Backpacks | Glacier Stainless Stemless Wine Glass

GSI Outdoors

Glacier Stainless Stemless Wine Glass

$12.95

Description

　　Never tipsy

　　Stemless design allows for a very low center of gravity for surprising stability even on rough terrain or rickety camp tables.

　　Unique kick-stand ring provides a secure, ergonomic grip while helping to prevent glass from tipping over.

　　Made of rugged Glacier Stainless steel

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

GSI Outdoors

Cookware Material:

Stainless Steel

Volume:

11.6 fl. oz.

Size:

345 ml

Non Stick:

No Coating

Color:

Stainless Steel

Weight:

2.9 oz.

Dimensions:

3.10 in. x 3.10 in. x 3.90 in.

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

63320

UPC:

090497633201

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