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Limes 8 1 litre flask, five-layer vacuum insulation stated vs magcheer 1 litre vacuum flask, wide mouth, handle and silicone base

Five layers, or a named steel and a described lid? Two one-litre flasks, same stated hours.

A litre each, 12 hours hot and 24 cold each, vacuum insulation on both: the headline is the same twice over. What separates them is on the edges. Limes 8 is the only flask in this hub to publish a layer count for its insulation, five, and never describes its closure; magcheer names its steel and its screw lid and stops at double-wall. Neither publishes a mouth diameter, a base diameter or an empty weight.

Limes 8 one litre stainless steel vacuum flask

Limes 8 1 litre flask, five-layer vacuum insulation stated

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≈ 28 €

magcheer one litre black insulated stainless steel flask with a carry handle

magcheer 1 litre vacuum flask, wide mouth, handle and silicone base

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≈ $22 / £22 / 24 €

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Compared on 1 litre flask, five-layer vacuum insulation stated 1 litre vacuum flask, wide mouth, handle and silicone base
Capacity 1 litre — stated in the title 1 litre — stated in the title
Wall construction Five-layer vacuum insulation — stated; no other listing in this hub publishes a layer count Double-wall vacuum insulation — stated
Steel grade Not published — stainless steel is named throughout, with no grade 18/8 stainless steel — stated, described as food grade and non-toxic
Hot retention 12 hours — stated 12 hours — stated
Cold retention 24 hours — stated 24 hours — stated
Retention conditions stated Not published — no starting temperature, ambient temperature or fill level is given behind either figure Not published — no starting temperature, ambient temperature or fill level is given behind either figure
Mouth diameter Not published Not published — the mouth is stated wide enough to take ice cubes and a brush, with no figure
Lid type Not published — the flask is stated 100% leak-proof and the closure itself is never described Screw lid with a vacuum seal — stated; all parts stated dishwasher safe
Empty weight Not published Not published

Each tick belongs to its own line and nothing more. The row of ticks is not a score: the two verdicts underneath settle the page, because these two answer different questions on the trail.

Which one, for whom

Buy the Limes 8 1 litre flask, five-layer vacuum insulation stated

The Limes 8 publishes the one construction detail nobody else on this shelf publishes — five layers of vacuum insulation — and it is stated leak-proof with carbonated drinks. It names no steel grade and never describes the closure that leak-proof claim depends on, so the detail it does publish stands alone.

Buy the magcheer 1 litre vacuum flask, wide mouth, handle and silicone base

The magcheer is the more completely described of the two: 18/8 steel, a screw lid with a vacuum seal, a wide mouth stated to take ice and a brush, a carry handle and a non-slip silicone base. It publishes no layer count and no dimension anywhere, so nothing here says how big the wide mouth is.

What people ask before buying

Does five layers beat double-wall vacuum?

The two listings are not describing the same thing in the same units. A layer count is not a wall construction and neither maker says what the layers are, so the line goes to the one that published a figure at all. Both quote the same 12 and 24 hours behind their respective descriptions.

Why do both leave the retention conditions blank?

Because every flask in this hub does. A retention figure with no starting temperature, ambient temperature or fill level behind it cannot be compared with another one, which is why this site prints the hours as the maker states them and prints the missing conditions on the line below.

The full reviews

Prices in these summaries were read on the dates each review gives. The live figure sits beside every product.