along with her purse and a big burlap-ish bag with all of her other stuff.
Watching her battle that stupid cup with the milk and the powdered “breakfast” made me crinkle my forehead, if you know what I mean. It’s like some of the chocolate powder was lying at the bottom of the cup in those low-and-hard-to-reach recesses that act as some kind of slip-resistance. So she’s not getting all of the benefit of the “breakfast” nor all of the flavor of that lovely chocolate.
I said unto her “Oh queen of my heart, beloved wife, and amazing homemaker of love and tenderness … Give your humble husband your sweet attention and hear a message that shall benefit thine countenance greatly. You must know that there are these shaker cup thingies that take all of that frustration you’re experiencing away, and you don’t have to walk like some kind of circus juggler in trying to balance all of your stuff and junk and coffee and CIB drink without dropping it on the way to the car nor to the office … and if perchance you did happen to drop it, so what? — it’s sealed and sturdy! … Yes?”
To which she says “Nah.” I really don’t like it when she does that — it’s just not helpful, and it simply means “I don’t want to have to learn how to do something different, even if it saves me time and effort and frustration if indeed I did drop it and spill it.”
So I did what any wife-loving and thinking head of household does and I ordered it. When it arrived, she rolled her eyes, and attempted only a slight rebellion, but submitted to my headship in light of my fantastic foresight, and especially since that’s how good marriages work (triggering somebody here I’m pretty sure, and that makes me both happy and sad at the same time).
I never said “You’ll take this thing and like it” like some sort of boorish jerk. Nope I simply presented it and said “I think you’ll find it’ll be much better than you’re expecting.” And it was better. She uses it every day that she goes into the office.
Now I have a slightly even happier wife than she already was, and it’s all because I love the Lord, love my wife, do my research, think things through, and then say “Try this, woman of mine”. And I say it with a smile, because she’s the love of my life and all things must work together for her well-being and happiness. Mission accomplished.
Christopher D. Glenn –
Living in Boston there are a lot of things I worry about on my daily commute. Will I be hot and sweaty walking my son to daycare? Will my train catch on fire? Will it be too cold in the office? Or maybe I’ll be delayed by construction or a man being dragged to his death? One thing I don’t have to worry about is my lunchtime smoothie leaking onto my laptop. The Blender title shaker reliably stays closed inside my bag, and keeps my drink reasonably cold until I (eventually) get to the office to put it in the fridge. Great product!