It seems like Ninja is quickly becoming a household name with its array of kitchen gadgets, including air fryers, pizza ovens, ice cream makers, BBQs and more.
The top cookware brand has been knocking it out of the park this year with top-class launches like the FrostVault Hard Cooler. Recently, it ventured into new territory with its latest invention – the reusable Ninja Thirsti Travel Bottle.
The Thirsti Travel Bottle, available in two sizes and various colours, is engineered to keep your beverages right temperature, whether they are still, sparkling, hot or cold. It’s so effective that the bottle claims ice can stay frozen for 48 hours, cold drinks stay chilled for over a day and hot drinks remain steaming for upwards of eight hours.
Designed to accommodate any beverage you fancy, it boasts a triple-layer of vacuum-insulated stainless steel which keeps your drinks’ temperature steady for extended periods. Plus, there’s good news for bargain hunters, as its currently on offer.
As reported by the Manchester Evening News, Ninja’s Thirsti Travel Bottle usually costs £34.99 for the 700ml version, but shoppers can pick it up for £29.99, for a limited time. Although it may feel a bit pricey for a water bottle, its cost actually undercuts competitors like Yeti and Stanley by a decent margin.
Despite being a fairly recent addition to Ninja’s product mix, the Thirsti 700ml Travel Bottle already shines with an impressive average rating of 4.6 out of five stars from users who say they “should have bought it years ago” and use it “everyday”.
A satisfied customer shared their enthusiasm: “As water bottles go this is the best I’ve had. Should have bought it years ago.”
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A second enthusiast shared: “I’ve had this with me everyday since it arrived. Keeps cold drinks cold in the car for hours. Haven’t tried hot drinks yet. I even take it to bed with me at night. One reason I bought it was that it is dishwasher safe, which is important for me. It’s a lovely addition to my growing Ninja collection.”
Another satisfied customer remarked: “Worth every penny. Couldn’t believe how good this was, held ice for over 24 hours and was still ice cubes in my apple juice. I also tried it with my morning brew, which was still red hot four hours after. Excellent product.”
Nonetheless, a less impressed buyer rated the Thirsti 700ml Travel Bottle three stars, criticising its price point: “Overpriced for what is basically a flask. Ice lasted approximately six hours, maybe because it was a very hot day.”
But another reviewer praised their latest kitchen gadget, saying: “This is a great product. Coffee stays piping hot for well over 10 hours which I’ve never had with any other type of insulation mug. Really light for the size of the item too, would you consider bringing out one with a built in straw option?”
Bag the Ninja Thirsti 700ml Travel Bottle for £29.9, down from £34.99, for a limited period here.
In addition, shoppers looking for options can find the Yeti Rambler, which exceeds the Thirsti Travel Bottle by mere millilitres at 769ml, retailing for £39.95. For those preferring a larger volume, the Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler Rose Quartz offers a 1.2L capacity and is available for £44.99 at Lakeland.
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