Dopper Steel Reusable Water Bottle
Four sizes. Any adventure.
Meet the seriously strong, lightweight, perfect-sized reusable water bottle for your next adventure. Its stainless steel body is as durable as it looks, made with 30% recycled steel, and will never weigh you down. Easy to fill under taps on the go and Cradle to Cradle Certified® Bronze. Please note: this is not a thermosbottle.
Whether you’re skyscraper-climbing or festival hopping, whether you’ve got big thirst or a small bag, there’s a Dopper Steel for you to fight plastic pollution with. Adding ocean-saving action to whatever you've got planned.
- Available in 1.1 L, 800 ml, 490 ml, 350 ml
- 350 ml also available in two colours
- Cradle to Cradle Certified® Bronze: the global standard for safe, circular and responsible products
- Responsibly produced in China according to the BSCI Code of Conduct
- Sea transportation using biofuel as part of the GoodShipping program
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