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Fuel24 rubberised 304 stainless steel jug, 1.3 and 2.2 litres

A large rubberised steel jug in two sizes, publishing its steel grade and its litres and claiming no insulation at all — which on this site puts it here rather than with the flasks.

Fuel24 rubberised stainless steel water jug with a wide handle and carrying strap

Fuel24 rubberised 304 stainless steel jug, 1.3 and 2.2 litres

A large rubberised steel jug in two sizes, publishing its steel grade and its litres and claiming no insulation at all — which on this site puts it here rather than with the flasks.

Capacity
1.3 litres and 2.2 litres — stated as the two sizes the listing covers
Mouth diameter
Not published on the listing — the maker describes easy and convenient access to the water, with no figure
Thread
Not published on the listing
Material
304 stainless steel — stated, with a specially developed rubberised coating over it for grip
Insulated
Not published on the listing — no double-wall or vacuum construction is claimed; bottles built to hold temperature are a separate family on this site
Stated empty weight
Not published on the listing
Lid type
Not published as a type — the maker states a fully leak-proof closure with its own handle, and names no screw, flip or straw arrangement
Dishwasher tolerance
Not published on the listing
Amazon reference
B0B54511T4 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
5065009341016
  • The largest capacity of the seven bottles here at 2.2 litres, with a smaller 1.3 litre size on the same listing
  • Names the steel by grade — 304 — rather than calling it stainless and stopping there
  • Six of the eight columns here are blank: no mouth, no thread, no weight, no lid type, no dishwasher statement and no insulation claim

Best for: A gym bag or a car boot where two litres in one refill matters more than what the vessel weighs empty.

≈ £24 / 26 €
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Specifications

Capacity
1.3 litres and 2.2 litres — stated as the two sizes the listing covers
Mouth diameter
Not published on the listing — the maker describes easy and convenient access to the water, with no figure
Thread
Not published on the listing
Material
304 stainless steel — stated, with a specially developed rubberised coating over it for grip
Insulated
Not published on the listing — no double-wall or vacuum construction is claimed; bottles built to hold temperature are a separate family on this site
Stated empty weight
Not published on the listing
Lid type
Not published as a type — the maker states a fully leak-proof closure with its own handle, and names no screw, flip or straw arrangement
Dishwasher tolerance
Not published on the listing
Amazon reference
B0B54511T4 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
5065009341016

What this listing puts on record

A steel jug in high-grade 304 stainless steel, stated tough enough to survive being dropped. Two sizes, 1.3 and 2.2 litres, described as delivering a recommended daily intake in one or two fills. A closure stated fully leak-proof with easy access to the water, and the maker’s own handle. A wide handle and a sturdy carrying strap. A specially developed rubberised coating for grip during training.

Two litres and a bit, which is the most here

2.2 litres. That is the largest capacity of the seven bottles in this hub, against 1.5 litres and five bottles at a litre. It is a different kind of object from the rest of the shelf: something set down beside a bench or in a boot rather than clipped to a pack.

The 1.3 litre size sits on the same listing, and the specification is written for both at once.

Steel named properly, and nothing read into it

304 stainless, with a rubberised coating. Naming a grade is better than naming a metal, and it is more than most steel bottles publish.

What the listing does not say is as important. There is no insulation claim — no double wall, no vacuum, no retention hours — and a steel body is not evidence of one. Bottles that hold temperature publish figures for it, those figures are what this site compares them on, and they belong to a separate family here.

Six blanks

No mouth diameter, no thread, no empty weight, no lid type, no dishwasher statement, no insulation figure. This is the emptiest sheet among the bottles in this hub, and the gaps are concentrated in the two places that decide daily use: what closes it, and what it weighs before anything goes in.

What it does describe well

Carrying. A wide handle, a strap, and a coating chosen so the thing can be held with sweaty hands. On a vessel of this size that is the design problem, and the listing addresses it directly.

Before ordering

Confirm which of the two sizes the offer covers, and treat it as a jug rather than a flask. Nothing on this listing claims it holds temperature, and no empty weight is published to set against what it carries.

Availability

Selling between 26 € and 31 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores when this page was checked.

It also sells on the British Amazon store in the local currency, which the range above does not cover — that range counts euro stores and nothing else.

Catalogued on the American Amazon store with nobody selling it: the reference is there, the offer is not.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa returned on the day this page was last updated. Prices and offers change without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 6 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

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