New reusable Ninja travel bottle is perfect for keeping drinks hot or cold for hours
The leading cookware brand has launched a reusable travel bottle that is designed to keep still, sparkling, hot and cold drinks at their optimum temperature.
The home-ware sensation Ninja has been conquering kitchens nationwide with its innovative air fryers, pizza ovens, ice cream makers, BBQs and more. Now, seizing the household brand crown, Ninja impresses again as it launches its newest gadget — the must-have Ninja Thirsti Travel Bottle.
Boasting various sizes and a chic selection of colours, this eco-friendly flask promises to maintain the perfect temperature for your favourite drinks. Whether it's ice-cold soda or steamy morning coffee, the Thirsti claims to keep ice frozen for 48 hours, cold beverages chilled for a whole day, and hot drinks warm for over eight hours.
Crafted with triple-layered vacuum-insulated stainless steel, the Ninja Thirsti is engineered to lock in temperatures and keep sips satisfyingly perfect. Plus, there's good news for bargain hunters: the travel bottle is currently on offer.
You can now shop Ninja's Thirsti Travel Bottle for just £29.99, down from the regular price of £34.99 for the 700ml version, and enjoy a quality hydration solution that comes at a steal compared to higher-priced rivals like Yeti and Stanley.
Fresh on the scene on Ninja's website, the Thirsti 700ml Travel Bottle has quickly amassed a glowing 4.6-star rating out of five from more than 450 reviews. A satisfied customer raved: "As water bottles go, this is the best I've had. Should have bought it years ago.", reports the Manchester Evening News.
One reviewer raved: "I've had this with me every day since it arrived. It keeps cold drinks cold in the car for hours. I haven't tried hot drinks yet. I even take it to bed with me at night. I bought it because it is dishwasher safe, which is important for me. It's a lovely addition to my growing Ninja collection."
Another customer wrote, "It's worth every penny. I couldn't believe how good this was. It held ice for over 24 hours and was still ice cubes in my apple juice. I also tried it with my morning brew, which was still red hot four hours later. Excellent product."
However, a different reviewer gave the Thirsti 700ml Travel Bottle three stars, saying it was "overpriced" and that the ice only lasted six hours, possibly due to the hot weather.
On the other hand, another customer loved their new Ninja purchase, saying: "This is a great product. Coffee stays piping hot for well over 10 hours, which I've never had with any other type of insulation mug. It's really light for the size of the item, too. Would you consider bringing out one with a built-in straw option?"
Elsewhere, shoppers can pick up the Yeti Rambler, which is slightly larger than the Thirsti Travel Bottle at 769ml, for £39.99. At Lakeland, shoppers can pick up the Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler for £44.99.
