Bracelet Hip Flask 3.5oz Stainless Steel Wrist Pour
Your drink lives on your wrist, so the shot is ready the moment the night gets good. This 3.5 oz stainless steel bangle pours from a tilted wrist straight into the glass, with both hands free. Made for bars, parties, festivals and camp nights.
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Your drink lives on your wrist, so the shot is ready the moment the night gets good. This 3.5 oz stainless steel bangle pours from a tilted wrist straight into the glass, with both hands free. Made for bars, parties, festivals and camp nights.
Hands-free shot pouring: wear your flask as a bracelet and pour straight from your wrist
- carrying a discreet drink flask
- pouring without bottles or funnels at the bar
- keeping drinks accessible at parties, camping or events
Pour your shot straight from your wrist
Stop fumbling bottles and funnels at the bar. Wear your 3.5 oz flask as a bangle and tilt your wrist for a clean pour, hands free.
Built to pour from the wrist, not the pocket

Pour with your wrist
The angled side spout points forward when the bangle sits on your wrist. Tilt your hand and the drink runs straight into the glass, so your other hand stays free for your drink, your phone or the bar top. No bottle to balance, no funnel to hold.

Mirror-polished steel
The body and spout are 304 stainless steel with a high-polish mirror finish. It looks like jewelry on the wrist and wipes clean with a cloth, which matters when the flask has been out at a party all night.

Wear it, don't carry it
At 100 mm wide and 119 mm tall, the bangle sits on the wrist the way a bracelet does. It is small enough to forget about until you need it. If you are already building a bar cart, the cocktail maker set pairs well with it.
Exact size and materials
- 100 ml3.5 oz per flask, about one full shot pour
- 119 mmBody height, compact bangle profile
- 93 gNet weight, light enough to wear all night
- 304Stainless steel grade for body and spout
Three moves from wrist to shot glass
- 1Unscrew the cap
Turn the screw cap off fully and set it aside. A half-open cap can stutter the flow, so take it all the way off before you tilt.
- 2Tilt the wrist
Hold your glass with your free hand and bring your wrist toward it. The side spout angles forward, so the drink comes out at the rim without a funnel.
- 3Let the spout do the work
Ease the tilt slowly for a steady stream. Straighten your wrist, screw the cap back on and your flask is ready for the next round.
The flask body and cap, in your finish
- Bangle flask body×1
304 stainless steel with angled side spout, 3.5 oz / 100 ml capacity
- Screw cap×1
Threads onto the spout and closes the body
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Questions and answers
Fill it below the top and screw the cap down firmly before you put it on. Pour with the cap fully off and tilt slowly. Overfilling is the main cause of drips, so leave a little room at the top.
Hold your glass in your free hand, unscrew the cap, then tilt your wrist toward the glass. Ease into the angle. Practice with water first and the stream will feel natural by the third outing.
The body and spout are 304 stainless steel, the same grade used in most kitchen cookware. Rinse it with warm water after each use and dry it fully before storing it.
It holds 3.5 oz or 100 ml, about one full shot pour. For a night out, it works as a backup you refill from the bar or a bottle at home, so you are not hunting for a drink mid-round.
A hip flask lives in a pocket or bag and needs two hands to open and pour. This one stays on your wrist, so you pour with one hand while the other holds your glass. Value comes from replacing a bag full of bottles and funnels with one piece you already wear.
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