This Thermos Ultralite stainless steel flask weighs in at just 520g, making it perfect for popping into your rucksack. Its careful design has resulted in a flask that is 33% lighter than conventional stainless-steel 1 litre models.
Its Thermax double-walled insulation ensures maximum temperature retention for both hot and cold liquids for up to 24 hours.
Includes an adjustable and removable shoulder strap for easy carrying, as well as a retractable handle for compact storage.
The light and compact design of this Thermos Flask allows larger capacity in a smaller bottle and with its stainless-steel body is dent resistant for ultimate durability. Comes with a 15 year guarantee.
Price:
£25.00 (inc VAT)
2 Product Reviews (average rating: 100.00%)
I've been looking for this flask for a while as it comes top of the reviews. Its not easy to find! Its not the cheapest Thermos out there either, but the quality is fantastic. It holds a good hot temp for longer than 24 hours and is a great compact size for in the rucksack when out walking yet still hold a litre. Would buy this again if i ever need to. Many thanks :)
Reviewed by customer
Martin Dryden on
23 February, 2010
This is one of the most successful purchases I have made in some time. After following the initial rinsing instructions I filled the flask and left it for a full 24 hours. The water was still hot enough to make coffee. The flask is robust, well designed with a latch that holds the lid closed to prevent accidental opening in transit. When opened a spring holds the lid open to allow easy pouring. The cup is a good size and clips reassuringly to the body of the flask.The flask is very light and the foldaway handle a real boon when using the flask with cold hands.A first rate product.
Reviewed by customer
Fred Gordon on
04 January, 2010
To the best of our knowledge, all kit specifications are accurate, although these can vary at times. We aim to dispatch all orders by the next working day.
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