Jurassic Park Barbasol Water Bottle
A tumbler that looks like the Barbasol can from the dino classic.
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The double-walled insulation keeps your cold drinks cold and your hot drinks hot!
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This officially licensed bottle offers durable protection against the elements, like rain or slides down muddy ravines.
Overview
Whether you're sprinting from velociraptors or enjoying a leisurely run, the Jurassic Park Barbosol Water Bottle will add excitement to any hydration.
Inspired by Nedry’s clandestine container from the ‘90s film, the bottle's double-wall insulation will keep your coffee piping hot and your water ice cold. And the narrow mouth and airtight hermetic seal ensure that no liquid escapes. Crafted from rust-resistent stainless steel, this water bottle offers durable protection against the elements, like rain or slides down muddy ravines.
Quench your thirst with this nostalgic and practical Jurassic Park Barbasol Water Bottle. Please note: it is not intended for shaving or smuggling prehistoric embryos.
Features & specs
- Water bottle replica of Barbasol can from Jurassic Park
- Narrow mouth and airtight hermetic seal
- Rust-resistant stainless steel
- Double-wall insulation
- 13oz (380ml)
- Officially licensed
- Hand washing recommended
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