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A stemmed wine glass is no match for the first swell, a guest brushing past the table, or a terrace that is not perfectly level. The Riviera stays put: a silicone ring under the base grips onto a wet deck, a bar top, or outdoor wood.
The glass is made of Tritan, which has the clarity and weight of real glassware but does not break or scratch like glass—the reason this model is used both on board and in the hospitality industry. The 450 ml bowl leaves room for a full pour of red or white; flavor-neutral, light in the hand, and dishwasher-safe. Supplied as a set of two, intended to be used together: just as suitable for a set table indoors as it is outdoors.
Stylish to give, wonderful to enjoy together.
Drinking outdoors usually goes wrong in two ways: the glass is too small for red wine, or it tips over. This model solves both. The 570 ml bowl provides a generous pour with space to spare, so you can swirl without spilling, and the silicone ring on the base keeps the glass in place, whether on a wet deck, a bar top, or a table that isn't quite level.
Tritan provides the clarity and weight of glassware, but won't break or scratch. Taste-neutral, lightweight in the hand, and dishwasher-safe up to 70 degrees. Stylish to give, wonderful to enjoy together.
Looking for matching maritime collections?
Unbreakable glasses made for the water. Selected for you.
A good wine glass has a thinner rim, a bowl that gives the wine room to breathe, and a foot that supports the whole. That's precisely why wine glasses break so often: everything that makes a glass good also makes it fragile. This collection retains the shape but removes the fragility.
The choice begins with the design. Stemmed is the classic shape, with a stem and bowl, the most "wine glass" of all options, and best when the table is stable. Stackable has a shorter stem and nests together, ideal when cabinet space is scarce. With a weighted base has weight at the bottom and stays put if the table moves; on board, this is almost always the right choice.
Furthermore, the bowl shape matters, even in plastic. A wider bowl allows red wine to breathe, while a narrower one keeps white wine cooler longer due to less surface area. Those who drink both and want one set should choose the universal shape in between.
In terms of material, the same applies as with other glassware from our collection: Tritan remains clear the longest and is the most scratch-resistant and unbreakable form; acrylic and polycarbonate are lighter. You notice this more with wine because you look through the glass at the color.
Dishwasher safe, of course. They sound slightly different from glass when toasting; that's the only thing you give up. And the shards. But you can certainly do without those on board.
Frequently asked questions
That varies per cup holder and per glass. For those specifically looking for a glass that fits in a standard cup holder, the Flamefield Slim Jim is the best choice. Its slim design makes this glass especially suitable for use on board and fits in 95% of all cup holders.
If in doubt, always check the diameter of your cup holder and compare it with the dimensions of the glass.
Yes. Unbreakable glasses offer a significant advantage precisely on board. When a glass falls or tips over, the chance of it breaking and creating sharp glass shards is much smaller. That makes them particularly suitable for use on boats and yachts.
Unbreakable glasses are usually made from high-quality materials such as
polycarbonate, Tritan, or acrylic. These plastics are extremely sturdy,
scratch-resistant, and have a glass-like appearance without the risk of breakage.
A boat is constantly in motion. A glass that sits safely on a table at home can fall off the table on board due to a wave, an unexpected movement, or a bump. Real glass can break into sharp shards.
Unbreakable glasses offer a practical and safe alternative. They are much more resistant to drops and impacts and prevent you from having to deal with broken glass on board after an accident.
Although virtually unbreakable under normal use, they can sustain minor damage with extreme
pressure or prolonged wear. However, they are much
more durable than regular glass and ideal for use on a boat, campsite, or in a
camper van.
Most unbreakable glasses are dishwasher safe. However, at low temperatures. It is
recommended to wash them at a low temperature and not to use aggressive
detergents to preserve their clarity and quality longer.
We understand that. Real glass has a beautiful appearance and feels natural. On board, however, it also has a number of disadvantages: it is fragile, can cause sharp shards if dropped, and is less suitable for situations where the boat moves unexpectedly.
Unbreakable glasses combine the appearance and ease of use of glass with a much greater degree of safety. Especially on board, with children, on deck and while sailing, this can be a great advantage.
No, certainly not. Modern unbreakable glasses are available in various designs and definitely do not have to feel thick or heavy. Some glasses are barely distinguishable from real glass and are specifically designed to be light and pleasant to use.
Anti-slip glasses have a special coating or ribbed bottom, which helps them stay in place better while sailing. This prevents them from easily falling over or shifting with the movements of the boat.
There is a wide choice of designs, from classic nautical prints and colours (white, blue, red) to modern transparent glasses that are almost indistinguishable from real ones. There are also variants with elegant decorations or coral prints and stackable designs for extra space-saving.
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