Flaskap FreePour System: 6oz Tumbler Attachment and 26oz Cup Holder Friendly Bottle, Removable Well Mixed Drink Tumbler Attachment and Water Bottle

Purchased for my husband as a gift. Nice quality. Holds a lot. He enjoys using it. Works as advertised. Would purchase again.

Works great and is conspicuous

I bought the Flaskap FreePour System as a gift for my uncle and it ended up being a huge hit. The 6oz tumbler attachment blends perfectly with the 26oz bottle, and the FreePour feature really does make smooth, well-mixed drinks with no mess. He loves how easy it is to attach and remove, and the fact that the bottle fits into cup holders is a big bonus for driving or taking it on the go.The whole setup feels sturdy, well-designed and super convenient. It’s become his new favorite companion for road trips, outdoor events and relaxing at home. Definitely worth the buy.

The Flaskap FreePour System has transformed my on-the-go beverage experience. Its unique design features a removable 6oz well that seamlessly integrates into the 26oz bottle, allowing me to carry both water and a separate drink of choice, such as coffee or an electrolyte beverage. This dual-compartment system is perfect for my active lifestyle, enabling me to stay hydrated and enjoy a different beverage without carrying multiple containers. The bottle's construction is sturdy and keeps my drinks at the desired temperature for extended periods. Cleaning is straightforward, and the overall design is both functional and stylish. I highly recommend the Flaskap FreePour System to anyone seeking a versatile and convenient solution for carrying multiple beverages

The FlasKap FreePour 6oz tumbler is exactly the kind of clever, crowd-pleasing gadget you didn’t know you needed until you tried it. At first glance it’s a solid, well-insulated 26 oz tumbler — but the real party trick is the hidden, removable 6 oz well inside the cap that lets you store a spirit (or mixer) and blend it into every sip with a quick press. It’s discreet, travel-friendly, and genuinely fun to use. Why it stands out Genius mechanism: The FreePour system uses a removable 6 oz flask-like well and a button-press flow so a little extra liquid releases into your drink as you sip — seamless and mess-free. Everyday utility: The tumbler itself is double-wall insulated and leakproof, so it performs like a quality water bottle when the well is detached. That versatility makes it useful beyond tailgates and parties. Well-made & customizable: The system comes in multiple colors and caps (the FreePour Kap) and is designed to pair with FlasKap’s 26 oz bottles — handy if you want team colors or replacement parts. What I loved Instant cocktail control: Want a subtle splash or a bolder pour? Tap the button as you sip and dial it in. It makes casual cocktails (or spiked waters) effortless. Practical for events: Great for tailgates, concerts, camping, or anytime you want your drink and a hidden spike — without carrying a separate bottle. Solid daily bottle: Remove the well and it’s a dependable insulated bottle for water, coffee, or sports drinks. Things to know Use it wisely: It’s surprisingly easy to go through your 6 oz stash fast if you mash the button — fun, but not economical for heavy pouring. Best for Tailgaters, festival-goers, weekend campers, or anyone who wants a discreet, stylish way to carry a little spirit without hauling an extra flask. Also brilliant as a novelty gift for friends who like clever gear. Final verdict Clever engineering meets real-world usefulness. The FlasKap FreePour 6oz tumbler is fun, well-built, and versatile — a great pick if you want to personalize every sip without extra hassle. Just don’t press the button like it’s a soda fountain unless you mean to share the whole 6 oz.

Exactly as described. This is cool for on the go.

The FreeFlow is exactly what I've been looking for, for years, to the point of about to buy a 3d printer to make my own. This is PERFECT for bourbon drinkers that like it neat, and chase it with ice water. Just an idea, FreeFlow 2.0 should alow the well to be locked open when the button is pushed all the way in. Again, this needs to be marketed to neat bourbon drinkers.

The item seems well made. A friend had one and told me about it and I was interested in purchasing one. It is not an inexpensive item. I gave it five stars due to the quality of the item. Here is the rub, and totally my fault. The device works like this. You add your drink in the bottom of the cup, about 20 ounces worth. Inside the smaller wells, you can add alcohol or just about anything you want to. It can store up to 6-7 ounces. To drink you just tip it up and the bottom reservoir empties. To drink out of the well, you push the button and tip up. Pretty sweet right? You can add as much of the well content as you like just by pushing harder on the button. As little or more alcohol as you want just by pushing the button. I couldn’t wait to try it! Well, what I didn’t know was when you push the button for the well contents, it stops the cup contents from coming out. I put lemonade in the bottom and vodka in the well cup. First sip was straight from the bottom of the cup, pure lemonade. Kept the lemonade nice and cold. Great cup so far I thought! Next sip I decided to add a little vodka so I pressed the button and tipped it back and straight vodka came out. Bottom liquid was stopped. Just straight out of the well. Nothing mixed. Not a stronger mixed sip, just straight alcohol. I guess if you like to drink alcohol straight up then just fill the entire cup with vodka or bourbon or whatever you wish, no need for a mixer. Not sure why one would want to pay $70 for an insulated container however just to drink whiskey in? Or perhaps I did something wrong or don’t know how to operate it? Possibly, I have misunderstood a few things in my lifetime. What is the point of this apparatus? It states clearly that you can simply push the button to add more alcohol to your beverage. But it adds it straight into your mouth. No rum and coke, just straight rum. No vodka and cranberry, just straight vodka into your mouth. Like I said, it may be me. I either didn’t understand my friend correctly or don’t understand about how to push a button??