Hidden Flask For Liquor Set – (20 oz Total) 2 10oz Sunscreen Flasks To Hide Booze & Disguise Container for Liquor Secret Flasks for Alcohol Includes Funnel & Leak-Proof Seals by Classy Wino

Took to a 3 day festival. Opened and closed throughout the event and had NO issues at all. Highly recommended.

I purchased these after watching an episode of Always Sunny in Philadelphia (rum ham anyone?) thinking it would be hilarious to look like I was drinking sunscreen. I was immediately impressed with how legitimately these flasks imitate an actual sunscreen bottle. I am not advocating violating laws or ordinances, but I intend to use these where responsible adults should be allowed to imbibe without advertising that they’re drinking.

all was good recently using these flasks.

It isn't hot girl Summer without sneaking some booze into a concert, theme park, or water park! These flasks hold a very generous 10 ounces of liquor in a package that will easily slip by most bag checks. They look real and have things you'd expect on a sunscreen tube, like directions for use and ingredients.The tubes are easy to fill with the included funnel, and they seem to be pretty leak tight. I filled one with 10 ounces of rum and tried flipping it on its top, and I had no issues with leakage. The included "safety" seals seem to help minimize the chance of leakage as they adhere to the top once the liquor touches them. You only get a few seals, but they seem to be reusable at least for a couple of drinks.These would be best for a day out or keeping in a carry-on bag on a cruise. I wouldn't risk putting these in my luggage and ending up with booze all over my clothes- if the flip top accidentally opens, the liquid would be everywhere very quickly. I try to store mine upright in a water bottle compartment or wedged against something in my bag so that it can stand with the top facing up. The size is very generous- if you're using this for hard liquor you'll easily be able to fit enough for yourself and a few friends. Have fun- and don't get caught!

My "sneak comestibles into places they're not allowed" tendencies date back to stashing 49 cent cheeseburgers in my backpack on the way to the movies, so I am all for stealth and saving money because WE'RE ALL JUST TRYING TO GET BY OUT HERE, GREG.So when I saw this, even as seldom as I leave the house, I wanted it in my life. I'm happy it is in my life. But there are a couple of things to be aware of.The cap is just like a regular sunscreen tube cap. When I saw this marketed as a "flask" I assumed there would be some sort of pouring control mechanism in place, but it is just like a regular cap on a regular tube of sunscreen. Also I have concerns about the longevity of the hinge, it feels a bit like it's not going to stand up very long to repeated use.The "leak-proof safety seals" are a great idea, but they fit over the opening of the tube inside the cap, which means you have to disassemble the entire thing to dispense your booze, which care sorely impact your stealth.But for all of that, do I recommend this as a gift for yourself and your booze-loving friends and loved ones? Absolut-ly.

These are as advertised and work great. I love that they come with individual seals to make it look like it is a sealed and unopened bottle of sunblock. If you are taking in luggage, be sure to put inside a ziplock bag or 2 incase it leaks or the cap opens. I would also fill it completely full so that if someone shakes it, you can't easily hear of feel a thin watery liquid that clearly isn't sunblock sloshing around in there. The size is good, 10oz per bottle which is plenty for a few days depending on how much you drink. I am a bit worried the flimsy lid will break over time, however for the money you really can't complain. Overall, I would recommend this product!

I think this would be a really fun gift item, though I'm dubious as to how practical it would be. The sunscreen container looks very realistic and I'm sure it could fool quite a few people easily. I'm still not sure I would trust them to not leak. The cap does not feel like it closes securely - there is no "click".The flask comes with several seals to help prevent leakage, but you'd have to remove them to pour out the alcohol. Do you throw them away or reuse them? A small funnel is included, but it really seems too small to be functional when transferring liquor from a bottle to the container. I would probably use one of my kitchen funnels.So I do like it for a novelty gift, but I think the cap could be better. The price at the time of this review is $13.98 for two, which I think is very reasonable.

The media could not be loaded.  It definitely will pass the casual inspection at a security gate. The hinge looks like to be the weak spot of the whole deal. Only time will tell if it will last.