Thermos Stainless King 68 Ounce Vacuum Insulated Beverage Bottle with Handle, Stainless Steel
April 11, 2018 - Comment
An ideal choice for people on the go, the Stainless King Vacuum-Insulation Beverage Bottle, 2L (Silver) from Thermos is built to last and loaded with features to make for a more enjoyable drinking experience. Thermos vacuum insulation technology virtually eliminates temperature change within the beverage container by creating an airless space between 2 stainless steel walls. The result is a superior insulated container you can depend on to keep your beverages hotter, colder, fresher, longer. This beverage bottle keeps beverages hot or cold for 24 hours, making it a great choice for wherever life’s adventures may take you. Constructed with double wall stainless steel, this 2-liter beverage bottle is virtually durable, yet its rugged design is both eye-catching and functional. The specially designed twist and pour stopper lets you pour without having to remove the stopper completely.
Product Features
- THERMOS vacuum insulation technology for maximum temperature retention, hot or cold; keeps liquids hot for 24 hours and cold for 24 hours
- Durable stainless steel interior and exterior
- Cool to the touch with hot liquids, sweat-proof with cold
- Insulated stainless steel serving cup; compact, fold flat handle
- Twist and pour stopper lets you pour without removing the stopper
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sturdy, well constructed bottle and cup Thermos retains heat very well, sturdy, well constructed bottle and cup, with the exception of the twist off lid. *** Please note that the pour grooves in the threads of the lid allow fluid to flow from bottle, through the grooves in the lid threads and on into a cup (and not on yourself).while the lid is still attached to the bottle. Well, with misaligned pour grooves relative to the arrows on the lid, this allowed for many poor pours with hot liquid ending up in a variety of locations -…
There’s better alternatives It seems to do the job, and hasn’t yet failed after a month of use, but it’s clearly not a high quality product.Handle is loose and rattles, paint was scraping off on the first day, the lid fits funny, the insulation isn’t as good as it could be.I’d recommend the equally sized Stanley. Having used both of them for the same amount of time, I think the Stanley is higher quality in every way, although the Thermos has a wider mouth.
How big is it? Do you ever buy things quickly and overlook important details like size? this thing is really big.. scare a toddler big.