Zhejiang Ansheng Science & Technology Stock Co., Ltd.
Chug Lid Stainless Steel Water Bottle
China , Jinhua Zhejiang
Chug Lid Stainless Steel Water Bottle
Safe Materials: This chug lid water bottle is made of premium SUS 304 18/8 stainless steel. It contains no BPA or harmful ingredients and can safely come into contact with your beer, coffee, or any beverage.
High Insulation Performance: It adopts a double - walled vacuum - insulated structure, which can keep beverages warm for up to 6 hours and cold for up to 12 hours without generating condensation.
Easy to Carry: A foldable stainless - steel handle is designed around its bottle cap and is wrapped with soft silicone material. Therefore, you can easily carry this sports bottle and enjoy a comfortable grip.
Rich Capacity Options: To meet your hydration needs, it is designed with a variety of capacity options, including 14 ounces (410 ml), 18 ounces (530 ml), 24 ounces (710 ml), and 32 ounces (950 ml).
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