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Burnt Red is the flask colorway that leans toward a gift rather than a piece of kit. Warm clay silicone against the clear Tritan body makes the flask look like an object rather than a container, and it is a compact 6 oz, so it disappears into a coat pocket.
Flasks are a standard gift and most of them are engraved steel that ends up in a drawer. A shatterproof one in a warm color gets used, because it can go in a bag without a second thought and it does not need polishing. At this price it also works as a group gift, one color per person, without the arithmetic getting silly.
Tritan is used because it is clear, tough and does not carry flavor between fills the way a poorly rinsed steel flask can. It is BPA free and the closure is designed to seal, so a full flask can go in a jacket sideways. The trade off is that it will not take the engraving people expect from a flask.
This is a fall and winter object more than a summer one. A red flask in a coat pocket at a bonfire or a tailgate in November is the actual use case, and the silicone stays grippy in the cold rather than turning slick the way bare metal does when your hands are half numb.
| Capacity | 6 oz |
|---|---|
| Body material | Tritan, shatterproof and clear |
| Protection | Silicone impact bumper |
| Metal content | None |
| Seal | Leakproof cap |
| Dimensions | 3.8 in x 1 in x 4.3 in |
| Cleaning | Top rack of the dishwasher |
| Other | BPA free |
| Color | Burnt Red |
| Model | 6 oz Hip Flask |