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Pumpkin Astronaut 22oz Insulated Bottle — "Brrr!" Thermal Water Bottle
Wake up the daily grind with a bottle that’s equal parts utility and personality. This 22 oz insulated bottle keeps drinks blisteringly hot or ice-cold for hours thanks to double-wall stainless steel with copper insulation. The matte powder-coat finish stands up to scrapes and sunlight while the wide mouth swallows ice cubes and makes filling simple. A screw-top lid with a sturdy stainless hand loop locks out spills and slips into backpacks with ease. The playful astronaut-pumpkin graphic wraps around the white body, adding a quirky, offbeat vibe that brightens commutes, trails, and studio sessions.

Product features
- Copper-insulated double-wall stainless steel for long-lasting temperature retention
- No condensation on the exterior — stays dry to the touch
- Spill-resistant screw-on lid with durable stainless steel hand loop
- Wide opening fits ice cubes and makes pouring or cleaning easy
- Scratch- and fade-resistant powder-coat finish; BPA-free

Care instructions
- Hand wash only

Pumpkin Astronaut 22oz Insulated Bottle — "Brrr!" Thermal Water Bottle

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