Valtcan Titanium Hip Flask Canteen Military Design180ml 6 oz Capacity Camping Hiking with Custom Ti Funnel Ultralight 144g

Very nice flask. Amazingly light and strong. I wondered if the titanium would change the flavor of the contents, but it doesn't. Not exactly the shape I would expect for a hip flask but it is comfortable. The funnel is on the small side and you have to be very careful with it. If you leave it flat on the top of the flask it can seal and overflow before the flask is full. So you need to keep it tilted a little to let the air escape as the liquid enters. It also has the same problem as all such flasks that you can't see the level of the liquid in the flask to know when it is full. On another note the lid makes kind of a grinding sound when you screw it on or off. The sound is less noticeable when the flask is full.

The flask itself is pretty nifty. It’s a little on the smaller side (only 6oz volume vs standard 8oz). I own both Valtcan flasks and this one seems like it’s thinner than their bigger version.It has a few dents in it already from only 2 campings trips, and moderate use. It is very nice that it sits in the cary pouch for their canteen. If you carry it in your pocket or loose in your bag, expect it to get banged up a bit and some scuffs.So far I have had no leaking or any other issues. It’s a good piece of equipment even if the material is a bit thin.

This flask is made from super strong titanium. It wasn’t heavy but it looks extremely durable. It also came with a nice little pouch and a funnel.

Lots to like and dislike about this little guy. First off, it's a little smaller than I thought it would be. And, I know, that's what she said, but I digress.Comes in a little white carry bag, that's a tight fit. Would like that to be made out of something cooler, in a better color, with a hair more room in it.Comes with a little funnel. Mine had the hole off center. Not sure if that's intentional, or a manifacturing error. It will nest on the lid of the flask, and you can tighten up the drawstring of the bag to hold it there, if you want. When using the funnel, you want to hold it just above the opening, so air can escape. If you just set it in there and pour, it will overflow.Mouth of the flask is pretty small, and won't let you chug it.Lid of the flask flops around and bops you in the face if you don't hold it down. Would be cool if it locked back somehow.Been wanting a pocket flask to carry water on short trips to the store or post office, and for a coat pocket in the Winter. This will do the trick. I just think it could be improved on.Not the greatest for water, but more appropriate for liquor, by the looks of it, with the slow pour, and small capacity.I'll still use it as planned, until I find a better option, though. I do love Valtcan and titanium goodies like this, and it is halfway cool, lightweight, and better than steel or plastic. 👍

This is what I was waiting for! The titanium excuse for drinking in almost every situation! But seriously, I have so many flasks, why get another? Well, it sounds stupid, but it really is very light weight as it should be with the materials, and the form factor is good for holding in tough situations like rocky mountainsides.It's a great flask and it really works well. Even comes with a titanium funnel for filling.

The flask has a lovely appearance and surface finish.Although its construction is titanium, it's thin and doesn't seem like it would hold up long-term.The metal funnel is a nice addition.Overall, it's an average flask at a premium price, with a pouch that has a hard time containing the flask and funnel.

The media could not be loaded. I dig nice things. If you want a commodity grade flask they are available elsewhere. If you want premium materials that will last a lifetime, like titanium, this is worth checking out. The finish is bad-A. I love matte finishes. The pouch is too tight to be usable on a daily basis, but it will definitely elevate the unboxing experience if you are gifting it to someone else. I would have been stoked to receive this as a gift from my wife or best bro.This will certainly come on hiking excursions and camping trips with me. I'm a professional singer, so I like to have a little honey whiskey on hand at all times for when my throat is scratchy. This is a little more conspicuous than I might like for say, singing at a church. But otherwise I will carry this proudly.The only thing I don't dig is that the lid arm clanks even when it's closed. That's a bit annoying and again, conspicuous.

Very nicely made flask and funnel for filling. Six ounces is the perfect size flask for me. (Any more than six ounces and it’s no longer considered “medicinal use”.) The threads under the screw on cap felt like they could use a tiny bit of lubrication, so I added a half drop of food-grade mineral oil to them and wiped away the excess. Very happy with this flask. Price isn’t a bargain, but that’s what titanium costs.