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THERMOcafé by THERMOS TC BOTTLE, 25 oz review

A 0.75 liter flask that publishes a cold figure and no hot one, and whose rubberized screw stopper is stated to hold carbonated drinks.

What this listing puts on record

A 0.75 liter double-walled stainless flask with a rubberized screw stopper, stated to be 100% leak-proof including with carbonated drinks, and stated odor- and taste-neutral.

One figure, not two

The title publishes 24 hours cold. Nothing in the title or the bullets publishes a hot figure. Under a name built on coffee, that is a conspicuous omission, and it is reported here as an omission rather than guessed at.

The 24 hours arrives with no conditions, like every other figure in this hub.

The stopper

This is the closure the hub describes best. A rubberized screw stopper, stated to open easily without slipping, holding pressure from carbonated drinks. Nothing is said about spare gaskets, which is the standard silence here.

What it does not publish

No steel grade. No mouth diameter. No base diameter, on a bottle argued to be slim enough for any bag. No empty weight, behind the word light.

Before ordering

If you want one bottle for hot and cold, note that only the cold half of the claim is published here.

Buying it in the United States

Not on Amazon.com. At our check on October 21, 2026, the reference opened a German-language listing marked currently unavailable, so the buy button on this page has no American offer behind it.

If what you want is the carbonated-drinks claim, the BLOCKHÜTTE on this insulated flasks shelf states it too, names 18/08 steel, and sold for $31.89 on Amazon.com the same day. For a hot-and-cold bottle from the same parent brand, the Thermos was $27.99.

Figures from the day this page was last revised; offers and prices shift without warning.

Prices quoted in this text were read on October 23, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

What it does well, and where it gives way

Strengths

  • Describes the closure properly: a rubberized screw stopper, stated to turn without slipping and to hold carbonated drinks
  • States odor-neutral and taste-neutral steel, which is a claim about what the flask does to the drink rather than to its temperature
  • A stated 24 hour cold figure, in the title where it can be checked before opening the page

Compromises

  • Not sold on Amazon.com: the reference opens a German-language listing marked currently unavailable
  • No hot retention figure of any kind, on a flask sold under a coffee-house name
  • No steel grade, where eleven other flasks here name 18/8 or 18/08
  • No mouth diameter, no base diameter and no empty weight, despite the listing arguing the flask is slim enough for any bag

Where this model is listed

A listing is not an offer: the reference exists on these stores, availability changes daily.

  • France
  • Germany
  • Italy
  • Spain
  • United Kingdom
  • United States

Specifications

Capacity0.75 liters (25.4 fl oz) — stated in the title
Wall constructionDouble-walled — stated; the listing does not use the word vacuum
Steel gradeNot published on the listing — stainless steel is named, with no grade
Hot retentionNot published on the listing — only a cold figure is published, and no hot equivalent appears anywhere in the listing
Cold retention24 hours — stated in the title
Retention conditions statedNot published on the listing — no starting temperature, ambient temperature or fill level is given behind the 24 hour figure
Mouth diameterNot published on the listing
Lid typeRubberized screw stopper — stated, described as easy to turn without slipping, and stated 100% leak-proof including with carbonated drinks
Seal availabilityNot published on the listing
Base diameterNot published on the listing
FinishStainless steel — stated in the title; no coating or color treatment is named
Empty weightNot published on the listing — the flask is described as light and slim, with no figure
MarketEuropean bottle: on Amazon.com the reference opens a German-language listing marked currently unavailable
Amazon referenceB07K1TGY6F
EAN5010576949165

What people ask before buying

Will it keep coffee hot?

The listing does not say. It publishes 24 hours cold in the title and no hot figure anywhere, which is unusual for a flask carrying this name. This page reports the absence rather than filling it in from the brand.

Carbonated drinks in a flask — really?

The maker states the bottle is 100% leak-proof including with carbonated drinks, and makes the point twice. Three other flasks here make the same claim: the Arendo, the BLOCKHÜTTE and the Limes 8. What none of them publishes is a replacement gasket, and the gasket is the part that carbonation works on.

Can I buy it in the United States?

Not from Amazon.com. At our check on October 21, 2026, the reference opened a German-language listing marked currently unavailable. For a cold bottle that also states carbonated drinks, the BLOCKHÜTTE on this shelf sold for $31.89 on Amazon.com the same day, and names 18/08 steel.

Does THERMOcafé by THERMOS publish a steel grade?

No. Not published on the listing — stainless steel is named, with no grade. What the listing does publish instead is the lid type: Rubberized screw stopper — stated, described as easy to turn without slipping, and stated 100% leak-proof including with carbonated drinks.

Our score

7.8/ 10

A clean, honest cold bottle with the best-described stopper in the hub. It publishes one retention figure out of two, and the missing one is the one the name implies.

The buyer this one serves, among camping gear

Cold drinks, including carbonated ones, in a slim 0.75 liter bottle where the closure is the deciding part.

The camping gear guides it appears in

What buyers actually choose

Amazon reports what buyers took in the month before this page was last checked: at least 200.

The figure is a floor, rounded by Amazon, and read through Keepa — it says what buyers picked, not what a maker claims.

Sources

Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for camping and hiking gear and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.

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