• Ok, regarding the vacuum flasks...
    I'll post some pictures tonight...
    BUT... I'm a little disappointed to find that the reason they 'fit in cycling bottle cages' is because they're slightly smaller than a cycling bottle... So yes, they go in the cage, but they then rattle around in it. :(
    This isn't what I was led to believe.
    The flasks themselves are really nice. They've got a kind of matt black 'stone' finish, with the gloss black caps and logo.
    I tested one out, and after 8 hours the water inside was still plenty hot, and I reckon it could go a bit longer and still be hot enough to qualify as a 'hot drink'.

    I'm still waiting for a reply to my email regarding the tea infuser and whether the flip spout sports cap version is fine with hot liquids.
    The only thing I'm disappointed with as I said is that they don't fit tightly in a bottle cage.

    So I guess the question will be how many of you will still want one in light of this.
    Obviously if you're carrying it in a bag or pouch etc, it's not an issue.

    Let me know what you think.

  • Still on for it. I have to bend my cage already so that my bottles don't bounce out, so a bit more won't hurt. Or, as you say, carry it elsewhere. I normally have a bag of some kind on me.

  • They actually appear to be the same size as the original aluminium BRP bottles I had made a few years ago, as they sent a free sample of one of those again too and it also rattles.
    I guess it must have been that I also had 'squeezed' metal cages back then, so didn't notice the size... But now I'm a big boy with fancy Tune carbon cages that are a set size, I've noticed the smaller size of the flask/bottle. It's a shame they didn't use a standard cycling bidon diameter, but I guess cyclists weren't their main target market?

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