They have been given a "grip" near the base of the bottle.
The grip is designed for our big meaty hands to wrap around as we live our active lifestyles.
The redesign of Coke's 20-ounce plastic bottle is the first since 1993. It does not affect glass bottles.

The new bottle features a textured, contour grip molded with an embossed Coca-Cola logo and Coke's signature "dynamic ribbon."
The design replaces the plainer, ridged sidewalls on the current bottle.
I am not a proponent of said grips.
When I am out at a bar and I have a bottle of beer, I do not hold the beer from the base of the bottle -- rather... I hold it from the top or the next.
I do this simply because if I hold the base of the bottle, the beer gets warmer... faster.
This is why I will rebel from the new grip bottles.
I will continue to hold my bottles by the lid -- usually between my pointer and middle fingers as it hangs from my hand.
I do not expect much outrage from the public, but I have to express my displeasure with this.
Actually... the new design is good for two reasons:
1. 5% less plastic will be used per bottle.
2. The caps will be smaller so it will take less turns to get to my drink.
I cannot however use the contour grip.
Thank you for listening to the ramble of a goofball Diet Coke drinker.
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