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Name: The North Face - TNF Water Bottle 1L - One Size
Brand: The North Face
SKU: 1115592v1
Price: 41.21 EUR
Availability: InStock

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TNF Water Bottle 1L

41,21 €* 54,95 € -25%

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Available Sizes: One Size

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The North Face X Ocean Water Bottle is a 1 liter bottle made of double-walled, vacuum-insulated stainless steel. It's extremely durable and keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot. This bottle by The North Face has a double opening for easy filling and cleaning, is leak-proof, does not sweat in the backpack and is dishwasher-safe. The North Face X Ocean Water Bottle is made from a mix of recycled materials and ocean-bound plastic, helping to protect our oceans. The reusable water bottle was developed by The North Face in conjunction with Ocean Bottle. With the purchase of every The North Face x Ocean Bottle, around 1,000 plastic bottles are prevented from being dumped into the ocean. The North Face X Ocean Water Bottle is equipped with an NFC base plate in the bottom of the bottle that can be scanned to track refills and contribution to plastic collection via the Ocean Bottle app. Capacity: 1 liter; Materials: 76.3% recycled stainless steel, 18.5% polypropylene & ocean-bound plastic, 5.2% silicone.

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TNF Water Bottle 0.75L

33,71 €* 44,95 € -25%

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The North Face X Ocean Water Bottle is a 0.75 liter bottle made of double-walled, vacuum-insulated stainless steel. It's extremely durable and keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot. This bottle by The North Face has a double opening for easy filling and cleaning, is leak-proof, does not sweat in the backpack and is dishwasher-safe. The North Face X Ocean Water Bottle is made from a mix of recycled materials and ocean-bound plastic, helping to protect our oceans. The reusable water bottle was developed by The North Face in conjunction with Ocean Bottle. With the purchase of every The North Face x Ocean Bottle, around 1,000 plastic bottles are prevented from being dumped into the ocean. The North Face X Ocean Water Bottle is equipped with an NFC base plate in the bottom of the bottle that can be scanned to track refills and contribution to plastic collection via the Ocean Bottle app. Capacity: 0.75 liters; Materials: 76.3% recycled stainless steel, 18.5% polypropylene & ocean-bound plastic, 5.2% silicone.

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TNF Water Bottle 0.75L

33,71 €* 44,95 € -25%

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The North Face Lifestore Sale

In 1996, The North Face was founded by two hiking enthusiasts, Douglas Tompkins and a close friend, as a shop for mountaineering equipment in North Beach, San Francisco. Soon thereafter, that little shop became known as a retailer of high-performance climbing and backpacking gear. Since Tompkins wasn’t completely confident with the stuff he was offering (or at least he believed he could do it better), he decided to create his own in-house brand by the name of The North Face. Through the 1970s, The North Face cherished a following amongst avid outdoor athletes, and eventually became the only supplier in the US to offer a comprehensive collection of high-performance outerwear, ski wear, sleeping bags, packs and tents in the 80s. While others chose to stress either design or technology issue, The North Face took both seriously and steadily searched for better fibers to satisfy the needs of their customers. Now, more than 40 years after its humble grand opening, The North Face delivers an extensive line of stylish performance apparel, functional equipment and footwear. They push the boundaries of innovation, so you can push the boundaries of exploration.