20oz HELLFIRE Guided Missile Tumbler - Military Inspired - Insulated Drinkware

Rain HELLFIRE 20oz Guided Missile Tumbler

Lock and load with the *HELLFIRE Strike* 20oz Tumbler—the ultimate weapon in your drinkware arsenal. Designed to resemble a cutting-edge **HELLFIRE guided missile**, this tumbler is engineered for those who demand precision, power, and style in every sip.

Built from **military-grade stainless steel**, this sleek, missile-inspired tumbler is as durable as it is eye-catching. With its **aerodynamic contours** and **aggressive design**, it’s the perfect way to channel the speed and impact of a high-tech missile straight into your everyday routine. Whether you're fueling up with a steaming cup of coffee or keeping your favorite drink ice-cold, this tumbler’s **double-wall insulation** keeps your beverage at optimal temperature for hours—no mission is too long.

With the *HELLFIRE Strike* Tumbler, you don’t just carry a drink—you carry the power to strike with **pinpoint precision**. **Lock. Launch. Sip.** Your day is about to get an upgrade.

      This is the  AGM-114 HELLFIRE, a short-range, air-to-surface or surface-to-surface, high-explosive anti-tank (HEAT), semi-active, laser-guided (AGM-114K) or millimeter-wave radar-guided (AGM-114L) guided missiles used against tanks, bunkers and other hard-point targets. A similar missile is the AGM-114 Longbow which is radar guided whilst the Hellfire is laser-guided. The AGM-114 HELLFIRE (an acronym for Heliborne, Laser, Fire and Forget) Modular Missile System was designed in the 1970s as an anti-armor and precision attack weapon that is effective against tanks, bunkers and structures. The HELLFIRE family of missiles consists of four generations, the basic (AGM-114A/B/C) and the anti-ship interim (AGM-114F), the HELLFIRE 2 (AGM-114K/M/N/R) and the Longbow (AGM-114L). All HELLFIRE missiles are similar in shape in that they have a cylindrical body with a dome-shaped nose section that has four small clipped delta stabilizing-fins in a cruciform configuration. On the rear third of the missile around the motor section are four in-line, wide-chord, short-span fixed wings with control fins at their trailing edges.