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Glacier puts a pale, slightly desaturated blue silicone on the compact 6 oz Tritan flask. It is the colorway that reads coldest, which suits the contents, and it is one of the few that looks equally right in a ski jacket and a beach bag.
Most flask colors pick a season. Pale blue does not: it belongs on a chairlift and on a boat equally, which makes it the safest single purchase if the flask is going to travel year round. The silicone stays flexible and grippy across that temperature range, which bare metal notably does not.
There is no steel in this flask, which is a genuine design decision rather than cost cutting. It means the flask will not set off a metal detector and will not go ice cold against your body in winter. It does not mean any venue has to let you bring it in, so check the rules where you are going.
A pale bumper leaves most of the body visible, so the fill line is easy to see even in low light. That is the one real advantage a clear flask has over a steel one, and it is the reason to choose a light bumper color over a dark one if you actually care about knowing how much is left.
| 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 | Glacier |
| Model | 6 oz Hip Flask |