Most water bottles are designed to do one thing, one way.
One size. One look. One configuration.
We thought a bottle you carry every day should be able to do more.
That's why Tricube was designed around a simple idea: what if your bottle could change with you?
Its modular construction allows individual sections to separate, reconnect and work together in different ways—turning one bottle into something much more adaptable.
From 32 oz to 18 oz. Bottle to cup. One color to another. More capacity when you need it. Easier access when it's time to clean.
01 — GO MINI.

32 oz when you need it. 18 oz when you don't.
Some days call for a full bottle.
Others don't.
Remove Tricube's middle section and the remaining components reconnect to create a more compact 18 oz configuration.
Same bottle. Smaller setup.
Take the full 32 oz Tricube for longer days, then GO MINI when you want something lighter and more compact.
32 OZ → 18 OZ
No second bottle required.
02 — BOTTLE TO CUP.
Your bottle is carrying more than water.

Tricube's lower section isn't just part of the bottle.
Unscrew it, turn it over and it becomes a stainless-steel drinking cup.
Use it for water, coffee or whatever else you're carrying—then reconnect it when you're finished.
TWIST. REMOVE. POUR.
A cup when you want one.
Part of your bottle when you don't.
03 — MADE TO SHARE.
One bottle. Two ways to drink.
The modular design creates another possibility you might not expect.
Separate Tricube and use the bottom section as a drinking cup, while the upper section remains another drinking vessel.
That means if you're carrying a drink and someone wants to share, you don't necessarily need to find another cup.
You may already be carrying it.
ONE TRICUBE. TWO PEOPLE.
Because sometimes what's in your bottle is worth sharing.
04 — MIX IT UP.
Your bottle doesn't always have to look the same.
Tricube's compatible sections aren't limited to one color combination.
Own more than one color and you can swap compatible components to create combinations of your own.
Pink with white.
Blue with beige.
Black with pink.
Or keep it monochrome.

SWAP. TWIST. REPEAT.
Your colors. Your combination.
And when you want something different, change it again.
05 — GO MAX.
Need more? Add more.
The same modular system that allows Tricube to become smaller can also take it in the other direction.
Add another compatible middle section to increase the bottle's capacity from the standard 32 oz configuration to approximately 46 oz.

32 OZ → 46 OZ
More capacity when the day calls for it.
And when it doesn't?
Remove the section and return to your regular configuration.
06 — CLEAN EVERY PART.
Because you should be able to reach the bottle you're drinking from.
The ability to separate Tricube wasn't designed only for changing its size or appearance.
It also changes how you can clean it.
Traditional bottles require you to reach through one opening and down into a long, enclosed body.
Tricube comes apart.
Separate the sections and gain more direct access to the interior surfaces of the bottle for cleaning.

TWIST. SEPARATE. CLEAN. REASSEMBLE.
No blindly reaching toward the bottom.
Just a bottle designed with cleaning in mind.
Want to know why this matters? Read our guide to reusable water bottle cleaning and what research has found about bottles that aren't regularly cleaned.
07 — KEEP IT COLD.
Modular doesn't mean giving up insulation.
Behind the interchangeable design is an insulated stainless-steel bottle built for everyday use.
Tricube uses 18/8 stainless steel and double-wall vacuum insulation to help keep cold drinks colder and warm drinks warmer.

So whether you're using the full bottle, taking a smaller configuration with you or changing how your Tricube looks, insulation remains part of the design.
One Design. Built to Adapt.
A water bottle is something you might carry almost every day.
To work.
To the gym.
On a road trip.
To the beach.
Across campus.
On a hike.
And those days don't always look the same.
We didn't think your bottle had to, either.
Tricube was designed around one modular system that gives you the freedom to decide how you want to use it.
Go mini.
Make room for more.
Turn bottle into cup.
Share a drink.
Mix your colors.
Clean every part.
Then put it back together and do something completely different tomorrow.
Because the point was never to create another bottle that could only be used one way.
It was to create one bottle with more possibilities.
TRICUBE
One bottle. More possibilities.
Patent Pending.