
Fressko Insulated Flask 500ml
People who want one flask for tea, coffee-on-the-go, and cold infusions.
- 500ml
- 385g
- 18/8 Stainless Steel
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People who want one flask for tea, coffee-on-the-go, and cold infusions.

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