Bidon x 2

£9.75

Highlights:

  • Eco-friendly with a 650ml capacity
  • Compact design fits securely in standard cages.
  • Made in the EU from taste-free plastic, ensuring a natural water flavor.

Availability: In stock

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No additional duties / charges on orders.

Shipped daily:

UK via Royal Mail

Ireland and EU via An Post

The Zefal Sense Soft bottle offers a simple, effective and lightweight hydration solution for cycling. The profile on the bottle’s upper provides excellent grip even in wet weather.

Your body is 60% water so you may as well put some thought into the bottle that keeps you going. This one is made in France from taste-free plastic, ensuring that your water retains its natural flavour. A history lesson: early Tour de France riders carried their drinks in glass bottles stashed in leather satchels. While the first bidons were made of aluminum with cork stoppers, we’ve come a long way since then. Our modern bottle features a leak-free, BIG MOUTH design for easy filling and cleaning. Its soft bit cap releases effortlessly, while the bottle’s easy squeeze and contoured shape guarantee a comfortable and secure grip. Moreover, these bottles are recyclable under plastic code 4.

The sale is for 2 bottles

Specifications:

 

  • Color: Natural, transparent with black print
  • Material: Soft, squeezable low-density plastic
  • Cap: Virtually indestructible and soft spout
  • Spout: Massive“Superflow”
  • Compatibility: Fits all standard bicycle bottle cages
    • Practice: Road / Triathlon XC MTB
    • Weight: 63 g
    • Material: Polypropylene
    • Height: 200 mm
    • Capacity: 650 ml / 22 oz
  • Certification: TUV certified and “food safe”
  • Features: BPA Free

Stay refreshed, whether on an all-day ride or a coffee stop.

  • Origin in French cycling culture: Cycling culture historically adopted many French terms, and “bidon” is the French word for a water bottle or a can/canister.
  • Etymology: The French word “bidon” is believed to have originated from the Old Norse word ‘biða‘, meaning “container” or “vessel,” and was used for various kinds of portable containers.
  • Historical context: Early cyclists in France used glass bottles, which eventually evolved into the metal and then plastic bidons used today. The term became standard in the sport. 
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