REUZBL Bottle Bumper Silicone Boot Sleeve Protector Accessories with Handle for 26 oz & 36 oz Stainless Steel Water Bottles

• [Designed for Yeti Flask] The REUZBL Yeti Flask Sleeves are each designed to perfectly fit the varying Yeti Flask sizes. The silicone sleeve slides onto the top and bottom of the bottle with the handle securing both firmly in place. You will never worry about losing your REUZBL sleeve no matter what you put it through.
• [Comfort Grip Handle] Secures the top and bottom portion of the REUZBL bottle sleeve and also acts as an optional carrying handle with additional protection from drops and falls. The handles flexibility allows it to slightly retract when not in use thereby slimming the sleeves profile. The handle is optimal for outdoor adventures and daily use, you won't be able to use your flask without it.
• [Soft and Cushioning] Durable silicone eliminates the annoying clicking and clanking noises associated with moving or setting down your Yeti Flask. The 7mm thick silicone will feel make you confident in setting your flask on rocks, concrete, or wherever your adventure takes you.
• [Unique Colors] Inspired by the beautiful Hawaiian Islands, it reminds us of the importance in reducing plastic water bottle waste and offering colors that resemble the picturesque landscape and aquatic life. Protect your Yeti Flask and help protect the environment.
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Our Mission Is Simple. We would like to see a dramatic reduction in single-use plastic bottles and for everyone to drink clean water. How often have you gone to a big box retailer only to witness cart after cart with cases of plastic bottled water being wheeled out the exit No doubt you've heard of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch which has grown to the twice the size of Texas. (That's two Texases) Have you ever driven across Texas It's huge! There's now a plastics trash problem from the highest peak, Mt Everest, to the lowest depths of the Mariana Trench, where they've recently found plastic trash on the bottom. One well protected, extremely useful and well maintained water bottle may be what each of us needs to do our part.