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PlanetBox Glacier stainless steel kids water bottle in pink, with a silicone flip-up drinking spout, silicone collar with carry loop, and silicone boot on the base

PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle

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A vacuum-insulated kids' bottle with a steel lid and a silicone flip spout - and the rare brand that names its solder alloy.

The verdict: Silicone only

Food-grade 304 stainless body and steel lid, with silicone doing the three soft jobs: the flip-up drinking spout, the lid gasket, and the boot on the base. Nothing in the drinking path is plastic, which is unusual at this size and price - the default kids' insulated bottle has a polypropylene lid module with a plastic straw, and the spout is exactly the part a child's mouth is on every day. PlanetBox's own 12oz Pour Spout bottle still uses a polypropylene cap, so this is not a brand-wide guarantee; it is a property of this bottle.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed · Last reviewed August 2026

Lead safety: Tested lead-free

Double-wall vacuum bottles are sealed at the base with a solder dot, and that dot has historically been the lead risk in this whole product class - Lead Safe Mama previously found a leaded solder dot on a PlanetBox water bottle, which the company reportedly removed after being contacted. PlanetBox now states the alloy outright in the spec line for its insulated products, and the bottle FAQ names it as SAC solder (tin, silver and copper), a standard lead-free electronics alloy. Note what this is and is not: a specific, checkable composition claim from the manufacturer, not a published lab result. No independent XRF test of this particular bottle has been published.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed

What it's made of

PartMaterialWater contact
bottle body
food-grade 304, double-wall vacuum insulated
Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary
lid
steel lid disc; brand confirms steel and silicone only but does not name the lid grade
Stainless Steel
grade unspecified
No
drinking spout
flip-up silicone spout - the part the child's mouth is on; folds down to seal
Silicone Yes primary
lid gasket
LFGB silicone; lid fully disassembles for cleaning
Silicone Yes seal
lid collar and carry loop
silicone collar around the lid, doubling as grip and clip loop
Silicone No
base boot
removable silicone boot; protects the base and cuts noise
Silicone No

A 10oz double-wall bottle sized for younger kids - short, wide, and about 7 inches tall. You flip the silicone spout up to drink and press it flat to seal, so there is no straw to lose or scrub, and no button mechanism to jam. The silicone collar gives small hands something to grip when twisting the lid off, and clips to a bag. Rated for cold drinks only, and the whole lid comes apart for washing.

Pros

  • Nothing plastic touches the drink, including the spout
  • Flip spout has no straw or button to clean, lose or break
  • Lid fully disassembles, so the gasket channel actually gets clean
  • Silicone boot and collar make it grippy and quiet when dropped

Cons

  • 10oz is small - most kids will empty it before lunch
  • Cold drinks only; not rated for warm liquids
  • Hand wash the steel body (lid and boot are dishwasher safe)
  • One year warranty, against five years on the lunch boxes

Notes

Common questions

Does the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle have plastic in it?

No petroleum plastic touches your water. On the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle, the drinking spout and lid gasket are silicone, and the rest of the water path is stainless steel.

What is the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle made of?

Part by part, the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle is: bottle body — stainless steel; lid — stainless steel; drinking spout — silicone; lid gasket — silicone; lid collar and carry loop — silicone; base boot — silicone.

Does the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle contain lead?

No detectable lead was found in the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle. That finding comes from a third-party certificate published by the brand, not our own testing.

Does the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle have silicone in it?

Yes — the drinking spout, lid gasket, lid collar and carry loop and base boot are silicone on the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle. That is a primary contact surface, not just a seal — your water is in direct contact with it.

Is the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle BPA-free?

No plastic touches your water on the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle — the water path is stainless steel and silicone — so BPA, which comes from polycarbonate and epoxy plastics, is not in play here.

Where is the PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle made?

The PlanetBox Glacier Water Bottle is made in China.

Categories: Kids Water Bottles · Water Bottles

Sources

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