Klean Kanteen 12 oz Kid Kanteen Sport Cap - Lagoon Blue

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Small and lightweight, the 12 oz Kid Kanteen Sport is the natural progression for kids who are ready for a more grown-up delivery system than the Sippy Cap. The entire cap is BPA-free, super durable and the new soft silicone spout makes the Sport Cap 3.0 safe for new teeth. The cap's relief valve has been redesigned to be classroom-friendly, no chirping or whistling! A great size when space is limited, such as a lunchbox or backpack. Lagoon Blue. 12 fl oz capacity.

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Klean Kanteen 12 oz Kid Kanteen w/Sport Cap 3.0 - Lagoon Blue

Small and lightweight, the 12 oz Kid Kanteen Sport is the natural progression for kids who are ready for a more grown-up delivery system than the Sippy Cap. The entire cap is BPA-free, super durable and the new soft silicone spout makes the Sport Cap 3.0 safe for new teeth. The cap's relief valve has been redesigned to be classroom-friendly, no chirping or whistling! The 12 oz size is great when space is limited, like for a lunchbox or backpack. It's the perfect size for water, juice and other drinks.

Specifications:

capacity: 12 fluid ounces (355 ml)
weight: 5 ounces (w/cap)
size: 5" H (w/o cap) x 2.75" W
opening diameter: 1.75" (44 mm)

Sport Cap is NOT leakproof
Includes dust cap (not pictured)

About Klean Kanteen, the company

At Klean Kanteen, their mission is to provide high quality, long-life, sustainable solutions that replace single-use items."Sustainable" is a word they don't use lightly. It means a lot more than adopting individual components like carbon offsets, recycled packaging or wind energy. A sustainable business considers how aspects of operations interrelate with the external world, and consciously adopts practices that benefit more than the bottom line. Klean Kanteen considers the sum total of their interactions with people, the environment, culture and technology. They continually work to lessen their impact in four key areas: energy, water, waste, and chemicals. As they strive be a model and a leader, sustainability will continue to drive their decisions much as it was a driver of the invention of the first Klean Kanteen itself.