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Trail Flask
Insulated, sealed, and quiet in a pack.
Why it exists
The two failures that end a flask's life are a leaking lid and a rattle. Both are lid problems, and both are solvable.
The problem
Most flasks are sold on hold times and finished with a lid that loosens on a bumpy road. Insulation is rarely the reason a flask gets replaced.
The solution
Double-wall insulation with a lid engineered as the primary component, sealed against pressure and shaped to be opened with one cold hand.
Details
Built around three decisions.
- Lid designed first, sealed against pressure change
- Wide mouth for ice and for cleaning
- Powder finish that grips when wet
Materials
Double-wall stainless steel, food-grade silicone seal, powder-coated exterior.
How it works
The vacuum layer holds temperature; the seal holds the contents. Both matter, but only one of them ruins a bag when it fails.
Specifications
Stated, not implied.
- Construction
- Double-wall vacuum
- Mouth
- Wide
- Seal
- Silicone, pressure-rated
- Finish
- Textured powder coat
Care
Hand wash the lid, dry the seal fully before closing, and store with the lid off.
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