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Kinto insulated bottle 550 ml

A clean, lightweight and reliable flask for everyday tea drinking, travel or commuting. Thanks to its vacuum-insulated double wall, it keeps your drink at the desired temperature for longer, whether it's hot tea, cold brew or spring water. A practical companion for everyday life. 550 ml

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Kinto Tumbler 550 ml

The KINTO 'water tumbler' thermos is an elegant, lightweight, and reliable companion for everyday use – especially if tea is part of your day, not just at home but also on the go. Its clean design, delicate proportions, and pleasant-to-touch surface make it both a practical item and a beautiful, quiet presence on your desk, in your bag, or while traveling.

The vacuum-insulated, double-walled construction helps to maintain the temperature of your drink for longer periods. It is particularly useful for carrying hot water: if you want to enjoy tea at work, on the road, during a hike, or on a long day, you don't have to compromise on water at the right temperature. For a good cup of tea, the water is just as important as the tea leaves themselves – and this tumbler helps you keep the option of enjoying tea with you even when you step out of the quiet of your home.

It works just as well for cold beverages. For cold-brew teas, iced drinks, water, or carbonated beverages, it helps maintain a refreshing temperature, making it a practical choice in summer, when traveling, or during long days in the city. According to the manufacturer's data, the bottle can keep drinks hot or cold for up to 6 hours.

The lid opens with a single twist, and the integrated handle allows for comfortable carrying. The mouth is wide enough to drink from easily, add ice, fill, or rinse. Its lightweight, compact design doesn't weigh down your bag, yet it's large enough to carry a truly useful amount of liquid.

The interior surface is made of stainless steel, and its smooth design helps keep it clean and less likely to absorb the odors or flavors of drinks. The understated beauty characteristic of KINTO products is also present here: nothing is superfluous, yet every detail is thoughtfully designed. A well-designed water bottle for those who appreciate their everyday items being simple, durable, and beautiful.

Key Features

  • Capacity: 550 ml
  • Vacuum-insulated, double-walled design
  • For carrying hot water, tea, cold drinks, and carbonated beverages
  • Keeps hot and cold: approx. 6 hours
  • Lightweight, portable design
  • Lid with integrated handle
  • Wide mouth for easy filling and cleaning
  • Material: 18-8 stainless steel, polypropylene, silicone
  • BPA-free
  • Compact size for its capacity

Usage note: To improve heat retention, it is recommended to pre-warm or pre-cool the bottle with a small amount of hot or cold water for 1-2 minutes before use. Not suitable for microwave ovens or dishwashers.

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