Whatever the weather, the 580 ml Dopper Insulated Breaker Blue is the perfect sidekick to help you drink from the (hot or cold) water tap thanks to its scratch-resistant stainless steel body. This insulated bottle will keep your water, tea or coffee hot for 9 hours or cold for 24. And it keeps you saving our oceans.
Product Code
44198
Dimensions
257 x 73mm
Colours
Green Lagoon, Wavy White, Throwback Lilac, Lemon Crush, Breaker Blue, Bottlenose Blue, Deep Coral
Keeps drinks hot for up to eight hours and cold for up to eighteen hours, thanks to stainless steel vacuum insulation. The bottle has a no sweat exterior and contains recycled stainless steel and recycled ocean-bound plastic. One bottle collects 1000 plastic bottles. It is NFC Smart Chip enabled to collect more plastic with every refill.
Keeps drinks hot for up to eight hours and cold for up to eighteen hours. Each Ocean Bottle is entirely carbon neutral and collects 1,000 plastic bottles. The bottle contains recycled stainless steel and recycled ocean-bound plastic and is NFC Smart Chip enabled to collect more plastic with every refill.
The LARQ Swig Top 1000 ml insulated stainless steel water bottle is a wide-mouth, water-filtering bottle designed to deliver cleaner, better-tasting water. Its included filter enhances water quality through a 2-stage filtration and purification process. The insulated stainless steel body keeps drinks at the desired temperature for up to 24 hours, while the wide opening makes it easy to fill and clean. The cap features a built-in, detachable soft-touch handle for convenient carrying. Filters should be replaced regularly for optimal performance. Stainless Steel.
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