LARQ Movement (24 oz) review: the lighter, colder-water compromise
By Marisa Keller
WQA-certified water quality specialist · 12 years in field testing · Updated August 2026
#3 · Runners and commuters who care about weight, not temperature
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Same PureVis cap as the flagship, in a single-wall 24 oz body. Lighter and larger, but it sweats with ice water and keeps nothing cold.
Check price on Amazon$89.00 · checked August 11, 2026; Amazon is authoritative
Good for
- Runners and cyclists counting grams
- People who drink room-temperature water anyway
- Anyone who wants 24 oz rather than 17
Not for
- Hot climates
- Anyone who hates a wet bottle in a bag
- Buyers expecting insulation at this price
Build and design
Thin single-wall stainless. The weight difference against the PureVis is immediately obvious the moment you pick both up. Build quality of the cap is identical, which is the important part.
First use
Filled with ice water, it was beaded with condensation within ten minutes and left a ring on the desk. That is expected behaviour for single wall, and the listing says so plainly, but it is still the defining daily experience of this bottle.
How it holds up day to day
Good in a bottle cage, good in a gym bag with a towel, poor on a hot commute. If your water is at room temperature this bottle has no real downside beyond price.
What the evidence supports
1,347 ratings at 4.1. The listing leads with the disclosure that it is not insulated, which suggests returns from people who assumed otherwise.
Specifications
- Capacity
- 24 oz
- Insulation
- None — single wall
- Purification
- PureVis UV-C, auto every 2 hours
- Battery
- Up to a month per charge
- Filters
- None — UV only
- Rating
- 4.1 from 1,347 ratings
- Price
- $89.00, list $109.00 (checked August 11, 2026)
- Note
- Does not remove lead or heavy metals
Cleaning and upkeep
Same as the PureVis: hand wash the body, keep the cap dry, recharge monthly.
Price, warranty and where to buy
$89.00 with a $109.00 list price on Amazon as of August 11, 2026.
Final word
Buy it only if weight matters more to you than temperature. Otherwise the choice is between the insulated PureVis and the far cheaper #1 pick.
Compare the other picks
- #1 UVBrite Self-Cleaning Bottle — Anyone who refills from taps, fountains and unfamiliar sources every day
- #2 LARQ PureVis Self-Cleaning UV Insulated Bottle (17 oz) — Buyers who want insulation above all and don't mind the premium
- #4 Philips Water GoZero UV Self-Cleaning Smart Bottle — Shoppers who buy on brand name first
- #5 VSITOO S1 Max Self-Cleaning Insulated Bottle (33 oz) — Desk users who want capacity and a temperature readout