Excessive Camp retains cranking out the flamboyant flasks, and so long as they do, we’ll carry on protecting them.
The brand new Firelight Flask is just like the final Excessive Camp flask we reviewed, the Parkside Flask. Each maintain 750ml of liquid and embrace two tumblers that adhere magnetically to the highest and backside of the upright unit. It’s an replace over the older Firelight Flask mannequin — which we reviewed in its half-size rendition — with the inclusion of some considerate updates.
For starters, the tumblers at the moment are vacuum insulated very similar to the flask itself, serving to to maintain drinks chilly and arms heat. The mouth to the flask is wider, so it’s simpler to get ice inside — however not overly fats. You’ll nonetheless have to depend on comparatively slender cubes as a substitute of your massive cocktail rocks. The cap itself is now textured to make it simpler to open; no extra fumbling with the graceful steel as seen on the earlier version. And lastly, there’s one extra coloration possibility — black onyx — along with the opposite three metallic tones.
Our opinion of the flask stays the identical: It appears to be like nice, it really works nice, and you may get a complete bottle of wine (or whatnot) into it, guaranteeing it stays cool for the entire day. Whereas I just like the extra colourful look and streamlined really feel of the Parkside somewhat higher, that’s actually only a matter of private desire. Each flasks work nearly identically, elevating the bar in your subsequent tailgate, picnic, or boat outing. Simply come ready along with your pockets!
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Excessive Camp Firelight Flask 2.0
$129
