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Glacier Stainless Bottle Cup/Pot
GSI Outdoors
Glacier Stainless Bottle Cup/Pot
$13.95
Description

  Fits around most round 1 liter water bottles to save space

  The GSI Glacier Stainless Bottle Cup/Pot is designed to fit around most round 1 liter water bottles, eliminating the wasted space of packing a more traditional cup. The wire handles fold flat to save space and extend for cooking or a little bit of extra reach so you don't end up in the creek.

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Description
Brand Name:
GSI Outdoors
Cookware Material:
Stainless Steel
Volume:
20 fl. oz.
Non Stick:
No Coating
Color:
Stainless
Weight:
4.9 oz
Dimensions:
4.20' x 4.20' x 3.50'
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
68214
UPC:
090497682148
Other Features:
• Made of ultra-rugged Glacier stainless steel
• Designed to slip over standard 1 L water bottles or to hold and store one small fuel canister (not included)
• Folding bail handles provide further space savings and convenience
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