Thread: Hip Flasks

Originally Posted by gregs656

You don't have to fill it though.

I've been hankering after one for years. One day.

Nope. I suppose the whole " A smaller one would be handier" thing is just me trying to justify buying another one.

One of these would be nice to have to:

Originally Posted by Vekta

Nope. I suppose the whole " A smaller one would be handier" thing is just me trying to justify buying another one.

One of these would be nice to have to:

Your picture is missing the tube and needle.

...that's and IV set up, right? need to get me one of those.

Originally Posted by TheBaron

Your picture is missing the tube and needle.

...that's and IV set up, right? need to get me one of those.

Same idea as a Cognac Peiffe(sp)

Just one of those antiquated items I found interesting. There is some little known history on were they originated from but I haven't been able to find that info again.

Just buy the 1/2 pint and stick it in your pocket, if you want fancy wrapping they come with brown paper, very traditional. I have to admit though, I thought the Stanley had a lot of class.

I have a "Houdini Faux-Leather Flask" from Target; it was a gift last Xmas from my brother's gf. 6 ozs does me nicely for an evening out. Any liquor that's good warm works - for me thats whisky or scotch.

Anyone know a company making glass lined flasks? New but classic. Leather cover, preferably ostrich.

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I have a couple of hipflasks.

I have a smaller brushed steel one, engraved with my nickname "Stubear", and I have a bigger one which is leather bound and engraved with my initials and DOB.

I tend to take them out shooting and they usually get filled with sloe gin!

Originally Posted by Vekta

Nope. I suppose the whole " A smaller one would be handier" thing is just me trying to justify buying another one.

One of these would be nice to have to:

I have two of these!

I got them at a vinyard in Australia and they make great port glasses.

I dont use them that often as they're made of such thin glass I'm terrified of breaking them!

I got 4 Reidel wine glasses as well and I only have two now. One didnt survive the flight back from Oz, and one went west when I moved house.

But those little glasses are great, and really unique! Love 'em!

I have two flasks that I carry from time to time, a six ounce thin and tall that usually contains Tuaca or calvados and a vintage one pint, glass with a leather cover and a small threaded shot cup that fits over the cap. I use it when we are taking bourbon to a cold outdoor event of some type.

-Rob

I now have one, it was part of a 3 for 2 thing and it would have been rude not to seeing as I was buying a couple of other things.

it's only 3oz and it's got 'Jack Daniels' painted on it (will probably last about 5mins) but we'll see if I use it or not and replace accordingly.