Stanley Classic Legendary Thermal Flask 2.3L - Keeps Hot Or Cold For 48 Hours - BPA-Free Insulated Bottle - Stainless Steel Coffee Flask - Leakproof - Dishwasher Safe - Green

Iconic and old fashioned design that exudes solidity. Great quality flask that keeps hot for a very long time. Good solid construction with a sturdy handle so should last for years. It's not light weight. So far no hint of a leak and no "new" taste. It pours well and fills easily. I put it in the sink to fill, so that the kettle isn't up near my face - it is tall. Expensive, but should last decades, so on that basis it good value

I have been using this flask for some time now and it has worked well. It keeps my tea hot all day while I am on days out. It is a good size so that you can have three small cups of tea or coffee. It doesn’t weigh too much when full and I have happily carried it round all day. I have not had any leaks and it has been in my rucksack. It is easy to clean with a bottle brush and I have used cleaners that remove the limescale on the inside and it looks like new again. I also like the dark blue colour which looks very stylish.

I bought this Stanley Classic Legendary Thermal Flask (0.75L) as a gift for a lorry driver, and he was absolutely thrilled with it! He’s been using it daily and says it keeps his coffee hot for hours — better than any other flask he’s tried. The build quality is excellent, sturdy, and clearly made to last. It’s easy to pour, doesn’t leak, and has that classic Stanley look that never goes out of style. A brilliant, practical gift that really delivers on performance. Highly recommend for anyone on the road or working long shifts! ☕🚛✨

Excellent flask.. just what i was looking for , a large 1.9 ltr supply for hot drinks on cold days out.. I decided to test it so i wouldn't be cought out in need of a warm drink on my first outing. I primed the flask with boiling water, then filled it and waited. After 31 hours the water was still so hot that i could only sip it one mouthful at a time... after 42 hours it was still hot enough not to gulped down... after many years of outdoor adventuring i have to say i'm amazed and this ' updated classic ' is truley superior to my expectations ( which is very refreshing in this world od hype )...p.s -- the updated version has a different neck designe and the handle folds from side to side.

I tested this out and it works nicely. Put boiling hot water at 9pm last night, took it out at 9am this morning and it was still steaming hot. Went from boiling, to just the right temp (hot but no risk of burn). For most people and most purposes, this works perfectly fine. However I will say that the design is VERY INEFFICIENT and results in significant avoidable heat loss. It has a wide mouth and the metal below the cap gets very warm. By contrast, I used to have a thermos ultimate flask which kept things amazingly warm even 24 hours later. Why? Because it had a very small mouth and virtually no heat loss below the cap. If you need serious long-lasting insulation go with the ultimate flask. If you want an easy to clean design that will keep your drinks very warm long enough, this is fine.

Brilliant flask. I really underestimated this as I've only ever had cheap ones in the past that claim 12hrs warm but lucky if they actually last 2. Anyway I received this flask on Friday and I filled it up with boiling water at 8:30pm. 24 hours later I checked it, by dipping my finger in to feel the water, it was still boiling hot like it was fresh out the kettle. Checked it again yesterday, and still burnt my finger. Today I have emptied it as I didnt want the water sitting in there too long and even today (67 hours after) when I poured the water i to the sink it was still very very warm. I haven't yet tried cold, or ice, but I have huge confidence in it. Awesome flask. Looks the part too, the camo pattern is great. Really happy with this purchase.

We carried out some tests with this and boiling water, in order to see how long the water stayed hot enough to make a proper cup of tea. 10 hours. Still steaming, way too hot to put to your lips 18 hours. Still steaming, still way too hot to put to your lips 26 hours. No longer steaming, but still hot enough to make a really good cup of tea (without milk) What absolutely fantastic heat retention. NO other insulated flask I've ever had has had this level of insulation and craftmanship. I invested in two of the flasks and a food flask, and am glad I did, they're brilliant. My parents had a green hammertone Stanley wide mouthed food flask, bought in the late 50s. My brother has it now, and he tells me it works as well as it ever did. That's got to be some kind of endorsement don't you think? Excellent purchases (especially on Prime Deal Days) I would highly recommend to anyone. Other flasks are available, but they just can't hold a candle to the Stanley brand.

This is great to take coffee on the go. I use it for the office and trips out. Stays piping hot. Goes in the dishwasher too.

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The design, quality and its performance are all wonderful.

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i tried it on UAE weather and its perfect for it , the ice stays ice for 3 day in a hot weather on car , i surprised,, and about hot water it stay hot after put it inside it and put the flask inside the freezer for 2 days

Bouteille isotherme Stanley 1.9L verte = = = = = Mise à jour après 5 mois = = = = = Une bouteille pleine d'eau chaude entre 65 et 70°C au départ ; avec un seul quart consommé, l'eau est encore tiède après 40h. Une sacrée bouteille isotherme. ========== Au début, je n'aimais pas ce gros machin vert et moche, on dirait une pièce de vieux tank. Sauf qu'il sait se faire apprécier. - D'abord, il tient super bien la chaleur. Même après 12h, il y a de quoi se brûler. En fait, même le pas de vis du bouchon est isolant avec une double paroi sous vide. Une fois trouvé la bonne température de préparation de votre liquide, c'est parfait. - Poignée articulée solide, avec attaches soudées au corps de bouteille, et plutôt confortable. - Une bouteille robuste et pratique, sous tous les angles. - Drôlement bien fait. Le bouchon en deux pièces, avec le gobelet à visser et le bouchon intérieur qui se dévisse partiellement pour verser. On trouve vite ses habitudes : le gobelet se place bien et est facile à visser, sans besoin de forcer pour le fixer ; le verseur est facile à placer pour verser sans qu'il tombe, même avec des gants. - Probablement plus confortable pour les grandes mains. = = = = = = = - ASTUCE DE LONGEVITE : le bouchon verseur a un joint en caoutchouc à l'intérieur, qui sert à l'étanchéité. Pour allonger la durée de vie de ce joint et donc de la bouteille, ne pas le serrer trop fort. Une fois servi, fermez le d'1/2 tour seulement (il tient bien, mais il reste un petit peu souple lorsque vous le bouger à la main). Placez la bouteille tête en bas et vous verrez, elle ne coule pas. Si besoin, serrez un petit peu plus, mais ce serait surprenant. Et vous verrez, la bouteille durera beaucoup plus que si vous serrez le bouchon trop fort. Si vous serrez votre bouchon à fond, 1/ le joint s'écrasera et se tassera contre la bouteille, et un jour il perdra sa souplesse ; 2/ il frottera plus fort contre le métal chaque fois qu'il sera serré et desserré. Il s'usera et se craquèlera. En serrant le bouchon juste assez pour être étanche, mais pas plus, le joint gardera ses propriétés étanches pendant de nombreuses années. A 60 euros ou plus, ça vaut le coup de faire durer cette bouteille. (Sauf avec les marques bon marché, c'est en général la mécanique qui lâche en premier sur les isothermes, pas l'isolation) Ah, et je mecsplique si je veux. Na.