You may have seen small vacuum flasks by Thermos or other brands, but even at their smallest, you're not likely to find anything much smaller than 10 inches tall and 10 ounces in capacity, and those ...

The first vacuum flask (thermos), also known as the Dewar bottle, was invented by Sir James Dewar in 1892, but it wasn't known as an actual thermos bottle as we know it today until around the ...

Now, such vacuum technology has a deep, 100-year history thanks to the famous Stanley Thermos, and it can be found in other high-end bottles and containers today.

They took the double-wall vacuum insulation technology Thermos had used since 1904 and put it into a quality, stylish bottle for people living “an active and joyful life on the go.” ...

Best for good looks: Hydro Flask (355ml) Coffee with Flex Sip Lid - £28.95, Amazon Best for a tried-and-true classic: Thermos 470ml Stainless Steel Flask – Red - £21.59, Robert Dyas ...

This Hydro Flask fancy water bottle uses the same basic design concept as a thermos: an inner wall, vacuum, and outer wall. The outside of the bottle is finished with Hydro Flask’s powder coat, which ...

Best for function and form: Thermos Stainless King Food Flask, 470ml - £25.08, Amazon Best for long-term temperature maintenance: S’well Stainless Steel Traveler - £21.37, Amazon Best for a ...

I use my Zojirushi thermos every single day — here’s why you need one By Emma Sutton-Williams Published April 5, 2024, 12:33 p.m. ET ...

Capacity: The bigger the bottle, the larger the payload – but you won’t need a litre if the liquid’s just for you. 500ml is plenty for your favourite infusion, while 800ml is the Goldilocks option for ...

A good vacuum bottle (something most people call a thermos) will hold enough coffee to last the entire day at a job site, and it will keep your drinks hot to the final cup. Compared with smaller ...