RBT Stainless Steel Drinking Flask (Black) (B4-06717)

Item isn’t just for show. I’d say about 15 it’s a fair deal. It doesn’t leak as advertised. Wonderful to have while hiking, camping or while fishing. Putting some good whiskey/bourbon is what it should be used for.

seems like it would have been great had they not broken the first time I tried to open them.

While stylish and attractive on the outside (almost has an art-deco vibe to it), the construction is cheap and there was rust on the inside at the seams.I was looking for a stylish flask that would be a lightweight step-up from my prior Stanley flask that was more suitable to the nicer scotchs and whiskeys that I'm drinking of late. This was a contender with some of the other titanium offerings on the market and this one was clearly not up to par with other flasks at 2/3rds the price.While I didn't have the same issue removing the top as the other reviewer (I was able to pull off the lid with a strait pull), and I don't see any concerns with leaking, the overall construction used very thin gauge metal and the rust inside (shining a flashlight through) was a deal breaker.Compared to flasks with a simpler shape, it seems like the more complex design, with steps, edges, angles, etc. just make for a more complex manufacturing process where I'd prefer solid quality for my spirits instead of external aesthetics.

I bought 4 of these as groomsmen gifts. 3 out of 4 are OK, but not worth the pricetag. The fourth broke on its first open due to an angled pull instead of a twist and straight pull. Im sorry but if you make something to be carried it should be able to stand up to someone figuring out how to open it for the first time. The sealing cap is held on by a plastic pin that appears to be either molded or vibration welded to the cap. It is only a 3-4mm diameter pin. This will not stand up to pocket use.Flask looks good. Thats about it.