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12 oz. Wide Mouth w/ Flex Sip Lid
Hydro Flask
12 oz. Wide Mouth w/ Flex Sip Lid
$29.95
Description

  Insulated stainless bottle with leakproof sip lid

  Whether your first sip is in the kitchen, car, or campsite, the Hydro Flask 12 oz Wide Mouth with Flex Sip Lid lets you enjoy your favorite brew leak-free. So go ahead, start your day with confidence and know that your favorite beverage will be by your side.

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Description
Brand Name:
Hydro Flask
Volume:
12 fl oz / 354 mL
Weight:
10.2 oz
Insulated:
Yes - Insulated
Dimensions:
Height: 6.4"
Diameter: 2.25"
Other Features:
• Fits under most coffee brewing systems
• Use as a small at most coffee shops for less paper cup waste
• BPA-Free and Phthalate-Free
• Top rack dishwasher safe
• Compatible with Wide Mouth Straw Lid (sold separately)
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