VSSL Flask
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VSSL Flask
Survival gear. Just say those two words and you’ll probably think “study” or “practical”, but there is some survival gear on the market today which not only multitasks, but is also uber cool. The VSSL Flask is one such gadget.
- What Is It: A flask which doubles up as a flashlight and more.
- Why Buy It: It’s survival gear at its coolest.
- The Details: The VSSL Flask costs rrp $90 and comes in a stainless steel green finish, available from www.stuffandthings.com.au.
Road Test
The VSSL Flask is not only designed to hold your choice of beverage; it also doubles up as a powerful flashlight to help guide you in the dark, and has a built-in compass to help you find your way. This nifty flask pays tribute to the end of prohibition, and is designed to be easy to take on your adventures. The VSSL Flask is 23cm long with a diameter of 5cm, it weighs around 400g, and its made from seamless military specification aluminium. That’s tough. A Key feature is the flashlight, which has two modes(static and SOS) and acts as an LED ‘flood’ beam lantern light which can illuminate a large area. Another key feature is the flask interior, which is treated with non-removable, non-breakable glass to preserve the quality of whatever beverage you’re carrying. And besides the oil filled compass, the flask also comes equipped with two collapsible stainless steel shot glasses, a bottle opener, and it has a hidden compartment which can be used as a third shot cup, or keep something else safe. Whether you’re planning to go camping or on a long road trip, the VSSL Flask is well worth adding to your lineup of essentials.
UltimateTravelMagazine.com Loves
- The VSSL’s built-in flashlight is useful at any time.
- It looks sleek and stylish.
- It’s hard wearing and won’t break.
Insider Tips
- If you are not using your VSSL Flask for a long period of time, remember to remove the batteries in case they leak.
- To clean, wash with warm water and light soap, then rinse.
- By:
- Ben Hall