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Stainless steel drinking bottle | Wave | 25 oz
This beautiful stainless steel drinking bottle is eco-friendly, 100% plastic-free, BPA-free and vacuum insulated. The sturdy and durable bottle will keep your drinks hot for 12 hours or cold for 24 hours.
€32,95
€29,65
Why we support - Salty Mind -
WATER - OUR ELIXIR OF LIFE
Water - we are made of it. It is therefore important to drink enough. Your own, reusable water bottle will remind you of this and always let you have enough water with you. Regardless of whether you are doing sports, at work, at university or while traveling. With the Salty Mind stainless steel water bottle you are well equipped.
WHY STAINLESS STEEL?
The Salty-Mind stainless steel drinking bottle is 100% free of plastic and plasticizers. Stainless steel is of course free of BPA, BPS & phthalates and also odorless and tasteless. This means that it is harmless to health even after years of use.
By using your own stainless steel drinking bottle, you are saying "No!" To single-use products and thinking about the environment. The right step into the future.
WHY CORK?
Cork is easily recyclable and one of the most sustainable resources on earth.
Cork is non-slip. Thanks to the cork coating, the Salty Mind stainless steel water bottle is comfortable and easy to grip.
Even if the bottle gets hot from exposure to sunlight, attacking the bottle is still not a problem. With the cork border, this heat is not absorbed and you can simply enjoy.
Cork is water-repellent and does not absorb sweat and odors.
1% for the ocean
Oceans and seas make up 70% of the earth's surface.
A habitat for plants and animals.
Projections suggest that by 2050 more plastic will swim in the ocean than fish. In addition, overfishing and acidification destroy life there and thus the marine ecosystem.
The ocean is in danger and needs our help.
That is why they donate 1% of their sales to sustainable marine projects.
In 2021 they decided to plant corals.