Thermal Bottle No name Stanley Wellspring 0.71 L Indigo - insulated stainless steel flask

Thermal Bottle No name Stanley Wellspring 0.71 L Indigo is an insulated stainless steel flask with 0.71 litre capacity designed for everyday use, travel and outdoor activities. The vacuum-insulated body maintains beverage temperature over extended periods while the compact shape fits most cup holders. A screw-top lid provides spill resistance and simple opening and closing for drinks on the go.

Advantages

The double-wall stainless steel construction offers thermal retention for both hot and cold drinks without imparting flavors. The compact 0.71 L size balances capacity and portability, making it practical to carry in backpacks, bike cages and car cup holders. The screw-top closure reduces the risk of leaks and simplifies cleaning compared with permanently attached lids.

Suitable for

• Carrying water, tea or coffee during commutes
• Outdoor activities such as hiking, camping and cycling
• Office use to keep beverages hot or cold at the desk
• Travel where a compact, insulated flask is needed

Key specifications

• Capacity: 0.71 litre
• Material: stainless steel, vacuum insulated double wall
• Finish / colour: Indigo
• Closure type: screw-top lid for spill resistance
• Shape: compact design suitable for cup holders

How to use

Pre-rinse the bottle with warm water before first use. Fill the flask with your beverage, close the screw-top lid securely and place it in a cup holder or bag. To keep hot drinks warmer for longer, preheat the flask by rinsing it with hot water before pouring in the beverage. For cold drinks, pre-chill the bottle or use chilled liquid. Open the lid carefully to avoid sudden pressure release from hot contents.

Usage recommendations

Hand wash the bottle and lid with mild detergent; avoid abrasive cleaners. Do not place the insulated flask in a dishwasher unless the manufacturer explicitly permits it. Avoid using the bottle for carbonated drinks or for long-term storage of perishable liquids. Periodically check the screw-top seal for wear and replace if the seal no longer prevents leaks.