Korum Classic Hip Flask - Silver - 207ml


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The Korum Classic Hip Flask is designed specifically for dedicated coarse anglers who appreciate traditional gear and high-quality craftsmanship during their outdoor sessions. With its compact 207ml capacity and artistic detailing by Steve Phillips, it serves as the ideal companion for keeping a favorite beverage on hand while waiting for a bite; however, users should be aware that the metallic finish requires careful handling to avoid aesthetic surface scratches over time.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Container Volume | 207 |
| Model Part Number | K0310272-PN |
| Brand | Korum |
No, the flask should be hand-washed to protect the detailed artwork and the silver finish.
It is not recommended, as these liquids can damage the interior lining or create bacterial buildup. Stick to neutral, non-carbonated beverages.
Rinse with warm water and a mild soap. For a deeper clean, use a bottle brush specifically designed for narrow-neck containers.
The flask has a volume of 207ml, which is equivalent to 7 fluid ounces.
Yes, it features a secure screw-top design, often with a hinge to prevent losing the cap in the field.
Ensure the threads are free of dried residue; rinse the cap and top of the flask with warm water to clear any obstructions.
Thoroughly rinse the flask with a vinegar and water solution, followed by several thorough water rinses to neutralize any manufacturing residue.
Wipe immediately with a clean, microfiber cloth to prevent minerals from etching the surface finish.
To ensure your flask remains in top condition, rinse the interior with warm water and a mild detergent before its first use. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive scouring pads on the exterior silver finish, as this will mar the artwork. To maintain the luster, simply wipe the exterior with a soft, dry cloth. When filling, use a small funnel to prevent spills on the outer casing. It is recommended to store the flask in a soft protective sleeve or a dedicated pocket when not in use to preserve the detailed print by Steve Phillips.