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Titanium Flask
Snow Peak
Titanium Flask
$169.95 - $179.95
Description

  Sneak your booze anywhere, lightweight-style!

  What could possibly be better than passing around a flask of nice scotch after you and your team have summited? This titanium flask weighs in at 2.5 oz. for the smaller one and 2.8 oz for the bigger one (minus your sweet, sweet liquids, of course).

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Cookware Material:
Titanium
Volume:
Large holds 6 oz, Med holds 5 oz
Weight:
2.5 oz.
Made In:
Japan
Other Features:
Carry your liquor into the backcountry
Nice and shiny!
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