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Yonder Tether 1L Water Bottle

Seafoam

Sale price£27.99
  • BPA free, 50% recycled plastic (bottle only)
  • 1 litre / 34oz capacity
  • Leakproof tether cap with controlled spout
  • Twist-off bottom for filling and cleaning
  • Not insulated
  • 272g
  • 8.6cm wide, 27cm tall
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Five year warranty

YETI was started in 2006 by Roy and Ryan Seiders, who could not find a cooler that survived a Texas summer, and the Yonder is that same obsessiveness applied to a plain water bottle. The cap is tethered so it cannot roll away under a van seat, and the bottom twists off so you can get a brush in and clean out whatever grew in there over August. Half the plastic is recycled and the whole thing weighs less than a pint of milk.

COLOUR: Seafoam

SIZE: ONE SIZE

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