Hydrapeak 18oz Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Food Jar | Hot Food and Cold Food, Wide Mouth Leak-Proof Soup for Adults, 10 Hours Hot and 16 Hours Cold (Jade)

I purchased the Hydrapeak Enchanted 32 oz vacuum bottle for my 2nd-grade niece, and it was a huge hit! She absolutely loves the beautiful, enchanted design—it’s fun, vibrant, and perfect for her age.What I love about it:Kid-friendly but high quality: It’s easy for her to carry, thanks to the sturdy handle, and she loves taking it to school.Keeps drinks cold all day: Whether it’s water or juice, everything stays ice cold during her long school day.Durable & leak-proof: No spills in her backpack, and it’s built to last—even with daily use by an energetic child.Easy to clean: The wide opening makes it simple for me (and her parents) to wash.She feels so grown-up carrying it around, and it encourages her to drink more water throughout the day. It also makes a great gift for kids who want something stylish and practical.Highly recommend—especially for kids or as a fun, functional gift!---If you’d like, I can help you write a shorter or even more playful version too!

This is cute yet functional. Keeps the food warm while being easy.l to transport. Durable, made of stainless steel. Easy to open and good value for money. Would certainly buy this again

32 oz Hydropeak in black leopard print is my ride-or-die travel buddy. Keeps everything cold for hours, looks great and fits perfectly in my bag or inside of another cooler. I take it everywhere, especially when I’m out and about with my “medicine.” 10/10, wouldn’t survive a road trip without it.

I got the middle of the three sizes (25 oz) and measured the thermal time constant, starting with the thermos almost full of hot 89 C water. _IF_ you don't fill completely full, AND you keep it upright so the contents do not contact the inside of the lid, then you will loose half the temperature difference in every 4hr 45min time period. So, if you start with boiling (100C = 212 F) and it sits at room temperature around 21 C = 70 F, then after 4 hr 45 minutes, you lose half the temperature difference or about 40 C, so the contents will end up at 60 C = 140 F which is considered a good serving temperature for hot soup. So if your soup was boiling at 7:15 am, it should be the right temp at noon time.The body of this flask is only 5 mm thick, but the vacuum insulation works well. By contrast, the wide lid is simply plastic with some foam inside and it does not insulate so well, so if you store this sideways or inverted you will lose heat faster. The seal is formed by a thin silicone gasket around the top rim of the lid. It sealed fine for me as new, with clean threads. If you get that surface gunked up, and/or don't carefully thread on the lid and close it tightly, then no doubt it will leak.The smaller 18 oz size will not hold heat as long, while the larger 32 oz size can do better (IF it's filled full).

Use this for my daughters school lunchKeeps her hot food hot enough in time for lunch time at school. It’s a little bigger than I thought it would be but it fits perfect in her lunch box the handle is perfect to give her a little more grip to open it.

It doesn’t keep things really hot . I had soup in it at 5am by noon it was luke warm .

So cute! I use these for storing peptides in my deep freezer. It holds 54 vials using 3D printed inserts. These canisters really help keep the peptides at a steady temperature, despite potential freezer fluctuations.

Holds a lot, perfect for packing my full lunch. It doesn’t keep food piping hot for super long, but it’s still nice and warm by the time I eat, which works for me. Overall, really convenient and gets the job done!