ION8 Roam PRIMO Bottle
Presenting PRIMO, an exciting new bottle system developed to provide suitability, usability, and long-term sustainability through interchangeable modules.
With the ION8 PRIMO range, you can build the perfect family of hydration for all your needs. Crafted with copper-coated, high-performance vacuum insulation, they keep your drink hot or cold for up to 10 hours. Designed and built for durability, performance, and style, all our sizes
and lids work seamlessly together. Whether you're exploring the outdoors, navigating city life, or pushing your limits ION8 PRIMO has the perfect bottle for you.
ROAM
The ROAM bottle is built for adventure. Whether it's a steaming coffee on an early morning hike or ice-cold water on a scorching day, ROAM delivers. Its precision-engineered insulated screw top is 100% leak-proof. The highly durable and tactile silicone grip ensures a firm, comfortable hold even when wet and protects the bottle in harsh environments.
Stay hydrated wherever you go.
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