I've had mine for a couple of years and I love it. It's great for sneaking a little rum into the movie theater for a Cuba Libre while youe enjoy the film. After you lose the funnel, it will take a little practice to fill without spilling, but eventualy you'll get the knack.

This is a great Flask. Nice capacity, great shape, extremely lightweight and taste neutral. This flaws sole flaw is its cap. For a $100+ that cap should be securely attached to the main body.

I bought this as a gift for my father and, after inspecting it upon arrival, I almost took up drinking so I'd have an excuse to get one for myself. it's a beautiful flask. Even the bag that it comes with is impressive. I can't speak for it's usability, since I never used it... but it sure is pretty.

There's nothing like kicking back in camp after a long hike and pouring a nice round for everyone. This little flask weighs next to nothing, doesn't take up much space, but can pack a wallop. Yes, it's pricey, but makes a cool gift. I filled it with rum, then in camp, mixed it with some mango-flavored Tang. Sweet!

I must admit I was giddy as a schoolgirl upon receiving this flask I appeared very nice. Although I was not overly impressed with the CHEAP plastic funnel, nonetheless it did appear to fit rather well. Fortunately I was thoughtful and considered the basic physics of what I was about to do before I began filling it. I would highly recommend this to anyone attempting to fill it with a high valued commodity like XO!!! The funnel fills a hundred times more rapidly than it empties! It imparted no taste whatsoever to the $65 of cognac I fill it with, even after two days; however I was unimpressed with the $15 pour of spirits I had in the catch basin/glass by the time the flask was full. All in all I don't feel that it was worth the price!