This glass flask from Bormioli Rocco is a nice option for those with a classic aesthetic.

Material: Ceramic | Capacity: 11 ounces | Dimensions: 4.5 x 6.5 inches We're concerned that water would damage the leather over time. No issues pouring or drinking, though, as it was easy to do both.Ĭleaning was easy but there seemed to be no way to clean the flask without getting the strap wet. The flask did not include a funnel, and we would recommend buying one separately, though it was easy to fill. We replaced it with an old wine cork and it sealed well, but, that made us worry about the longevity of the leather closure. However, our cork cap was defective-it had a hole that liquid flowed right through. Made from ceramic, which we worry might be fragile, the quarter-inch thick porcelain made this flask hefty in the hand-something you want when you’re holding 11 ounces of spirit.Ī cork stopper bound in place by a leather strap should help to keep the hooch from spilling in your pocket or pack, so you won’t reek of booze. We thought this flask was beautiful and a very cool conversation starter. A ceramic flask like this one from Miscellaneous Goods will help preserve the taste of your drink as intended when it went into the bottle. While metal flasks are typically quite durable, some variations of steel can impart a bit of flavor into any spirit they hold. Material: Stainless steel, silicone | Capacity: 6 ounces | Dimensions: 3.25 x 1.2 x 6 inchesĬeramic is fragile and the closure can be difficult to secure The removable top can also slips off the flask quite easily, so this flask does risk spilling if you’re not careful. Several times the flask was tightened as much as possible, but still started to leak. The biggest being the lack of metal materials, so it won’t set off sensors at concerts or other stealthy drinking occasions.īut we noticed the lid is a bit tricky to stay on unless you really screw it on tightly.

The clear exterior means you can see just how much booze you have left in your flask before you need to refill. There are plenty of other benefits too to this flask. Unlike most flasks, the lid of this flask can be removed at the cap and the entire top, so if you’re funnel-less, you can refill your flask without spills. The exterior of the flask is wrapped with a silicone strap that doubles as a bumper to protect the Tritan-drop it, bump it, throw it, it’ll be okay-and a strap to keep the lid on. It’s made from Tritan, the ultra-durable shatter-resistant plastic resistant to breaks, drops, and whatever else the world can throw at it. This sleek flask was made for the elements. Material: Stainless steel | Capacity: 6.4 ounces | Dimensions: 7.5 x 2.88 x 1.25 inches In the end, we chose this to be our best overall flask, as it is well constructed, easy to use, and a near-perfect size. While this flask is not dishwasher safe, it was still easy to clean. Thanks to the wide mouth, the flask was both easy to pour and drink from.

With the flask cap screwed down, the Stanley did not leak. Lined with stainless steel, it’s rustproof and features a cap mounted to a hinge so you can’t drop or lose it. The wide-mouth, which did make for easy drinking, could accommodate a regular-sized funnel. While no funnel is included, we still found it relatively easy to fill, though a funnel would have minimized any spillage. We found this flask to be well-constructed and attractive, yet rugged enough to get knocked around in a cooler or backpack and remain in great shape. At 7.5 inches high and 2.5 across, it's slightly too large for a pants pocket, but would slip nicely into your jacket pocket and perfectly into a golf bag. The vintage look of this flask is a throwback to the days of the thermos lunch, and the design is simple but classic. Larger size may not fit in some pant pockets

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