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A shaker bottle is a bottle designed to mix powder into liquid without lumps. A protein shaker bottle is the same thing, used for protein, pre-workout or recovery powder. An insulated shaker bottle also keeps the drink cold, which a plastic one does not.
Add your liquid first, then your powder, then close the lid completely and shake for ten to fifteen seconds. Adding the liquid first is the part most people get wrong, and it is why powder sticks to the base. With this shaker bottle you can carry the powder in the detachable base and add it when you are ready.
A water bottle only has to hold liquid. A shaker has to mix it, which means the lid has to seal hard enough to be shaken and the interior has to come apart far enough to be cleaned properly afterwards.
Work backwards from where you'll use it. Capacity should match a single serving of what you actually take, insulation matters if there's a gap between mixing and drinking, and ease of cleaning matters most of all if you use it daily.
For more tips, read the How To Choose a protein Shaker Bottle guide.
Stanley 1913 shakers are designed to help blend powders and liquids more effectively, creating a smoother consistency and helping reduce clumping when preparing protein and recovery drinks.
Yes, Stanley 1913 shaker bottles are made with BPA-free materials and durable construction, giving you confidence whether you're using them at the gym, at work or on the go.
Yes. Many people use ice to keep shakes and hydration drinks colder for longer. The wide opening design also makes it easier to add ingredients and clean the bottle afterwards.
Yes. Electrolyte mixes, greens powders, meal replacements, smoothies and plain water all work. The detachable base is just as useful for carrying a scoop of anything.
Yes. Every colour is the same steel, the same insulation and the same lid. Only the finish is different.
Regular cleaning helps maintain performance and freshness. For detailed cleaning instructions, care recommendations and step-by-step guidance, visit our How to Clean Your Stanley 1913 guide.
Yes, and the base and the lid separate so every part can be cleaned. Rinse it immediately after use as well, because that prevents the smell rather than removing it later. For specific care guidance and best practices, explore our How to Clean Your Stanley 1913 article.
Fill it halfway with hot water, add one teaspoon of baking soda and a splash of white vinegar, and let it fizz. Leave it to soak for a few hours or overnight, then wash as usual with warm water and mild soap. Protein residue is the usual culprit, and it responds much better to soaking than to scrubbing.
Yes. Many people use it for water on the way to the gym and as a shaker bottle on the way home. That is what the detachable base is for.