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Kids Packable Bottle Sling
Hydro Flask
Kids Packable Bottle Sling
$17.95
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  The Hydro Flask Kids Packable Bottle Sling keeps a low profile when not in use and stays light when little ones need hands-free hydration.

  Fits 12 oz and 20 oz Kids Wide Mouth bottles (sold separately).

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
Hydro Flask
Gender:
Kid's
Weight:
0.20 lb
Dimensions:
Height: 4.63 in.
Other Features:
  • For ages 3+
  • Fits 12 oz and 20 oz Kids Wide Mouth bottles (sold separately)
  • Fully adjustable nylon ripstop strap
  • Packs into own pocket for easy storage and travel
  • Stretch mesh pocket
  • Integrated name tag
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