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Saving endangered species with every sip! Support RSCF's efforts to return critically endangered mountain bongo antelope to Kenya. Visit us online for more. www.rarespecies.org

A compact, stout companion for slow nights by the fire and quick toasts at the trailhead. This 6oz stainless steel flask wears a deep matte finish and a bold mountain bongo emblem that catches the eye without shouting. It feels solid in hand — weighty when full, smooth against the palm — and the leak-proof screw-top stays put as you slip it into a pocket or field bag. Double-wall insulation helps keep a sip warm on a crisp morning or cool during summer rendezvous. Bring along a little warmth and a touch of personality wherever you wander.

Product features
- 6 oz capacity — pocket-friendly and travel-ready
- Durable 100% stainless steel body with powder-coated finish
- Double-wall insulation to help maintain temperature
- Leak-proof screw-top lid with secure latch
- UV DTF printed design; hand wash only

Care instructions
- Hand wash only

Mountain Bongo 6oz Stainless Steel Flask by RSCF

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