7 oz Slim Thermos Flask - Leak-Proof Insulated Water Bottle - Perfect Compact Size - Iris

I bought this because I have a couple small backpacks I like to take with me when I don’t want to bring a larger purse. It was difficult to find a bottle as slim as this one that also had a regular lid and no straw.The size is perfect. It fits in the side pockets of my small backpacks perfectly. The gasket that sits on the mouth of the bottle is kind of weird as it would be easy to lose it. I might end up ditching it as the metal rim isn’t too bad for drinking straight from. The 10oz is a nice amount of water for when you’re on the go and will probably have access to fill it up again later.All in all, I’m really happy with this. Its first use was in Vegas where I was outside in 108F weather for hours at a time, and my water stayed cool.

I was looking for a small thermos to take specialty teas in cold weather.This is small enough to hold a cup of hot beverage and stays warm for hours.Would recommend it

This small coffee thermos has everything a I want, it holds a cup of coffee or tea with a splash of milk, holds 7 oz., is not breakable, is a pretty blue color, and is a good price. This size is easier to tote around in a purse or carry bag, I can not fit a large thermos in my purse. I like the look of it and the exterior has texture to it so I won't let it slip out of my hands. A great thermos. I no longer use paper cups for coffee, they contain plastic which allows the cups to hold hot liquid, and I don't want to drink plastic. So this is a healthy choice with a stainless steel lining.

Nicely insulated and the perfect size for what I needed. My only caveat: it comes with a white plastic gasket/liner of sorts that sits at the top of the bottle but is removable. For sure, if you have a kid use this bottle, that thing will get lost. I'm guessing it is so you don't have to risk your teeth/mouth touching the metal opening, but that is just a guess. The good news is, I tried using it both with and without that gasket and as long as you don't overfill the bottle, it doesn't leak either way. Important: DO NOT OVERFILL and by that I mean keep the liquid below the threads at all. Anything over the threads and it WILL leak.

Keep in mind, this is SMALL. I got the 10 oz so it fits a larger-ish cup of coffee. I use it to bring my "second cup of espresso" to work everyday to keep me from spending tons of money at the coffee shop. It is so perfect! I fill it up with hot water when I wake up and pour it out just before I brew my espresso in it. This is about 7am. I drink the coffee around 2pm and it is still hot. I love it! Super compact, super cute and very easy to clean. I have one of those sponges on an extender, or I just put really hot soapy water and shake it like hell. Has an extra ring that goes in to make sipping straight from the container more comfortable.

Good size that fits in my not-too-large purse

I bought two mini thermoses for my children’s lunches in the hopes to reduce the amount of waste at school and not worry about broken glass from other types of bottles. I can honestly only give these three stars, despite really wanting to give more.First the pros:These are the perfect SIZE for younger kids and tweens! I can buy large bottle of juice and fill these easily enough even without a funnel. They fit well in their lunch boxes, still giving ample space for the food. The colors are exactly as indicated on the store and my kids loved the colors.And now the cons:There are three components to keep track of: thermos, lid and inner plastic gasket. This is at least 1 component too many for kids.The inner plastic gasket has a silicone ring attached to it (presumably a failsafe for leaks?). While the ring stays on the gasket, the gasket does not stay in place in the thermos. One of my kids has twice gotten in trouble with the lunch monitors when they had to chase the plastic gasket across the room. On a couple other occasions the inner gasket stuck in the lid, getting slightly skewed, causing the lid to not seal properly, even though it looks closed all the way, causing leakage of any leftover fluid in the thermos. It’s hard enough to get young kids to close a thermos fully, now my 10 year old simply won’t open the thermos because of the lunch nazis and leaking issues.The silicon gasket on the main lid doesn’t always seal properly allowing fluids get under the ring. 4 hours of unrinsed hot cocoa residue caused the thermos and lid to smell so rancid it almost makes me want to hurl. On one of these thermoses, this silicon ring wasn’t fully installed properly and stretched out just a little more than the other. This silicone is supposed to sit in the groove on the thermos to seal and prevent leaks. If you fill the thermos just under that groove it seems to work great with cold, but with hot liquids you don’t want the hot fluid to come anywhere near that groove or the heat may distort the silicone making it a hot mess.Finally, cleaning is a nightmare. I have to use a bottle brush to clean these, and more often than not I walk away from the sink wearing soap suds. The bottle brush I use (only about 2” diameter) for cleaning my Camelbak hydration bladders actually slides in perfectly, but because of the geometry of the thermos it doesn’t slide out easily, splattering soap suds all over the place.In conclusion, I recommend these only for mature and responsible tween/teens and not for younger kids.

This is very well made. It never leaks and is durable. It just feels nice to handle and use. I spent quite a bit of time researching insulated containers like this and settled on this one, and don't regret it at all.

Product makes a noise when shaken. Appears something is loose inside the thermos. Would like to return as not satisfied

Small enough for small purses.