Spring water company Liquid Death is known for its edgy marketing. But we’re thinking that their casket-shaped flask would be ideal for something with a little more kick, like your favorite whiskey. The 6 oz. stainless steel Flasket features an embossed skull and snake design and the phrases “Murder Your Thirst” and “Death to Plastic” on its sides.
These handsome modern flasks feature a glass container wrapped in a baseball-stitched leather jacket. A cutout in each case lets you see how much booze you have left, and it comes with both stainless steel and plastic leakproof lids. The set includes 100 mL and 240 mL flasks. Also sold individually or with silicone jackets.
When is a flask not just a flask? When it’s a three-piece bar set, so you can share drinks with a friend. High Camp’s Firelight 750 consists of a vacuum-insulated flask and a pair of 6 oz. “six-shooter” steel tumblers. The flask holds up to 750ml, a full bottle of wine, or other spirits. Comes in stainless, copper, or gunmetal finishes.
While we’re not sure any ceramic object should be called “rugged,” we do love the look of this handmade ceramic travel flask from Drifter Mercantile. It also won’t set off metal detectors. The flask has a shiny black glaze, embossed “DRIFTER” logotype, and a leather strap to hold its cork stopper in place. Also available in white.
Cognitive Surplus offers all kinds of great gifts for lovers of science, engineering, nature, and the world around us. We love their festive flasks which feature detailed illustrations with a tactile feel. They’re made from stainless steel with a wide mouth opening, and hold up to 18oz of hot or cold beverages.
Hibear makes the most versatile insulated bottle you can buy. The stainless steel All-Day Adventure Flask holds up to 32 oz. and includes the parts needed to make pour-over and cold brew coffee, tea, cocktails, infusions, and more. The silicone sleeve at its bottom can also be removed and used as a mug.
Memobottle is expanding its plastic slimline bottle series to add stainless steel versions. The new bottles feature the same bag-friendly profiles and leakproof caps as their BPA-free plastic cousins and come in 8 oz., 16 oz., 20 oz. and 33 oz. sizes in either black or white matte finishes.
BrüMate’s drink flasks feature a look inspired by vintage WWII gasoline “jerry” cans. They hold 8 oz. of your drink of choice and are cast from stainless steel with a special food-safe coating to eliminate any metallic aftertaste. They’re available in numerous colors, including some cool camouflage patterns.
Roark’s handsome and unique drink flask features a stainless steel body, wrapped in authentic Harris Tweed. The famed Scottish wool textile feels great in the hand and looks great with its rich weave of fall colors. Each end is wrapped in stitched leather, and it features an official Harris Tweed label on back.
Swag Brewery’s flasks explain what’s really inside of them, with labels like “Tears of My Enemy,” “Holy Water,” and of course “Definitely Not a Flask Full of Booze.” Each one is made of food-grade stainless steel, and makes a great stocking stuffer for boozehounds.
Wingback’s compact cylindrical flask is precisely machined from stainless steel. Its base can be customized with an inscription, and removed for easy cleaning, even in the dishwasher. It also doubles as a bottle opener.
Linz Zuelich of Wood Brain creates beautiful and elegant flasks by layering thin veneers of wood onto a stainless steel drink containers using waterproof, permanent adhesive. While they’re all pretty nifty, we’re particularly fond of the multi-wood versions.
Have a swig always at the ready with this tiny flask. Etsy store Brand & Iron makes 1oz. stainless steel flasks that have hand-stitched leather cases. You can choose from brown, dark brown or a black leather case.
Mitchell Spain makes porcelain and clay glasses, shot glasses, mugs and flasks that look incredibly similar to rusted vintage cans and containers. The designs are made in Photoshop and then printed on the ceramic using a decal printer.
The Dividere Flask is an 8oz stainless steel hip flask that has two chambers, allowing you to carry two drinks in one container. You can twist the cap to switch between the chambers or dispense from both at once for mixing. It also has windows for both chambers.
Most flasks are made from stainless steel or pewter. For those looking for something different, this pure titanium model is worth a look. It’s lightweight but substantial, non-toxic, rust- and corrosion-proof, and adds no taste to beverages inside. Holds 6.1 fluid ounces.
The Firelight Flask is for folks who enjoy drinking with friends while outdoors. The 750ml flask comes with two grooved tumblers that attach to the flask’s top and bottom via magnets. Both the flask and the tumblers have double-wall insulation.
JACE.design offers drinkware, phone cases, posters and more that you can customize with a print of your desired location or coordinates. For the cases, bags and posters, you can zoom in on or out of the location and pick from a handful of drawing styles.
For a moment, we thought we’d need secret decoder pin to figure out what the cryptic letters meant on the face of this black stainless steel flask, or maybe it would make sense after a good swig of whiskey. Instead, it’s just the alphabet, listed backwards.
This flask might look soft, but it’s made entirely from steel. Each 5 oz. container has unique ripples created in the metal via hydroforming. Available in white gloss, black matte, and shiny stainless. Set of three available here.
While some of us professional drinkers might carry our booze in a full-size thermos, sometimes all you need is just a nip. Fred & Friends‘ whimsical flask should fill the bill just fine, holding 10oz of booze, and offering sips from its 2oz cup lid. Available soon.
Whether you’re up for a round of Drunk Hunt, Super Bar-Hop Bros. or Kega Man, you’ll be all set for sipping some spirits with these fun retrotendo style flasks. They’re made from BPA-free plastic, and you won’t have to blow on them to get them to work.
