Outside of being a nerdy little way to be sneaky, fill up the Flask with your favorite drink to take on the go (or chocolate milk because someone must drive your buddies home!).

Ink Whiskey has designed this very product, a functional drinking flask in the shape of your favorite retro gaming system. Designed and built to look just like a Nintendo Cartridge using the same specifications and labeling as the original games. Each flask has a leak-proof rubber plug to ensure no drips or spills. Each NES cartridge flask comes with its own roll-able funnel! So, you can sneak liquor anywhere!

Created by Nintendo gamers for Nintendo fans! we've created some awesome alcohol-themed parody art labels of some popular classic video games that we all know and love. There is nothing cooler than a drinking flask that looks like an old 8-bit game.

Perfect gift or memorabilia item for the gamer, geek, 80's lover, or drink connoisseur in your life. This old school, original 4.25 oz. flask is based on the classic Nintendo games such as Final Fantasy, Duck Hunt, Super Mario Brothers, The Legend of Zelda and more. SHOW THIS OFF - Turn your friend’s heads and impress with this unique, one of a kind, flask. There is absolutely NOTHING else like this out there!

COMES WITH 100% MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE! You have a complete 30-day money-back guarantee with , simply return the flask and we'll return your money. No questions asked.

Material	Rubber
Color	Ninja Dry Gin
Brand	Ink Whiskey
Finish Type	Painted
Shape	Rectangular
Item Weight	0.1 Pounds
Item Volume	4.25 Fluid Ounces
Model Name	Concealable Entertainment System Flask
Manufacturer	Ink Whiskey
Manufacture Year	1995
UPC	682858383711 648260757106
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	5.3 x 4.7 x 0.7 inches
Package Weight	0.14 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH	5.2 x 0.7 x 4.8 inches
Brand Name	Ink Whiskey
Part Number	Ink Whiskey

Concealable NES Entertainment Flask – Looks Like a Retro Nintendo Video Game Cartridge – buts it’s a Flask with a Hilarious Label

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