The Dogtastic Wander Flask - It's finally here!
Hi! I'm Brahms. On one of our hikes I found a puddle that was, in my professional opinion, delicious. My dad disagreed. "You are not drinking any more mud water!"
So my dad and I set out to make the coolest water bottle ever! The Wander Flask. It's not just a water bottle, it's a statement.
Here's the thing about every other dog bottle: the bowl is built into the lid. Which sounds clever until you notice it means the bottle is now dog-only — nobody wants to drink out of the cup I just drank out of.
Ours comes off. That's the whole trick. Unclip the waxed canvas bowl, fill it, set it down for me — and the bottle is still just a bottle, so my dad drinks from it too. One bottle, both of us, side by side on the trail.
The shoulder strap is in the box, not sold separately, because a bottle you carry in your hand is a bottle you leave at home. Wear it across your body and your hands stay free for the leash, the ball, the poop bag. My first aid kit clips onto the same strap, so everything we need rides together.
Insulated stainless steel, 25 oz. Double-wall vacuum, so the water is still cold hours later. Secure leak-resistant cap. The bowl is 5 inches across with straight sides that hold their shape — collapsible silicone folds the second a nose pushes into it, and mine doesn't. It folds flat in the pack when we're done.
The bowl is waxed canvas because my products seek to minimize plastics wherever we can manage it.
There are only 700 in each color, because we made them right instead of making them fast.
Ten percent of our net profits go to Dr. Brahmsy's Paws Together Foundation, for pet families and rescues who need a hand.
Adventures are better when spent together
Love, Brahms
A note on this first run: the bottle itself is printed "The Dogtastic Water Bottle" — the name changed to Wander Flask after the print run, and the box says Wander Flask. Same bottle.
Hi! I'm Brahms. On one of our hikes I found a puddle that was, in my professional opinion, delicious. My dad disagreed. "You are not drinking any more mud water!"
So my dad and I set out to make the coolest water bottle ever! The Wander Flask. It's not just a water bottle, it's a statement.
Here's the thing about every other dog bottle: the bowl is built into the lid. Which sounds clever until you notice it means the bottle is now dog-only — nobody wants to drink out of the cup I just drank out of.
Ours comes off. That's the whole trick. Unclip the waxed canvas bowl, fill it, set it down for me — and the bottle is still just a bottle, so my dad drinks from it too. One bottle, both of us, side by side on the trail.
The shoulder strap is in the box, not sold separately, because a bottle you carry in your hand is a bottle you leave at home. Wear it across your body and your hands stay free for the leash, the ball, the poop bag. My first aid kit clips onto the same strap, so everything we need rides together.
Insulated stainless steel, 25 oz. Double-wall vacuum, so the water is still cold hours later. Secure leak-resistant cap. The bowl is 5 inches across with straight sides that hold their shape — collapsible silicone folds the second a nose pushes into it, and mine doesn't. It folds flat in the pack when we're done.
The bowl is waxed canvas because my products seek to minimize plastics wherever we can manage it.
There are only 700 in each color, because we made them right instead of making them fast.
Ten percent of our net profits go to Dr. Brahmsy's Paws Together Foundation, for pet families and rescues who need a hand.
Adventures are better when spent together
Love, Brahms
A note on this first run: the bottle itself is printed "The Dogtastic Water Bottle" — the name changed to Wander Flask after the print run, and the box says Wander Flask. Same bottle.