Kambukka

Etna Thermal Bottle 300 ml 500 ml

Belgium , Hasselt

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Category Mugs & Cups
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Etna Thermal Bottle 300 ml 500 ml

The Etna thermal bottle serves you a hot coffee when you struggle to stay awake at work, or an ice-cold drink after a tough workout. When you’re on your way from one activity to the next, it will not only keep your drink hot for 5 hours (300 ml) or 9 hours (500 ml) and cold for 11 hours (300 ml) or 18 hours (500 ml), but also prevent it from leaking. Wherever you are, you can always rely on the drinking position you need thanks to the handy 3 in 1 lid: push to take a sip, open to drink like you’re holding a cup and lock to head to the next adventure. Want to clean your bottle after a busy day? Relax, the bottle has a dishwasher-safe lid and Snapclean® technology! Just pinch and pull to remove the inner mechanism.




  • Dishwasher safe lid
  • BPA free
  • Vacuum insulated 18/8 stainless steel
  • Leak proof
  • Bottom pad
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