Insulated coffee flask

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Taz

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The halfway hut opened on the course today so I'm looking at getting some sort of flask to put a hot drink in rather than try and carry the flimsy disposable cup and lid.

Something like this :

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www.ion8.co.uk



Any other suggestions?
 
Never seen or used that brand. But I use a lot of insulated flasks/mugs for work and need them to be hard wearing. The Camelback one listed below is really good, can pick them up anywhere including Amazon can put it in your bag and it won’t leak and is easy to clean.

My ultimate recommendation would
Be a YETI though( the 2nd link), insulation is excellent they can take an absolute battering and you will not lose heat. They’re also excellent in the summer as put ice in it and that drinks cold all day. For golf I’d look at the rambler tumbler style,
But if you want something really good go for the actual Rambler that thing will last you years. Mine goes everywhere gets battered, dropped, stuffed in bags and has never lost an ounce of its insulation.

www.gooutdoors.co.uk

Forge Vacuum Insulated Mug 0.35L

The Camelbak Forge Vacuum Insulated Mug is great for early risers who want to get up and go and have their morning brew en route.Tea and coffee stays as hot for up for up to six hours in the strong and sturdy stainless steel vessel. The one-handed lever snaps back when you finishing drinking to...
www.gooutdoors.co.uk www.gooutdoors.co.uk

 
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I've got an Aladdin one with a leak proof lid. It's very good. Mine was about £12 but they seemed to have jumped in price. Mine be one that goes up and down. Just wait for the right moment.

If you are happy with a bottle set up, Chilly's are excellent. Great for both hot and cold drinks.
 
Lord Tyrion said:
I've got an Aladdin one with a leak proof lid. It's very good. Mine was about £12 but they seemed to have jumped in price. Mine be one that goes up and down. Just wait for the right moment.

If you are happy with a bottle set up, Chilly's are excellent. Great for both hot and cold drinks.
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I have a chillys flask for the summer, I'm after a mug type for hot drinks, especially whilst we are carrying.
Mind you if the halfway hit takes off I could need two 🤣
 
Apologies for jumping on this thread…

I’ve been after a decent insulated coffee mug for a while, but every one I’ve tried gets binned… they all seem to give the coffee a weird taste. Assume it’s some sort of reaction with the metal. Has anyone found one that doesn’t taint the flavour of hot drinks?
 
timd77 said:
Apologies for jumping on this thread…

I’ve been after a decent insulated coffee mug for a while, but every one I’ve tried gets binned… they all seem to give the coffee a weird taste. Assume it’s some sort of reaction with the metal. Has anyone found one that doesn’t taint the flavour of hot drinks?
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Can't say I've noticed it with the Contigo.
 
timd77 said:
Apologies for jumping on this thread…

I’ve been after a decent insulated coffee mug for a while, but every one I’ve tried gets binned… they all seem to give the coffee a weird taste. Assume it’s some sort of reaction with the metal. Has anyone found one that doesn’t taint the flavour of hot drinks?
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100% buy the Yeti. No weird taste , no residual smells and lovely warm drinks literally all day long
 
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