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NCAA Color Changing Weber State Wildcats Pint Glass ThermoC Exray WSU1002
Features:
- Cold Sensitive Glass.
- Logos on Both Sides of the Glass (2 Logos).
- The Perfect Gift!
- Always Know Whether Your Drink is Lukewarm or Cold.
- Show off your School Spirit at Home or Work.
- Perfect for Your Favorite Ice Cold Beverage.
- Amaze family, friends, kids, co-workers and allow them to witness "magic" right before their own eyes!
- Official Collegiate Licensed Weber State University Product.
- A LOCAL SEATTLE BRAND.
Product Details:
- 16 Fl oz/473 ML
- BPA/Lead Free
- Cold liquid needs to be a maximum temperature of 10°C/50°F (cold tap water) in order for glass to change colors
- Recommended temperature is around freezing level -6.67°C/20°F (ice cold water) for optimal color changing
- Note: Before color change, when not in use, logo on glass may change color even without cold beverage inside it due to cold room temperature. Rinse with warm water to change back to beginning stage (white logo)
- After color change, you might also notice logo temporarily change back to original color (white) if you touch with your hand due to warm body temperature
MAKE YOUR DAY MORE EXCITING - Survive those Hot Summer Days when you drink an ice cold beverage out of a Sunkiss ThermoC Logo Color Changing Pint Glass. Or give yourself a well-deserved break at work and enjoy the color changing wonder. Boost your mood every time you drink out of a Sunkiss Pint Glass...... 2 DESIGNS IN 1 GLASS!
BEFORE COLOR CHANGE - Before pouring an ice cold beverage into your glass you will see the white University of Washington logo
DURING COLOR CHANGE - As your glass begins to fill with your cold drink the logo will begin to change color!
AFTER COLOR CHANGE - Once the color changing phenomenon is complete you will be able to enjoy your beverage with the purple UW logo on your brand new glass!
Features:
- Cold Sensitive Glass.
- Logos on Both Sides of the Glass (2 Logos).
- The Perfect Gift!
- Always Know Whether Your Drink is Lukewarm or Cold.
- Show off your School Spirit at Home or Work.
- Perfect for Your Favorite Ice Cold Beverage.
- Amaze family, friends, kids, co-workers and allow them to witness "magic" right before their own eyes!
- Official Collegiate Licensed Weber State University Product.
- A LOCAL SEATTLE BRAND.
Product Details:
- 16 Fl oz/473 ML
- BPA/Lead Free
- Cold liquid needs to be a maximum temperature of 10°C/50°F (cold tap water) in order for glass to change colors
- Recommended temperature is around freezing level -6.67°C/20°F (ice cold water) for optimal color changing
- Note: Before color change, when not in use, logo on glass may change color even without cold beverage inside it due to cold room temperature. Rinse with warm water to change back to beginning stage (white logo)
- After color change, you might also notice logo temporarily change back to original color (white) if you touch with your hand due to warm body temperature
MAKE YOUR DAY MORE EXCITING - Survive those Hot Summer Days when you drink an ice cold beverage out of a Sunkiss ThermoC Logo Color Changing Pint Glass. Or give yourself a well-deserved break at work and enjoy the color changing wonder. Boost your mood every time you drink out of a Sunkiss Pint Glass...... 2 DESIGNS IN 1 GLASS!
BEFORE COLOR CHANGE - Before pouring an ice cold beverage into your glass you will see the white University of Washington logo
DURING COLOR CHANGE - As your glass begins to fill with your cold drink the logo will begin to change color!
AFTER COLOR CHANGE - Once the color changing phenomenon is complete you will be able to enjoy your beverage with the purple UW logo on your brand new glass!
Due to color differences in monitors, the colors on this site are for reference only. Please contact Epic Sports if you have any color questions.
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