64 oz Wide Mouth Water Bottle with Flex Straw Cap
Description
Extra large wide mouth water bottle with leakproof straw. Go big, flip it and sip it with the Hydro Flask 64 oz Wide Mouth Bottle With Flex Straw Cap. With a comfortable, flexible handle, the closeable, leakproof straw cap is easy to open and close with one hand, for on-demand hydration. Double-wall insulation keeps drinks cold up to 24 hours for cool refreshment. The insulated bottle easily fits ice cubes and is dishwasher safe.
24 hours cold
TempShield®️ double-wall vacuum insulation
Leakproof when closed
Pure taste, no flavor transfer
Wide Mouth opening is ice-cube friendly
Flex Straw Cap not intended for use with hot liquids
Not for use on a stove, in a microwave or freezer
Bottle fits all Wide Mouth caps and lids
Why It Matters
Having a cup or tumbler that keeps drinks cold (or warm) and within reach makes it easier to take small, consistent sips throughout the day. When water tastes “off,” even switching temperatures or using a favorite mug can help make it more tolerable.
It’s a simple tool, but one that supports energy, recovery, and overall comfort in a very real, everyday way.
Extra large wide mouth water bottle with leakproof straw. Go big, flip it and sip it with the Hydro Flask 64 oz Wide Mouth Bottle With Flex Straw Cap. With a comfortable, flexible handle, the closeable, leakproof straw cap is easy to open and close with one hand, for on-demand hydration. Double-wall insulation keeps drinks cold up to 24 hours for cool refreshment. The insulated bottle easily fits ice cubes and is dishwasher safe.
24 hours cold
TempShield®️ double-wall vacuum insulation
Leakproof when closed
Pure taste, no flavor transfer
Wide Mouth opening is ice-cube friendly
Flex Straw Cap not intended for use with hot liquids
Not for use on a stove, in a microwave or freezer
Bottle fits all Wide Mouth caps and lids
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