Which thermos flask

[AlexC1981]

I've got one of these Stanley thermos flasks and it's excellent. The only downside is that it is a bit heavy so you would not want to take it with you on a long hike.

[indigostr]

I have 2 of the stanleys. One is for work and has taken 10 years of abuse, other I use for hot water on continental trips. Water stays hot all day. Brilliant flask but it is on the heavy side. Lifetime warranty as well.

[RoachM]

Depends what you need it for / how big.

I'm often on the road so have the Thermos Work Series Flask, keeps my drinks boiling hot for over a day and in the summer is great for keeping my water cold.

[s70rmp]

I've just got this one

https://www.amazon.co.uk/AA-Essentials-Stainless-I...

for our trip to Highlands of Scotland tomorrow for a week.

[TwigtheWonderkid]

Avex travel mugs are superb. One handed operation, so great if you're driving, and completely leak free.

[vixen1700]

Had Stanleys over the years and they've been fantastic.

[alfaman]

daddy cool said:

I have a LifeVenture flask:

I got it because:
- It looks like an artillery shell
- It looks like the sort of thing the SAS might bring their hot chocolate in while on secret missions

Had it for years - works well and keeps things hot for a long time.
Sadly the current model has quite colourful text on the side.

i had a couple of their smaller ones which blew the vacuum after a year or so - went back under warranty but the replacement also failed.

Some of my friends have used tesco steel / Alu flasks - seem OK and not too expensive

Make sure the liner is metal not glass ( which breaks if dropped)