Owala Shopping Interest Hits 75, Up 47%

Owala is Trove Brands' insulated stainless-steel bottle line, known for the FreeSip lid, and Google Shopping interest for that keyword printed 75 the week of August 29 2026. That is up 8.7% from 69 on August 22 and up 47.06% from 51 on August 1, per Trends MCP get_growth on google shopping pulled August 30 2026. The 261-week get_time_series on the same source runs from September 4 2021 (first print 0) through August 29 2026 and peaked at 100 on November 29 2025. Same-week 2025 printed 58. Google Search for owala is 83 on August 29, up 2.47% from 81 over 7 days and up 13.7% from 73 over 30 days, a search story that fails both mover bars. Shopping is the source that clears the 30-day bar and still has a readable cart climb.

About owala

Owala is Trove Brands' insulated bottle brand, launched in 2020 with the FreeSip as its first product after a weak try under the older BlenderBottle name, which is why people now shop the Owala mark for a straw-or-sip lid rather than a shaker cup. Wikipedia's Owala page names Kim and Steve Sorenson as Trove Brands founders and Michael Sorenson as CEO, and it dates the FreeSip dual-mode lid as the product Time put in its 200 Best Inventions of 2023. A December 5 2024 New York Times Wirecutter item, also cited there, selected the FreeSip as a water-bottle pick for the lid and colorways. AP News on April 9 2025 put typical FreeSip bottles around $25 to $40, with limited colorways reselling far above that. Wikipedia also notes a SmoothSip Slider line in early 2025 and a 2025 Red Dot Design Award. People search the name for a cup that fits a car holder and a color drop. Stanley Quencher tracks the other late-August bottle climb on this site.

What the time series shows

Google Shopping interest for owala printed 75 the week of August 29 2026, up from 69 on August 22 and 51 on August 1, a five-week cart climb that still sits 25% under the November 29 2025 peak of 100. The 261-week series opened at 0 on September 4 2021. Last eight weekly prints are 43, 44, 45, 51, 60, 63, 69, and 75. Closest 30-day point is 51 on August 1 (+47.06%). Closest 90-day point is 43 on May 30 (+74.42%). Same-week 2025 printed 58, 2024 printed 18, and 2023 printed 6, so this 75 sits above those Saturdays. The November bulge ran 79 on November 15 2025, 80 on November 22, 100 on November 29, then 91 on December 6. A July 4 2026 print of 41 snapped off a 71 on June 27, then the series rebuilt through August. Week-over-week percent-change sample standard deviation on the last 52 weeks is 22.87%. The chart window starts August 24 2024.

Why the page charts Google Shopping

A bottle people buy should be tracked on a shopping source first, and Google Shopping for owala clears the 30-day +25% bar while Google Search for the same keyword fails both the 7-day and 30-day windows from an 83 print. Google Search for owala is 83 on August 29, up 2.47% from 81 on August 22 and up 13.7% from 73 on August 1. The 7-day print fails +20%. The 30-day print fails +25%. Search is a high, stuck query. Shopping is the cart. Amazon for owala is stale at July 31, so it is not the story source.

Google Shopping is the story source: 69 to 75 in the frozen weekly series over 7 days, 51 to 75 in 30 days, 261 weekly points, week-to-week sample standard deviation 22.87% on the last 52 changes. Same-day get_growth on google shopping, 30-day window, puts hydro flask at 37 (+184.62% from 13), stanley quencher at 75 (+167.86% from 28), north face at 34 (+161.54% from 13), and yeti at 43 (+48.28% from 29). Fall product context: North Face. Source context: Google Shopping trends.

get_time_series with source google shopping and keyword owala is the call behind the chart. get_growth on the same pair, windows 7D and 30D, is the headline math: 69 to 75 (+8.7%) and 51 to 75 (+47.06%). Mixing the Google Search 83 with the Shopping 75 would invent a story the APIs do not tell.

A copy-paste pair for Claude or Cursor:

get_time_series source="google shopping" keyword="owala"
get_growth source="google shopping" keyword="owala" percent_growth=["7D","30D"]

REST is the same body at https://api.trendsmcp.ai/api with Authorization: Bearer and mode set to get_time_series or get_growth.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Owala shopping interest at 75 in late August 2026?

Owala is Trove Brands' insulated bottle line, and late August is when reusable cups move with back-to-school and commute routines. Trends MCP Google Shopping data pulled August 30 2026 shows owala at 75 for the week of August 29, up from 69 on August 22 and 51 on August 1. get_growth on google shopping reads +8.7% over 7 days and +47.06% over 30 days. Same-week 2025 printed 58, so this year's late-August cart mark is ahead of last year's Saturday.

What is Owala, and who makes it?

Owala is a drinkware brand owned by Trove Brands, the Utah company Kim and Steve Sorenson built from the BlenderBottle shaker. Wikipedia's Owala page says the FreeSip bottle launched in 2020 after a weak BlenderBottle-branded try, and that son Michael Sorenson is CEO. Time included the FreeSip in its 200 Best Inventions of 2023. Wirecutter named it a water-bottle pick, per a December 5 2024 New York Times piece cited on that Wikipedia page. AP News on April 9 2025 put standard FreeSip bottles around $25 to $40.

Is 75 a peak for Owala shopping interest?

No. The 261-week Google Shopping series peaked at 100 on November 29 2025, after 80 on November 22 and before 91 on December 6. August 29 2026 at 75 sits 25% below that high. Same-week marks were 58 on August 30 2025, 18 on August 31 2024, and 6 on September 2 2023. Last eight weekly prints are 43, 44, 45, 51, 60, 63, 69, and 75.

How do you pull Owala data from Trends MCP?

Call get_time_series with source google shopping and keyword owala for the 261-point weekly series. Call get_growth on the same source and keyword with windows 7D and 30D. Google Search for owala is 83 on August 29, up 2.47% over 7 days and 13.7% over 30 days, so search fails the mover bar. This page keeps one source: google shopping.