Thermos Stainless King Insulated Flask

[@Markknott29]

The inventor passed away before his work was a success he was given a posthermos award

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Oh dear! ~ Ben

[@shufrahkafuko]

thanks so much i understood how things are kept hot and cold

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I'm glad it was useful. ~ Ben

[@rogerkomula8057]

Good day, mate. Throw a shrimp on the Barbie and that's a knife.

[@waltermoore2099]

I love that knife reference!!

[@brody1883]

But the real question is, though if you feel it up halfway with the lid off, will the water freeze?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

I wouldn't recommend freezing water in these, Brody, you could damage the flask. You can, however, easily add ice cubes to the liquid inside. ~ Ben

[@brody1883]

Ok thx

[@johnt8784]

I just bought a Thermos 1.2L and I noticed the inner part of the cup does be wet/ sweat is that normal ?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

It can be abit of condensation @John T, it happens occassionally on mine. If its all the time & alot, just triple check the lid is on evenly and tight - might be minimal steam escaping. ~ Lauren

[@Skirgey]

Can't find the 2l version anywhere

[@SnowysOutdoors]

We do sell them here, Kris - www.snowys.com.au/stainless-king-insulated-2l-flask. Currently looks to be out of stock sorry, hopefully we have more later in the month. ~ Ben

[@Skirgey]

@@SnowysOutdoors cheers Ben will keep an eye out

[@alexl6976]

If 1.2L is king then 2.0L is emperor. I have both. Satisfied with their quality and shape design. There are not many large insulated bottle can be chosen in the market. Really hope brands can make 1.5L flasks for drinkers.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Thanks for your feedback, Alex, we've long been fans of the Thermos brand, they offer excellent value for money. ~ Ben

[@sunainasunuz3664]

I want it... but am from india... and how much the price in indiam money

[@SnowysOutdoors]

We only ship within Australia, Sunaina... sorry. ~ Ben

[@shufrahkafuko]

thanxs

[@SnowysOutdoors]

You're welcome. ~ Ben

[@Gollammeister]

Does anyone get moisture on inside of removable cup I figured this was normal as moisture on threads underside of screw cap

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Not uncommon to get a bit of condensation, especially with the difference in external temps and the air inside the cup lid being abit warmer. ~ Lauren

[@tolkouz1874]

Sorry Snowys, I have both these thermos and they are rubbish, not fit for purpose! They do not keep hot drinks hot for more than a few hours. The fact is being steel inner and outer the heat transfers out wards. After an hour if you touch the outside it is warm verging on hot, all the internal heat escapes. I’ve written to Thermos direct with no response. My last Thermos lasted 20 years and held heat for 24 hours, thats why, when i dropped and broke it, I bought 2 Thermos as replacement , profoundly disappointed. Im not seeking a refund, as theres nothing else I’ve seen on the market that gives me confidence they’re any better. Am going to attempt to externally insulate to keep heat in, but shouldn’t have to with such a well known brand. Love your reviews, but in this instance I felt compelled to let you and your viewers know my experience.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Thanks for your feedback, your experience isn't consistent with most as far as I am aware, something we'll keep an eye on though. ~ Ben

[@l31007]

Thanks for the size comparison but you didnt' show how to put your fluids in it.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

You fill it up via the black cap under the lid, l31007, the whole cap screws out. Sorry we didn't demonstrate this in the video. ~ Ben

[@l31007]

@@SnowysOutdoors Ok, I get it. Thank you.

[@Radio_180]

How to put fluid in it? You pour it into the flask…?

[@robertodeluca7997]

Don,t like the handles of the thermos flask.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Fair enough. ~ Ben

[@michaelstephen819]

'Easy to use handle'? You must be joking. Those are frustrating and downright dangerous. As you pour, the centre of gravity of the flask and liquid moves forward, pulling the flask forward via the hinges on that floppy handle. This can cause boiling water to overshoot your container and cause scalding.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

The handle is for carrying, Michael, I'd recommend holding the body of the bottle when pouring. ~ Ben