The number of calm, clear and waveless days that present the opportunity to go freediving in Bass Strait along the Victorian Coast, the best ones are rare. The great unplanned they tend to be. So when my freedive buddy Christine and I went adventuring out in the 4.7m SWIFT inflatable boat on a cool winter’s day, everything beyond the conditions was going to be a bonus. And what a surprise we received, even amidst the milky green waters, the beauty of nature’s random acts cannot be truly anticipated.
Freediver Silhouette Stainless Steel Travel Mug — Blue Freediver Design, Insulated Coffee Tumbler
$33.99
Slip this stainless steel travel mug into your day and let it carry the calm of an ocean dive. The minimalist white body is punctuated by a tranquil blue freediver silhouette—clean, modern, and quietly adventurous. It feels solid in your hand and keeps drinks steady while you move, whether you’re biking to work, waiting for a sunrise surf, or settling in with a good book on a ferry. The flip-top lid keeps spills away and the vacuum-insulated steel holds temperature so a morning coffee or a late-afternoon tea stays true. Simple enough to pair with everyday gear, but with a small, intentional design that speaks to anyone who lives for water, travel, and the small moments between destinations.
Product features
- Durable 100% vacuum-insulated stainless steel body
- Leak-proof screw-on plastic lid with flip-top
- BPA-free plastic lid for safety
- Dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning
- 15 oz capacity with rounded corners for comfortable grip
Care instructions
- Clean in dishwasher or wash by hand with warm water and dish soap
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