| Brand | Ocean Bottle |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 04OB01 |
| Colour | Forest Green |
| Product Dimensions | 2.68 x 2.68 x 8.54 cm; 320 Grams |
| Capacity | 500 Millilitres |
| Material | Silicone Recycled stainless steel Recycled Ocean Plastic Virgin PET |
| Item Weight | 320 g |
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It was given to me as a gift by my other half because I like to bring coffee with me to work, and we are quite conscious of the environmental impact so this seemed like a great choice.First - it is s*it as a flask! It doesn't insulate. I put hot coffee in it and close immediately, then drive to my work which takes 10min and yet as soon as I get to work it's already lukewarm and barely drinkable.Second - who cares about microchips or whatever it is inside (NFC chip)? I have not used it once, and I doubt anyone has more than a novelty - save your resources and stop trying to make a water bottle/flask interactive. I fully support your cause, but this seems to be a feature aimed at social media supporters and for people to 'show' how eco friendly they are to others.Third - not leak proof (see images). I wash out my flask each night, then fill it up in the morning and sit it inside my lunchbag - upright. It's on my passenger seat for the drive so it doesn't actually tip over at any point, it might lean a bit but that's it - yet it is dripping down past the 'seal' anyway. At this point, it almost seems like defying gravity because I don't even fill it pass the biggest opening point.I absolutely, 100% support the idea of using recycled materials, which is the main reason I do not buy coffee in disposable cups and prefer to use a re-usable glass and stainless steel bottles but there is a way of making a good flask out of these materials, this design is just not it!The only positive I can find is that it only has the one plastic seal (which is ironically enough probably why it's leaking) so it's all very easy to clean and keep clean as well - my previous flasks had plastic parts that eventually degraded over time and had to be disposed off, so the fact this is almost all stainless inside is a big plus. Though the lid is fully plastic which is not great and I suspect where most of the heat actually escapes from.Very disappointed because I would LOVE to support this company but as it is, I will have to source another flask that actually keeps my drinks hot and what I am left with is a subpar water bottle at best.For the price my partner paid (which was over £50 at the time he purchased it) it needs to be better.
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 December 2020
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