Helly Hansen Womens Crew Jacket 2.0, Black [Eastside Vocational Services, Inc.] color_Travis_Mathew_TM1MU416 This durable bottle will hold SBP
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Helly Hansen Womens Crew Jacket 2.0, Black [Eastside Vocational Services, Inc.] color_Travis_Mathew_TM1MU416 This durable bottle will hold SBP This durable bottle will hold a full bottle of wine and won't leave you with broken glass if dropped Perfect for taking camping with friends or hanging out in the backyard Thermo 3D™ Double Wall Vacuum Insulation Technology Keeps your drink hot up to 12 hours and cold for 24 hours 18 8 medical grade stainless steel doesn't transfer flavor or leave you with a metal aftertaste in your mouth Hardshell™ Powder coat for great color and prevents peeling BPA free Does not sweat Leak free design Easy to clean Holds a standard bottle of wine 25 oz Tailored for a feminine fit with shaped sleeve cuffs and a drop tail hem and breathable 0 has become a versatile staple for everything'sfrom sailing to a trip into the city
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