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The Mass Wide Mouth Straw Lid Compatibility Most Sports Water Bottle (Cobalt)

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The Mass Wide Mouth Straw Lid Compatibility Most Sports Water Bottle (Cobalt)
- Fit Most Wide Mouth Insulated Bottles Sizes 16 oz, 18 oz, 20 oz, 32 oz, 40 oz, and 64 oz., from brands such as Hydro Flask and Takeya and simple modern
- This item is NOT compatible with the Hydro Flask Growler products.
- It comes with two separate straws that can be cut to fit your Wide Mouth Hydro Flasks and has a convenient finger loop so you can clip your bottle while on the go.
- EASY TO USE: Flip the top, drink right away. Enjoy your favorite icy-cold beverage in seconds, never bother unscrewing the lid again and again. One-handed flipping design, especially handy for drinking beverage while driving or jogging, will never put your safety in jeopardy.
- 1 YEARS Guarantee
Country USA
Brand The Mass
Manufacturer The Mass
Binding Tools & Home Improvement
ItemPartNumber The Mass-1
Model The Mass-1
Color Cobalt
UnitCount 1
UPCs 713721278169
EANs 0713721278169
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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