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Busting out your flask shouldn't mean breaking the bank. (Photo: Hannah Dewey/Tandem Stock)

The 5 Best Flasks You Can Buy Right Now

From a burly titanium option to one that collapses when not in use

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(Photo: Hannah Dewey/Tandem Stock)

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My Southern gentleman upbringing has taught me that 99 percent of the time, having a little booze on your person comes in handy. This makes a flask a very necessary everyday item. You could pretty easily drop a few Benjamins on a flask, but why when you have these excellent options for under $50?

Stanley Master Flask ($35)

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There鈥檚 a good chance you already have Stanley鈥檚 国产吃瓜黑料 Flask, which has become a bit of an industry standard for the outdoor set. It鈥檚 hardy and fine, but I recommend upgrading to the , which also has a stainless-steel interior with a rustproof exterior but is curved to fit better in your pocket.


Moosejaw Mountaineering Flask ($30)

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This features a stainless-steel interior that鈥檚 wrapped in etched cherrywood. It holds six ounces of booze鈥攋ust enough for two people to share鈥攚hich is good because this flask is guaranteed to be a conversation starter. Also, cherrywood ages well, so it will only look better the more you use it.


GSI Outdoors Boulder Flask ($15)

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The might not have the suave looks of some of the others on this list, but its utilitarian build makes it perfect for backpacking and adventurous settings. It鈥檚 shatter-resistant, has silicone sides for extra grip, and weighs just 4.3 ounces鈥攍ighter than traditional stainless steel. Even better, it holds ten ounces of liquid, so there鈥檚 plenty to share with your friends at the campsite or takeout.


Barbour Hip Flask ($42)

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If you鈥檙e looking to class up the joint, you can鈥檛 go wrong with the . It has a six-ounce capacity and a stainless-steel body wrapped in a cotton and leather Scottish-inspired design.


Platypus DuoLock ($14)

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Looking to party in the backcountry? Platypus has you covered with its , which holds 34 ounces of liquid with a double-locking cap. It鈥檚 light as a feather, adding minimum weight to your kit, and folds down skinny when you鈥檙e all out of booze. Consider this for your multiday adventures or when you鈥檙e leading a group into the woods.

Lead Photo: Hannah Dewey/Tandem Stock

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