A dual chamber water bottle with a separate snack compartment, set against a plain light background.

FLPSDE’s XR Bottle Lets Snacks Ride Along Without a Separate Bag

2026-11-09

Trail mix in one hand and a water bottle in the other works fine until you need your phone. Then the snack bag goes into a pocket or gets buried in a backpack. FLPSDE’s XR Dual Chamber Water Bottle targets that small packing problem by putting drink and snacks in one container.

Ben Bazis designed the XR, and his name appears on FLPSDE’s container patent. The XR is a retail product, not a concept. It is the plastic version of the brand’s dual-chamber bottle. You drink from the top, and you reach the storage compartment by flipping the bottle over.

Dual chamber water bottle shown from the side, displaying its outer shell design.

What the capacity really means

The XR lists 32 ounces in total. That figure splits into a 25-ounce drinking chamber and a 7-ounce storage compartment. You do not get 32 ounces of water plus a separate snack container.

Water bottle with a separate snack chamber, viewed from above with the lid visible.

Some of the interior is set aside for food. For short outings, that trade seems reasonable. On a long hike with few refill points, water capacity should come first.

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Interior view of a snack chamber separated from the water section of a bottle.

The design is easy to read at a glance. The product image shows a snack chamber sitting in the lower part of a translucent blue body, with water filling the space above and around it. You can see what you packed. You can also see when the cashews are running low.

Close view of the bottle's snack compartment opening and its attached cap.

Lid features and what goes in the base

The lid includes a straw, a carry handle, and a wide opening for ice. You can also drink without the straw. The XR comes in mix-and-match colors.

Bottle standing upright on a table, showing the separate snack section near its base.

FLPSDE suggests keys or lip balm for the lower compartment. The company also says it can hold a separate cold drink, such as electrolyte water or cold coffee. FLPSDE describes the two chambers as independently sealed.

Dual chamber bottle held in one hand, with the snack compartment facing the camera.

Dry snacks are the obvious first use for me. A second beverage has some appeal, but keeping a handful of nuts from disappearing into the bottom of a backpack feels more broadly useful.

Is this dual chamber water bottle worth it?

Snack chamber lid being opened on a dual chamber water bottle.

Cleaning, size and price

Cleaning decides whether a container gets used again. FLPSDE says the XR disassembles completely and that every part is top-rack dishwasher safe. Taking the bottle apart means more pieces to wash and reassemble, but combining containers does not make their maintenance disappear; it brings the jobs together.

Water bottle with its snack chamber detached, showing the two separate compartments.

The XR lists at $24.98. It measures 10.25 inches tall and 3.25 inches wide. FLPSDE says it fits most cup holders, so check that claim against your own car or bag before you buy.

Dual chamber water bottle photographed from the front against a neutral backdrop.

The real test is whether the bottle’s shape fits where you already carry one. A bottle you already own does not need replacing for a snack compartment. For someone shopping for a new bottle anyway, the XR gives a clear reason to choose it. The food travels with the water.

Hands twisting the cap of a water bottle that has an attached snack container.

Dual chamber water bottle packed for carrying, with the snack section sealed shut.

Dual chamber water bottle placed beside a backpack, showing its compact overall size.

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Frequently asked questions

How much water does the FLPSDE XR bottle actually hold?

The XR lists 32 ounces in total, but that figure is split into a 25-ounce drinking chamber and a 7-ounce storage compartment. You do not get 32 ounces of water plus a separate snack container.

How do you get to the snack compartment in the XR bottle?

You drink from the top of the XR bottle as usual. To reach the storage compartment, you flip the bottle over.

How much does the FLPSDE XR Dual Chamber Water Bottle cost?

The XR lists at $24.98. It measures 10.25 inches tall and 3.25 inches wide.

Is the FLPSDE XR bottle dishwasher safe and easy to clean?

FLPSDE says the XR disassembles completely and that every part is top-rack dishwasher safe. The article notes that taking the bottle apart means more pieces to wash and reassemble.