Dopper Steel Water Bottle

Meet the Dopper Steel, a tough, robust, and sleek water bottle and cup in one, that you wouldn´t mind showing off. Designed by Dutch company Dopper, the beautiful water bottle is produced with a net zero carbon footprint, is BPA free and is made largely of recycled plastic. The Dopper holds a little less than a liter, and is the ideal travel bottle, keeping you hydrated during your city trips, outdoor adventures, long days at work and relaxing hours at home. Unlike other water bottles, the Dopper Steel has a wide opening for very easy cleaning. watch the video

10% of all proceeds go to clean water access projects in Nepal.

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