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This premium US drinkware brand tailored for adventurers are designed by two outdoor and craft cocktail enthusiasts. High Camp products offer a functional yet refined alternative to traditional flasks, ideal for boating adventures, use around the campfire, on a hike, or while travelling.
The Firelight 750 is a stainless-steel vacuum flask and tumbler set designed to carry a full bottle of spirits or wine. Its patent-pending design includes two 325ml tumblers that magnetically attach to the flask’s top and base. With double-wall insulation, it keeps drinks hot or cold for 24 hours. It is leak-proof, BPA-free, and easy to clean thanks to Electrogloss technology. Available in brushed stainless, copper, or gunmetal finishes, the Firelight is built for portability and durability.

The Parkside Flask offers a similar 750ml insulated design but is shaped for wine. It comes with two 315ml tumblers, inspired by stemless wine glasses, which attach to the flask ends via the brand’s PhantomLock system. Also made from 18/8 sommelier-grade stainless steel, the Parkside keeps wine at the ideal temperature and ensures a clean pour with a no-drip lip. Colour options include Granite, Cypress, Rose, and Parasol Grey.

Both products are 100% plastic- and BPA-free, with wide-mouth openings for easy filling—no funnel needed.
For more information on this boating flask range, prices or to order, click here.
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