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20 oz (591 ml) Shaker Bottle

Rescue Red

Sale price£22.00
  • BPA free, 75% recycled plastic (bottle only)
  • 591ml / 20oz capacity
  • Helimix vortex geometry, no ball or whisk
  • Leakproof quick access snap cap
  • Measurement marks inside
  • 160g
  • 10.7cm wide, 17.8cm tall
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Five year warranty

The smaller of YETI's two shakers at 591ml, which is the sensible size if you are mixing one scoop rather than three. There is no ball and no whisk, just the Helimix vortex moulded into the walls, doing the work when you shake it. Rescue Red is loud enough that it will not get lost in a changing room.

COLOUR: Rescue Red

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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