Shooting Bottles and Flasks

Welcome to our Shooting Bottles & Flasks collection — the place for durable, field‑ready drinkware built for shooting days. Whether you need an insulated flask for hot drinks, a hip flask, or a stainless steel water bottle, our range includes options to suit clay days, upland walking, and cold early mornings.

We stock trusted brands like Purdey, Beretta and others offering flasks made with high‑grade stainless steel, pewter, leather coverings, and leakproof caps. Many designs include tumbler cups, screw‑tops, captive lids, and carry covers for protection in harsh weather. Ideal for long shoots, these bottles and flasks combine practicality with country style.

Browse the full selection, choose capacity and style to suit your routine, and keep your hydration or warming beverage close at hand — all day in the field.

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Shooting Bottles and Flasks

About Shooting Bottles and Flasks

How to Choose the Right Shooting Bottle or Flask

Selecting the right bottle or flask can enhance your field experience. Use this guide to match your drinkware to your shooting conditions.

Capacity & Use Case

On long shoots, larger bottles (e.g. 750 ml to 1 litre) help carry enough water or warm drinks. Hip flasks (4–8 oz) carry hot beverages or spirits during breaks. Consider how often you can refill, and match the size to the day’s needs.

Material & Insulation

Stainless steel offers strength, corrosion resistance, and good thermal retention. Double‑wall vacuum flasks keep drinks hot or cold longer. Pewter or leather‑clad flasks add aesthetics but may need more care. Choose insulation suited to your climate and use. (See examples at Cherrytree’s hip flask range) :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Lid Design & Leak Protection

Look for captive tops (lids attached so they don’t get lost), screw caps with seals, or flasks with tumblers. A secure lid is essential on rough walks or if packed in gear. Leaks ruin other equipment.

Ease of Use in the Field

Flasks with wide mouths or included funnels simplify filling and pouring. Some models come with carry pouches, clips or straps so you can attach them to belts or vests. These add convenience when moving across terrain.

Care & Maintenance

Rinsing immediately after use, especially with sugary or acidic drinks, prevents corrosion. Avoid abrasive cleaners on decorative finishes; hand‑wash when possible. For flasks with leather wraps, treat leather periodically.

Choose a flask or bottle that fits your shooting day — combining utility, durability, and good design — so you stay hydrated or warmed without fuss.

Shooting Bottles and Flasks FAQs

A flask is often a smaller, hip‑worn container (4–8 oz) designed for warm drinks or spirits. A shooting bottle is typically larger (water bottles or thermos flasks) and intended to carry hydration over the whole day.

Stainless steel is the most practical: durable, non‑reactive, and good at retaining heat/cold. Pewter or leather cases offer charm, but require more careful handling and cleaning. Stainless double‑wall vacuum types offer superior insulation.

Yes. A captive top ensures the lid stays attached to the flask and prevents loss, especially useful when you need to uncap and re‑cap in low light or moving around.

Rinse with warm water after each use. Use mild soap and avoid bleach. For insulated flasks, let the lid and seals dry separately to prevent mould. Avoid dishwashers unless marked safe.

For full‑day shooting, 500 ml–1 litre bottles are ideal. For mid‑shoot drinks or warming breaks, a 4–8 oz flask is sufficient. Choose according to distance from refilling point and weather conditions.

Yes. Many pewter or leather‑covered flasks support engraving or embossed designs, making them ideal for gifts or personalised gear.