BlenderBottle Harry Potter Shaker Bottle Pro Series Perfect for Protein Shakes and Pre Workout, 28-Ounce, Bolt & Glasses

Required for Quidditch pros and fans alike, the BlenderBottle Harry Potter Pro Series 28-Ounce Shaker Bottle is essential gear, secondary only to the broomstick. Manufactured from BPA and phthalate-free Eastman Tritan, a durable and odor-free plastic that guards against lingering flavors, it keeps today’s Pumpkin Juice from tasting like last week’s Butterbeer. Bottle contents and liquids are securely contained by a tightly threaded screw-on lid that creates a leakproof seal, and an ergonomic flip top that can cap them all for shaking and transportation (fits in most cupholders). A SpoutGuard makes it possible to open the flip cap without touching the drinking spout. The patented mixing system—with a 316 surgical-grade stainless steel BlenderBall wire whisk that magically moves inside the bottle to smooth out mixes—makes it ideal for protein shakes, smoothies, fiber drinks, and meal replacements. A wide mouth makes it easy to add ingredients, and a rounded base ensures thorough mixing and easy cleanup. Embossed markings show both ounces and milliliters for easy measuring anywhere (note that measurements on 28-ounce bottle only go to 20 ounces). The BlenderBottle Harry Potter Pro Series 28-Ounce Shaker Bottle can also be used as a water bottle. Available in tweleve themes, just ask the Sorting Hat: Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, Slytherin, Bolt & Glasses, Deathly Hallows, Books, I Solemnly Swear, Platform 9 3/4, Quidditch, Dark Mark, and Dementor. Dishwasher safe. Manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty.

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