Hydro Flask Media Coverage February 2014 Hydro Flask was featured in the following media outlets: Outlet Adventure Journal
Date 2/5/14
L.A. Foodie
2/18/14
Paste
2/25/14
Imbibe Magazine
Mar/Apr 2014
Circulation Focus 218,912 Growler included in “Saw It UVPM Liked It” N/A Growler included in podcast (36:05) 191,714 Growler included in “5 Ways to UVPM Drink in the Great Outdoors” 35,000 18 oz. coffee and tea flask included in "A Few of Our Favorite Things"
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Published: February 5, 2014 Title: Saw It Liked It: Hydroflask 64 Ounce Insulated Water Bottle-Growler Author/Email: Hilary Oliver URL: http://www.adventure-journal.com/2014/02/saw-it-liked-it-hydroflask-64-ounce-insulatedwater-bottle-growler/ Product Featured: Hydro Flask 64-Ounce Wide Mouth Growler Pull Quote: “ Keeping your beer frosty and carbonated for up to 24 hours makes Hydroflask’s double-walled, wide-mouthed growler-slash-water bottle lovable.”
Keeping your beer frosty and carbonated for up to 24 hours makes Hydroflask’s double-walled, wide-mouthed growlerslash-water bottle lovable. Keeping your coffee hot for 12 makes it indispensable. $45
(Podcast) L.A. Foodie Podcast Published: Febuary 18, 2014 Title: 7 Tailgating Snack Foods and Accessories Author/Email: Matt Blitz URL: http://lafoodie.com/post/77108355862/lafoodiepodcast-43-fat-cow-proud-bird-matt-blitz Product Featured: Hydro Flask 64-Ounce Wide Mouth Growler 2
Pull Quote: “We love the Hydro Flask Insulated beer growler!�
36:05 We love the Hydro Flask insulated beer growler!
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(Online Magazine) Paste Magazine Published: February 25, 2014 Title: 5 Ways To Drink In The Great Outdoors Author/Email: Nathan Borchelt URL: http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/lists/2014/02/5-ways-to-drink-in-the-greatoutdoors.html Product Featured: Hydro Flask 64-Ounce Wide Mouth Growler Pull Quote: “Say what you want about tasting a beer right from the tap, no brew pub can ever match the heavenly satisfaction of having a few cold ones while embracing the great outdoors. And we’re not talking about a pint on the patio after a brewery tour. We’re talking about imbibing while camping after a long day of hiking, climbing, biking, or fishing.”
Article: Say what you want about tasting a beer right from the tap, no brew pub can ever match the heavenly satisfaction of having a few cold ones while embracing the great outdoors. And we’re not talking about a pint on the patio after a brewery tour. We’re talking about imbibing while camping after a long day of hiking, climbing, biking, or fishing. But until recently, that meant either hauling bottles or cans to the base camp, or sipping from a red Solo cup—a receptacle that does no justice to that $20 750ML bottle that you’ve been waiting to drink by the campfire. Thankfully, a handful of outdoor gear-makers have stepped up to fill the void with vessels designed to take great beer into the great outdoors. Some are out now, others are coming out later this year. Start budgeting accordingly.
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1. Hydro Flask Growler
Growlers have revolutionized the craft-beer scene, but they can also swallow huge amounts of space in your cooler. The Hydro Flask Growler ($50) solves this dilemma by keeping up to 64 ounces of your favorite local draft cold for up to 24 hours thanks to its vacuum-insulated, double-wall construction. A food-grade stainless-steel interior won’t contaminate the beer’s taste, and a wide 2.2-inch mouth makes filling and pouring a breeze.
(Print) Imbibe Magazine Published: March/April 2014 Title: 7 Tailgating Snack Foods and Accessories Author/Email: Not Listed Product Featured: Hydro Coffee/Tea Flask Pull Quote:
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“Bend, Oregon based Hydro Flask, designed this vacuum-insulated travel mug that keeps hot drinks cold and cold drinks cold for hours. An array of colors and interchangeable lids make customizing a snap.�
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