Extended stainless steel pocket clip

Elongated Polished Stainless Steel Pocket Hip Flask

History and Specific Design

Pocket flasks for spirits experienced their social boom in the 18th and 19th centuries when they were the privilege of military officers and wealthy travellers. With the advent of stainless steel, they became practically indestructible and found a firm place in the kits of trench soldiers and civilians during the American Prohibition. This flask stands out with its elongated and slightly curved profile, which anatomically adapts to the human body perfectly. Furthermore, it is equipped with a highly practical detail on both the battlefield and in the wild: a captive top (a hinged screw cap). Thanks to this clever mechanism, you will never drop your cap into the mud or snow again.

Proper Care for Stainless Steel

To ensure the product serves you reliably and your beverage always retains its pure taste, proper care is required. Before the very first use, thoroughly rinse the flask with warm water and a little mild washing-up liquid, then let it dry completely. Wash it by hand only and strictly avoid using a dishwasher. The golden rule of experienced woodsmen is: never leave alcohol inside the flask for more than three days, as the spirit might acquire an unwanted metallic aftertaste. The vessel is intended exclusively for pure spirits. Absolutely avoid filling it with acidic juices, hot beverages, or carbonated fizzy drinks, which could react unfavourably with the metal.

Technical Product Specifications