Owala950ml Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Straw
R649
About
The FreeSip water bottle has a built-in straw and a wide-mouth opening, allowing for two drinking options. When held upright, sip through the straw, or use the larger opening when tilting back for a sip or swig. With the flip-top lid, simply press the button and the bottle springs open ready for use, without touching the opening of the bottle. The lid is a protective cover for the entire spout helping it to remain clean. A hinged loop on the lid flips up for convenient carrying and tucks away securely when not needed. It also helps prevent accidental opening of the lid. The triple-layer, vacuum-insulated stainless steel helps keep the content cold for up to 24 hours. It is designed to be quick and easy to disassemble with minimal hard-to-reach surfaces making it easy to clean.
Product Features
- 950ml Capacity
- Bottle made of stainless steel, with powder coat outer finish
- Lid made of Polypropylene and TPE
- Triple-layer, vacuum-insulated
- Keeps contents cold for 24 hours
- Not suitable for hot liquids
- Leak-proof
- Flip-top lid
- Straw and spout drinking options
- Carry loop
- Do not microwave or freeze
- Wide opening for adding ice
- Cup holder friendly base
- Easy to clean
- Lid and straw are dishwasher safe
- Hand wash bottle
Care Instructions:
- Not for use with hot, carbonated, or perishable liquids
- When opening the bottle, keep fingers away from the recess behind the spout cover
- Wash before use
- Lid is top-rack dishwasher safe; straw can go in cutlery holder
- Hand washing the bottle is recommended to maintain its powder coat finish
- Do not use harsh chemicals (such as bleach, abrasives, etc.)
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