Shop new Amazon-exclusive Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottles in spring colors
The 24-ounce bottle features AeroLight spun-steel insulation, making it 33% lighter than standard stainless-steel bottles.
The Flip Straw 2.0 lid has a larger opening and built-in straw for easy hydration.
As the weather starts getting a little nicer and your calendar fills out with more outdoor adventures, beach days and beyond, staying hydrated is more important than ever! Just in time to embrace the warmer months, we found Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw water bottles in three new Amazon-exclusive colors.
Stanley tumblers are some of our reader's favorite reusable water bottles, especially during Earth Month 2025. The 24-ounce IceFlow Flip Straw water bottle is designed to keep you refreshed and hydrated throughout your day, whether you're hitting the gym, heading to work or gearing up for some outdoor spring activities. Check out the Amazon-exclusive colors below for yourself or perhaps a cute Mother's Day gift idea!
Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottle at Amazon
Shop the Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottle in poolside, strawberry cream and watermelon colors, exclusively available at Amazon.
Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottle | 24-Ounce | Strawberry Cream
Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottle | 24-Ounce | Strawberry Cream
Shop the new Stanley IceFlow water bottles in spring colors, exclusively at Amazon right now. $35 at Amazon
Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottle | 24-Ounce | Watermelon
Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottle | 24-Ounce | Watermelon
Shop the new Stanley IceFlow water bottles in spring colors, exclusively at Amazon right now. $35 at Amazon
Features of the Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 Water Bottle
Crafted with AeroLight spun-steel insulation, the Stanley IceFlow Flip Straw 2.0 is 33% lighter than standard stainless-steel bottles.
The innovative Flip Straw 2.0 lid features a larger drink opening and a built-in straw, allowing you to hydrate faster and easier. Simply flip to sip, snap it shut securely and toss the bottle into your bag or car cupholder for on-the-go hydration.
Seriously say goodbye to accidental spills! The Flip Straw 2.0 lid is engineered to be leak-resistant, ensuring that your beverages stay securely contained. The replaceable seal adds to the longevity of the bottle, allowing you to enjoy leak-free performance for extended periods.
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