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Small Flex Boot
Hydro Flask
Small Flex Boot
$7.95
Description

  Colorful protection for your Hydro Flask

  Are you tired of dents in the bottom of your Hydro Flask? The Small Flex Boot can help. Make your Hydro Flask your own with this colorful, durable silicone boot. Customize your look and protect against bumps and dings.

  Small boot fits 12-24 oz wide and standard mouth bottles.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
Hydro Flask
Size:
Small
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
BBS
Other Features:
• Removable, silicone boot adds extra protection to your Hydro Flask
• Small boot fits 12-24 oz wide and standard mouth bottles
• BPA-Free
• Lifetime Warranty
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