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  • Anyone carried a flask in their Camelbak ?
  • oldfart
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    Not a hip flask !Just bought a small 1/2 litre jobby .Going to fill it with black coffee .Any idea if it will stay hot for longer than a couple of hours ?

    rockthreegozy
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    A thermos? If its decent quality then yes, no problem.

    ton
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    i do, most of the winter too.
    it stays hot for about 3 hours and warm for 8ish hours.
    i hate drinking cold liquids in the kind of cold spell we are having.it makes my insides hurt.

    cinnamon_girl
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    Happy New Year old fart!

    Yes but some flasks are better than others. I have a small (.3 litre) Tesco flask which keeps coffee warm for a few hours.

    The best one is the Zojirushi (Rolls Royce of flasks) and that will stay warm for 8 hours. Check out T K Maxx as they do appear in there now and again.

    oldfart
    Full Member

    Hey HNY to you the ex CG !Just bought a 9 quid jobber from mountain warehouse to give it a whirl .Maybe if i ride a bit faster i won't need it to stay warm for as long ! 😆

    Swayndo
    Free Member

    Tesco ones are quite good and cheap. I always carry a Thermos and a hip flask in winter.

    oldgit
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    Used to when I was training for 24s and needed to be out for hours over winter.

    Cheers 😀

    oldfart
    Full Member

    and to you OG !

    mojo5pro
    Free Member

    Yep, a flask of warm strong tea is a must on long cold rides!
    I use a stanley flask, bommb proof and keeps the tea hot for longer thanany other flask I've used.

    MrGreedy
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    I expect many of you may know this already, but a good tip for flasks is to pre-heat it by filling from the kettle and standing for a couple of minutes, then pour out and finally fill with your coffee/tea.

    simonfbarnes
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    I normally carry a 330ml stainless steel flask of hot choc in winter, which is very heartening on a cold ride, but the weather was so poor in 2009 I carried on using it right through! If I prewarm the flask it's still too hot to drink straight off 4 hours later (£3 flask from Home Bargains)

    coastkid
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    cant beat a hot brew on the trail…
    got this flask from edinburgh bike co-op
    mount proberly isnt up for serious offroad but ok for snow/beachriding…
    mixed both flasks today though when down the beach! 🙂

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