Thermoflask Double Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottle with Two Lids, 24 Ounce, Cobalt

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Both use vacuum insulation technology, which helps keep beverages cold for up to 24 hours or hot for up to 12 hours.

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Discontinued and Limited Editions Product: Our team will make a concerted effort to replace discontinued product, limited editions, and one-time seasonal colors but cannot fully guarantee the availability for replacement. For any discontinued or limited addition product under applicable warranty that cannot be replaced with an identical product a comparable item will serve as a replacement based on inventory availability. At ThermoFlask™, we take pride in our materials and workmanship in producing high quality products that provide an exceptional consumer experience. We want to guarantee every ThermoFlask product with a limited warranty against manufacturer defects. Yes, Hydro Flask craft great bottles – and this one has many plus points. But leaks are unforgivable. For that reason, our choice for hikers is the Thermoflask. For bottles marked as “Dishwasher Safe” please remove lids before placing in the dishwasher. Please note that harsh detergents, high water temperature and high mineral content in your water may affect the appearance of your bottle over time including water spots and/or fading.The Hydro Flask offers a very slightly better performance in terms of internal temperature, but not enough for the difference to be a game-changer at all. The Thermoflask comes with a leak-proof straw lid, so you can drink from the bottle while you walk. This lid also has a loop on it, so you can attach it to your belt or bag with a carabiner if you wish. Does Either Bottle Leak? To keep liquids cold for as long as possible, use cold liquids and larger ice cubes in your bottle. Both have leak-proof and sweat-proof designs, making them suitable for use in various activities and settings.

Thermoflask vs Hydro Flask - Which is the Better Bottle? Thermoflask vs Hydro Flask - Which is the Better Bottle?

Speaking of durability, in the Hydro Flask vs Stanley discussion, it’s worth noting that Stanley bottles also emphasize ruggedness and longevity. So, while Thermoflask might have its sweating issue, both Hydro Flask and Stanley have set benchmarks in the industry for their enduring build quality. That said, the Thermoflask is slightly more likely to sweat, which can, in turn, lead to rust. A sweaty, slippery bottle is also more likely to be dropped, which could lead to a broken bottle. That is pretty unlikely though, given the quality of the stainless steel (and the powder coating). Both bottles are very well insulated, so either bottle is a great choice for keeping cold water cold and hot water hot. With either bottle, heat retention is great, so it’ll be a long time before your drinks reach room temperature. What are my Size Choices? And how much do the Bottles Weigh? Yes. Both bottles come with a limited lifetime warranty, leaving you with a good bottle for a good length of time.

Yes, you can buy a Hydro Flask lid that is leak-proof, but the standard lid which comes with this bottle isn’t leak-proof. Both bottles have a non-slip powder coating, so they’re not slippery, even when your hands are sweaty, making them very functional. What Type of Lid do the Bottles Have? Pour boiling water directly into your bottle using extreme caution. Fill the entire bottle to no more than 1” from the top. Do not touch the bottle when filling with boiling water. Do not place the cap onto the bottle Damage or defect caused by cleaning, disassembly, alterations, modifications, or not properly cleaning the bottle.