Fast-Flow Water Jug Stanley 10-01938-160 Jugs 7.5 L / Rose Quartz

Stanley

Fast-Flow Water Jug

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Hydration headquarters for the whole crew

Some adventures demand more than personal water bottles – they need a proper hydration station. Stanley's Fast-Flow Water Jug holds 7.5 litres of ice-cold refreshment, making it the sort of kit that transforms group expeditions from "I’m SO thirsty!" scrambles into organised hydration heaven. The fast-flow spout delivers quick refills without the usual glug-and-spill nonsense, whilst the substantial handle and robust construction handle the rough treatment that comes with campsite life. Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps water refreshingly cold for 13 hours, with ice lasting up to two days – even when the sun's beating down. It's built for everything from family camping trips to sports team hydration, so it’ll always be the hero of any situation where keeping everyone properly hydrated matters.

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- Massive 7.5-litre capacity serves entire groups effectively
- Fast-flow spout provides quick, controlled pouring
- Double-wall vacuum insulation maintains temperature for 13 hours
- Ice retention lasts up to 2 days in hot conditions
- Robust handle and construction built for outdoor use
- Easy-to-clean wide mouth opening for filling and maintenance
- BPA-free materials safe for extended outdoor use
- Capacity: 7.5 L
- Weight: 2 kg
- Dimensions: 29 x 29 x 34 cm
- Sustainability Through Longevity- Stanley Products are warranted to be free from any defect in workmanship or materials and to be thermally efficient, provided they are used according to the instructions. This warranty does not cover parts or malfunction due to alteration or accident. For more information regarding proper use, please see the care and use instructions provided with your product.
- Eco Packaging- In 2021, Stanley stopped using conventional plastic bags to protect their products during shipping and delivery. Instead, they mostly use paper wraps – a simple change that avoids more than 77 metric tons of plastic each year.