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Ninja Thirsti reduced to under £20 in Black Friday sale


The popularity of Ninja Kitchen is showing no sign of stopping, and while some of the large appliances including air fryers and ice cream makers are the most well-known, the Ninja Thirsti water bottles are gaining popularity.

During the Amazon Prime Deal Days sale in October, the bottles were reduced to £19.99, and many shoppers chose to invest in one as a foray into the Ninja brand. The 530l bottles are now discounted once again and can be bought for £19.99 on Ninja’s own website as part of Ninja’s Black Friday sale offering. They are also available for the same price on Ninja’s Ebay store. 

With weeks to go until Black Friday 2024, the tempting deal has come early, and it’s the ideal time to pick one up to increase your water intake or purchase it as a Christmas gift.

The bottles come in five different colours – white, mint, grey, black and blue, and the larger 700ml bottles are also reduced, from £34.99 to £24.99.

If you’re a fan of fizzy drinks, the Ninja Thirsti is designed to keep drinks fizzy, but it can also keep drinks cold for up to 24 hours and hot for up to 8 hours thanks to three layers of vacuum-insulated stainless steel.

The bottles have over 100 reviews, with mostly positive feedback and an overall rating of 4.6. One shopper said: ”Love this bottle! Keeps my juice fizzy all day! My workmates are jealous and are all wanting one now.” [SIC] 

Another commented: ”It’s a brilliant thermos, keeps drinks really hot and doesn’t make the drinks taste horrible either like a lot of other thermos’ I’ve used in the past do.”

Not all reviews were positive however: ”Does keep fluids cold or hot for a long time however unsure on the screw cap at the top as this isn’t always on properly although it feels like it is so ends up leaking” said one disgruntled shopper.

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