Hydro Flask 40 oz. All Around Travel Tumbler - Jelly Collection

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Hydro Flask 40 oz. All Around Travel Tumbler - Jelly Collection

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Highlights

Ergonomic handle
Press-In Straw lid
18/8 stainless steel

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Product Information

Features:

TempShield™ double-wall vacuum insulation helps eliminate condensation and keeps beverages cold for hours
Pro-Grade 18/8 stainless steel construction provides durability and prevents flavor transfer
Snug and secure, splash-resistant Press-In Straw Lid
Flexible straw design allows for easy drinking
Strong ergonomic handle makes carrying simple
Compatible with size Large Press-In accessories
BPA-free
Fits most cupholders
Dishwasher safe, or hand wash with warm, soapy water. For thorough cleaning, separate straw from lid
Not for use on a stove, in a microwave or freezer
Keep hot liquids out of the reach of children
Capacity: 40 oz.

Brand : Hydro Flask
Country of Origin : Imported

Web ID: 25HFLU40ZTRVLTMBLHYDB

REVIEWS

4.3

1,054 Reviews

Christina W.

2 days ago

Love The Engraving!!

My co-workers laugh at me because I have lost 3 different water bottles and it fits in my car holder!🥳

Vicky D.

1 week ago

Good, Needs One Tweak.

Love the tumbler but would like to see it with a stainless steel straw and not plastic.

Ancuta A.

2 weeks ago

I Love My Bottle!

I love my bottle!

Brenda M.

2 weeks ago

Aloe

I recently received my 40 oz Traveler Tumbler in Aloe. I love the bottle (I own 10 Hyrdoflasks now), but am a little disappointed in the color. On the website, the Aloe color look a wee bit darker with a slight blue undertone. In person, the color is a very pale yellowish green. Not a big deal, just a bit displeased.

Lucie C.

2 weeks ago

Mother's Day Gift

I love it. Holds ice for at least 48hrs and cold water stays cold!!

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