A drink at the right temperature, hours after pouring it

Lukewarm coffee before the first break on a hike, a water bottle warmed up at noon on the trail: most containers lose temperature in a few hours. This insulated bottle does the opposite — its double-walled vacuum insulation keeps hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold for a good part of the day, and the set allows you to share without needing to find a cup.

Why it will never leave your bag

• Double-walled vacuum insulation — the stainless steel vacuum construction keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours and hot for up to 12 hours, so you can drink at the right temperature far from any heat source.
• Set of three cups — the cap doubles as an insulated cup, and two additional cups are provided, so you can share coffee with others during a break.
• One-handed drip-free pouring — the push-button pourer opens with a press and limits heat loss with each pour.
• Odorless and tasteless stainless steel — stainless steel does not rust and retains neither flavor nor odor, allowing you to switch from coffee to tea without any aftertaste.
• Reinforced bottom — the anti-shock base withstands impacts in a backpack or sports bag, so it can keep up in the field without denting.

Designed for hikers, campers, and cyclists, but also for the office, daily commutes, and outings in both cold and hot weather. Compact, it slips into a cup holder or side pocket of a bag to go everywhere.

Does it really keep the temperature all day?

The usual fear with an insulated bottle: that it will become lukewarm in the middle of the day. Here, the double-walled vacuum limits exchanges with the outside, and the push-button stopper reduces losses with each opening. To maintain it, rinse with hot soapy water after use and let it air dry with the lid off to prevent odors.

Because a real break outdoors deserves a drink that's still at the right temperature.