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The Stanley Master Flask: A bold flask for bold adventures

The Stanley Master Flask: A bold flask for bold adventures

January 27, 2019 by Matt Jin Leave a Comment

Ever buy yourself a fancy flask only to immediately regret your decision when it leaked all over? Well, the new Stanley Master Flask lives up to its name and doesn’t disappoint. The Master Flask is one of the most robust flasks available on the market. It is capable of being a worthy companion and accompanying you on your adventures or whenever you need to go. To read another Loadout Room writer’s take on the Stanley Master Flask, check it out here.

Specifications

-Weight: 0.60 lbs
-Dimensions: 3.62” L x 1.38” W x 5.04” H
-Capacity: 8 oz
-1.0mm 18/8 Stainless Steel
-Foundry black powder coated
-Wide mouth opening
-Machined steel cap
-BPA-free

Specifications courtesy of Stanley

My thoughts and review

The Stanley Master Flask: A bold flask for bold adventures

What you see here is exactly what you get. Rather than being just another stylish flask like many others, the Master Flask is Stanley’s heavy-duty makeover to entertain those with hardwearing lifestyles. This is a thicker flask that can take a beating and get tossed around without any concern for leaks or damages. With that being said, its toughness comes at a price. The Master Flask is a going to be a little heavier and bulkier than other flasks on the market. This is by no means a deal breaker as it doesn’t make a significant difference, but it is going to be a little unsubtle to be carrying around on your person, especially while wearing lighter clothing.

Aside from its stout build, Stanley implemented a few features that add a nice tough. The Master Flask has a wider mouth opening compared to other flasks which makes it a little more convenient to pour or drink. The Foundry black powder coating not only gives the flask a nice look but it also adds a nice textured grip. The Stanley Master Flask currently has an MSRP of $35. Not a bad price for a burly flask that can handle your rough excursions and take some serious abuse.

All photos courtesy of the author, Matt Jin


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Filed Under: Camping Gear, Gentleman Drinks Tagged With: Adventure, Backpacking, Bottle, camping, Hiking, Master Flask, Master Series, Matt Jin, stanley, the loadout room, whiskey

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Matt Jin Matt Jin is a writer for The Loadout Room and a former U.S. Army infantryman who has served as a radio telephone operator, automatic rifleman, and fire team leader. Matt is a graduate student pursuing his M.A. in communication studies at California State University, Fullerton where he also earned his B.A. in American studies. In his spare time, he practices photography and Brazilian jiu-jitsu. He also enjoys traveling, watch collecting, and shooting guns. You can follow his work on Instagram (@U.S.Matt).

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