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Glacier Stainless 8 fl. oz. Hip Flask
GSI Outdoors
Glacier Stainless 8 fl. oz. Hip Flask
$39.95
Description

  Be the change you want to see in the world

  The Glacier Stainless 8 fl. oz. Hip Flask from GSI is a timeless, yet modern design that provides a smooth ergonomic fit into your back pocket, boot, or hip pocket, perfect for church, meetings, interviews, your kids' dance recital, the morning, eggnog, sobriety, the library, the bank line, one man plays, your friend's improv show, bat mitzahs, a bris, a long hard look into your life, battle, Disney Land, the movies, reunions, homecomings, rehab, helping a friend move, sundown, the shakes, making friends, consoling grieving people, courage, and many more other important life events.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
GSI Outdoors
Cookware Material:
Stainless Steel
Size:
8 fl. oz.
Color:
Stainless Steel
Weight:
9 oz.
Dimensions:
4.00' x 1.20' x 5.90'
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
66108
UPC:
090497661082
Other Features:
Includes:
-- 8 fl. oz. Flask
-- tethered Cap

• Wide mouth makes for easy filling and pouring.
• Polyethylene leash keeps the cap handy.
• Microfiber storage bag doubles as a cleaning cloth
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