Yeti Flask

Yeti has just unveiled its first-ever flask, perfect for those who enjoy pocket-sized adventures and discreet sips. This portable and tough flask is designed for stealthy enjoyment, whether you're waiting for the fish to bite or the good times to roll.

The Yeti Flask is made from kitchen-grade 18/8 stainless steel, ensuring it is puncture and rust-resistant. It holds up to 7 ounces of your favorite spirit and features an easy twist cap, a stainless steel funnel for effortless pouring, and a slightly curved shape that fits comfortably in your pocket. Its DuraCoat Colors are durable and resistant to peeling or cracking, maintaining a sleek appearance.

Available in black, white, pink, blue, red, and a classic stainless steel option, the Yeti Flask caters to different tastes and styles. With its dishwasher-safe construction, it's easy to clean and ready for your next adventure.

BARK BEER | DOG COLLAR BOTTLE OPENER

We have featured here (Ibottle opener, road popper, fridge magnet) some very original bottle openers, but nothing as crazy as this! The Bark Beer is a dog collar and bottle opener in one. Next time your are at home, at a pool party or bbq and looking for a bottle opener, just call your dog! You just need to teach him to fetch you a beer. Fun idea, makes a great gift. ...
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TEXAS BRAND COFFEE

The Texas Brand Coffee by Nº 4 St. James is specifically made for those who take their cup of Joe seriously. This Texan brand takes only the green beans from certified organic family farm owned growers in Chiapas-Mexico, to then roast and grind them at Big Bend Coffee Roasters. The final procedure is to bottle the delicious coffee in a beautiful French aluminium bottle that takes half a pound of the valuable powder. After it´s empty, you still get to use the cool ...
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Upcycled WWII Jerry Can Bar Cabinet

This Upcycled WWII Jerry Can Bar Cabinet from Danish Fuel is a unique piece of art and history. Crafted from authentic WWII-era jerry cans, this bar cabinet ensures each piece carries a slice of history, not just a reproduction. Originally designed in 1937 and widely used by 1939, these jerry cans played a crucial role in the war. Now, they have been meticulously restored and repurposed into stylish bar cabinets. Featuring beautiful wood paneling and a mirror...
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