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Kids Packable Bottle Sling (Spring 2022)
Hydro Flask
Kids Packable Bottle Sling (Spring 2022)
$10.77
Description

　　Your child’s Hydro Flask bottle goes everywhere they do. Make it hands-free with the Kids Packable Bottle Sling. The packable design is easy to store when not in use and is light enough for even your little one to carry.

　　The Kids Packable Sling is designed to hold the 12 oz Wide Mouth Kids Bottle (sold separately)

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Hydro Flask
Gender:
Kid's
Weight:
3.2 oz
Dimensions:
Diameter: 3.25"
Height: 4.63"
Other Features:
• For ages 3+
• Lightweight fabric easily packs down into its own pocket for quick storage or travel.
• Stretch mesh pockets conveniently holds a house key, lip balm, or whatever your little one brings along with them.
• Personalized name tag ensures your child's sling will find its way back home again.
• Webbed loop inside of stretch mesh pocket secures a house key or can attach your packable bottle sling to a backpack.
• Five-year warranty
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