Stanley Mountain Vacuum Food System

Mountain vacuum food system is the new product from Stanley, it´s a thermal container that can keep your food hot for up to 13 hours, or your beverage cold for up to 11 hours. It features an innovative vacuum system that´s at the base of the temperature´s preservation, so you can get your home cooked hot meal whenever you go outdoors, or on any trip. Built from stainless steel, it´s very rugged and with a simple design. It has an integrated jar to cook, if you wish to do so, a vacuum insulated food jar and a spork to eat with too. An important item if you like your food hot and are an outdoor life fan. watch the video

Also from Stanley, check out the Mountain Vacuum Coffee System

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