zzdsport
/
Camping and Hiking
/
Backpacks
/
TKWide w/ Twist Cap - 12 oz
Klean Kanteen
TKWide w/ Twist Cap - 12 oz
$29.95
Description

　　Insulated water bottle, coffee mug, sport bottle and insulated cup, all in one

　　The vacuum-insulated 12 ounce TKWide bottle was designed with versatility and portability in mind, to create the best water bottle, coffee mug, sport bottle and insulated cup, all in one package. The 12 oz TKWide features Klean Kanteen's TK Closure™ internal thread design with smooth, rounded lip for comfortable drinking and easy cleaning. Comes with leakproof Twist Cap with built-in reusable steel straw (fits 12 oz size), Klean Coat colors and fun designs that are great for kids and those young at heart!

Footprint sold separately.
Description

　　• TK Closure internal thread design increases thermal performance and compatible with TKWide caps

　　• Climate Lock™ keeps contents iced up to 33 hours

　　• Chip-resistant Klean Coat™ powder coat finish

　　• 18/8 food grade stainless steel

　　• BPA Free

　　• Won't retain or impart flavors

　　• Slim design fits in most cup holders

　　• Includes leakproof Twist Cap with built-in reusable steel straw (fits 12 oz size)

　　• Backed by the lifetime Strong as Steel guarantee

Previous Article：TKWide w/ Twist Cap - 16 oz Next Article：Milk Bottle 500
Description
Comments
Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
Information Recommendation
Extended Shade, Seamless Shelter: REI Co-op Base Camp 6 Tent and Vehicle Connector Review
　　There’s no worse feeling than rolling up to camp and finding that all of the shaded spots are taken — or nonexistent. It can be a real issue where I camp in Colorado, with a high alpine sun that can really crank the UV, and four-legged camp companions to keep cool. 　　Enter the REI Co-op Base Camp Vehicle Connector: a...
Outlawed Tiny Japanese Vehicles: Enthusiasts Push for Legal Registration
　　Kei vehicles are a class of small Japanese-market cars, SUVs, trucks, and vans that conform to strict dimension and engine size regulations. Buyers in Japan are incentivized with lower taxes and insurance rates on the tiny transporters. 　　Kei (pronounced k) vehicles have never been sold new in the U.S., but under federal rules, they can be legally imported as long...
From Sidewalks to Switchbacks: On Cloudhorizon Waterproof Hiking Shoes Review
　　Im a recovering road runner. Over 2 decades ago, I caught the trail bug and havent looked back. But, recently, Ive been hiking a lot more than running, so I wasn’t sure what to expect when I laced up my first pair of hiking shoes from the Swiss brand On. 　　I’ve worn plenty of trail runners and hiking boots, but...
Angler Beware, This Reel Is Almost Too Fast: Revo Rocket Review
　　I grew up pond hopping and kayak fishing with budget-friendly gear. I didn’t experience the advantage that high-quality rods and reels can give an angler until college. 　　While fishing in a collegiate tournament with a fellow student, I noticed how much farther and more accurately I could cast with his rods and reels. They were set up properly, and he’d...
The 2025 Sweat Science Summer Book List
　　According to Shakespeare, there are lessons and stories everywhere in nature—or, as he puts it, books in the running brooks, tongues in trees, and sermons in stones. I’m down with that idea. But in case the running brooks aren’t meeting your educational needs this summer, here are some suggestions for actual books to tuck into your backpack. (You can also...
A Little Precision Goes a Long Way: MKM Knives DCA Pocket Tango 1 Review
　　The MKM Knives DCA Pocket Tango 1 is a small-form fixed blade that carries on your belt or in your pocket. The Nessmuk version of this knife has proven to be problematic for yours truly. I wasn’t looking for another petite belt knife. I thought I already had that covered and that I would relegate this knife to bushcraft stuff....
What Does Your Tacoma Say About You?
　　The other day, while getting groceries, I saw a well-loved first-generation Toyota Tacoma with a camper shell. Walking past it, I realized that even though I hadn’t seen the owner, I had them pegged. This was the type of Tacoma that a young person would drive all across the American West. I was confident there was a homemade wooden sleeping...
Your Window to the Wild with Max Romey
　　Max Romeys watercolor paintings help him process the world around him, seeing more in vivid surroundings than meets the eye. Join Romey as he explores the rugged high-desert landscape south of Flagstaff, Arizona, where he travels off-road in a 2025 4Runner and lets his creativity run wild. 　　⬇️ Start your own adventure beyond 
the beaten path ⬇️ Your Window to...
Plug-In to All-Electric V-Performance: 2026 Cadillac Optiq-V
　　Cadillacs latest performance model is a battery electric (BEV). The 2026 Cadillac Optiq-V adds the V-Series go-fast treatment to an electric vehicle for the first time. It delivers more than 500 horsepower and slashes the 0-60 mph time to 3.5 seconds, all in an effort to get enthusiasts plugged in and charge up sales. 　　At Cadillac, the letter V means...
Buy Now: Uncertainty Reigns as Brands Brace for Tariffs to Resume
　　In 2024, California-based High Camp Flasks was a small business with a ton of momentum, its co-founder Nicholas Barisone said. The brands fancy drinkware was growing in popularity, allowing the company to bring on additional employees and plan new products. 　　That all changed in the last few months amid President Trumps trade war, which has already stretched on far longer...
For Tall Backpackers Who Go Ultralight: Six Moons Designs Skyscape Trekker Tent Review
　　As I trudged up the nearly 1,000-foot vertical trail leading to the top of the mountain I was camping on, I watched the sunset and the storm clouds building. The conditions weren’t ideal for pitching the new Six Moon Designs Skyscape Trekker Backpacking Tent for the first time, but I was going to put it through a serious test. 　　About...
Colorado Town Trail Launches Bike Share Program for Thru-Hikers
　　Grand Lake, Colo., is looking for donated bicycles it can let through-hikers borrow when they stop in town. This summer, hikers tackling the 3,100-mile Continental Divide Trail (CDT) will have an easier way to get around the small mountain town, resupply, and hit the restaurants —without having to walk everywhere. 　　“We are collecting bicycles to lend to hikers who camp...
About
Terms and Conditions Privacy policy Cookie Settings Contact Us
Services
Login register
zzdsport Womens Mens Outdoor Activities Camping Camping and Hiking
Links
zpostcode Recruit weather mreligion Yellowpages sport constellation shopping name game directory literature Word tour furnish Lottery tftnews lyrics News digital car dir Edu Finance
Copyright 2023-2025 - www.zzdsport.com All Rights Reserved