Classic 64 fl. Oz Hammertone Green Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Thermos
From high oil prices to Bill Gates’ backward theories from distant relatives, vacation travel can be the real pain of microchips.
However, when you consider the frequent stops at fast food restaurants and gas stations, you will begin to understand the environmental impact of paid travel. Did you know that disposable plastic products from disposable straws and cups are found in approximately 90% of seabirds and turtle species?
This is part of what makes the Stanley thermos transaction so exciting; three classic Stanley stainless steel vacuum insulated thermos flasks (and a cup) that keep you hydrated and protect the environment at the same time.
First, we have Hammertone Green's basic 20-ounce stainless steel vacuum insulated thermos ($19.98). This slim thermos is durable enough to withstand a full day (or even some time) rolling on your car or backpack. It has a leak-proof design with a twist and dump stopper that reduces spillage.
Excellent thermal insulation properties can keep hot drinks hot for 20 hours and cold drinks all day long, thereby eliminating the need for fast food sodas and gas station drinks. For an extra $10, I recommend upgrading to a Stanley Classic 64-ounce stainless steel vacuum insulated thermos flask, which provides water, coffee and soup throughout the day, and can be kept hot or cold for up to 48 hours as needed.
When you use it, I suggest you buy this Stanley Classic 20 oz insulated trigger action travel mug ($15.98) to welcome the return of the iced coffee weather.
Whether you want to reduce environmental waste, or just want to find a better way to bring hot soup to work, the Stanley Travel Cup can help you.
Buy this 20-ounce stainless steel vacuum insulated thermos for $19.98, buy a Stanley classic 20-ounce insulated trigger travel mug that can be used in a cup holder for $15.98, or upgrade to this one for $30 Stanley Classic 64 oz stainless steel vacuum thermos flask.
Jeremy Glass is a freelance writer who lives in Vacationland with his wife, daughter and puppy. Read his website on candyandpizza.com.