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Hydro Flask Insulated Cooler Cup 12oz 110103 Double click of button initiates
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Hydro Flask Insulated Cooler Cup 12oz 110103 Double click of button initiates Double click of button initiates high intensity strobe of selected light source Push button switch enables disables selected lighting source starting at low intensity and progressing to the brightest intensity High impact super tough nylon case offers exceptional durability and weather resistance The Streamlight Sidewinder Aviation Model Flashlight is the most versatile military light in the world UPC: 724065715579 TempShield double wall vacuum insulation Multi use design works as a can bottle cooler & 12oz beverage cup Fits most cup holders Flex collar locks in the cold with a snug fit Made with 18 8 pro grade stainless steel Color Last powder coat is durable & sweat free BPA free & dishwasher safe This stainless steel insulated bottle and can cooler keeps a 12 oz beer or soda cold Category: Survival & Outdoor › Coolers & Drinkware
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