Hydro Flask Matching Set - 24 oz Wide Mouth Flex Straw Cap + Micro Hydro Mini 6.7 oz Bottle - Brand New With Tags - Harbor Blue

Price: $40 for both ($30 / $15 if you only want one) Matching set, both brand new, both the same deep blue — Hydro Flask calls the color Harbor Blue. Buy them together for $40, or take just the one you want. Here's exactly what you're looking at: THE BIG ONE — Hydro Flask 24 oz Wide Mouth with Flex Straw Cap ($30 on its own, $39.95 at retail) This is the everyday bottle. 24 oz / 709 mL, wide mouth so ice cubes actually fit and it's easy to fill and clean. The Flex Straw Cap is the good one — flip the straw up and sip one-handed, click it shut and Hydro Flask says it's leakproof when closed, so it can ride in a gym bag or a car console without soaking everything. The retail sleeve label is STILL ON the bottle — you can read it in the photos: "Colder. Hotter. Longer.", TempShield Double-Wall Vacuum Insulation, Leakproof, Wide Mouth With Flex Straw Cap. And look at the close-up of the cap: the RED factory seal tab is still sitting in the straw slot. Nobody has ever drunk out of this bottle. It is brand new, full stop. Hydro Flask's numbers for this bottle (their claims, on their site): TempShield insulation keeps drinks cold up to 24 hours and hot up to 12 hours. 18/8 pro-grade stainless steel, BPA-free, dishwasher safe, and the Color Last powder coat is the finish that doesn't sweat or peel. One honest note straight from Hydro Flask: the Flex Straw Cap is not meant for hot liquids — the bottle handles hot fine with a regular cap, the straw cap is for cold drinks. THE LITTLE ONE — Hydro Flask Micro Hydro Mini, 6.7 oz / 200 mL ($15 on its own, $19.95 at retail) This is the one people go hunting for. The Micro Hydro started as a Hydro Flask Japan release — Hydro Flask's own line is "fresh from Hydro Flask Japan" — a real, full TempShield Hydro Flask shrunk down to 200 mL, hot and cold for up to 7 hours by the brand's numbers. Same stainless steel, same vacuum insulation, same Flex Cap with the carry handle — just tiny. Its hang tag is still on it; you can see it in the photos. What do people do with a 6.7 oz insulated bottle? It disappears into a purse or a small gym bag. It rides in a kid's lunchbox without taking it over. It's the espresso / short-coffee size, the travel size, the "just a few sips" size. It's also just a really good gift because nobody expects a Hydro Flask that small to exist. WHY THE PAIR GOES TOGETHER Same color, same finish, same brand — the 24 oz for the day, the Micro for the bag. Together they're $59.90 at retail before tax. On eBay right now the 24 oz new with tags sells around $28-$35 plus shipping, and the Micro sells around $19-$22 plus shipping — people pay retail for the Micro because it's hard to find in stores. Here it's $40 for both, local, cash, no shipping, no waiting, and you can hold them in your hand before you pay. I have the one set. When it's gone, it's gone. Bakersfield pickup, cash in person. I can deliver around Bakersfield for a fee — message me where you're at and I'll tell you the fee before you decide. No shipping, no checks, no deposits to hold anything, and I don't do verification codes. If this post is up, I still have them.