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We hate when our favorite beverage loses its frosty (or piping hot) goodness before we can fully enjoy it. That's why we over-engineered our Rambler Tumblers with kitchen-grade 18/8 stainless steel and double-wall vacuum insulation. Rambler Tumblers keep ice 2X longer than plastic tumblers and are designed for maximum ice retention - and work just as well for hot beverages. Rambler Tumblers are BPA free, including the crystal clear lid, so you can gauge the level of your frosty beverage as it slides down the pipe.
Holds 30 Ounces Of Liquid
Can be used for both hot and cold liquids
Made of kitchen-grade 18/8 stainless steel
This is one of those products that lives up to its stellar reviews. I didn't really expect it to be THAT good, but it really is. I work in sales and drive to several locations a day where my drink sits in my car for a couple of hours at a time in the hot sun. Not only will this cup hold ice in a soda in the car, but after several hours in my oven of a car, the soda still tastes like it did with little to no perceptible ice melt in it. At the end of the day, there's still enough ice in it to put in another drink and use it until bed time. I can't understand how this thing works but it's like magic. Several people have bought one of these just because they were so impressed with how mine works. I did see one reviewer talking about the rubber seal around the lid and it's potential to lose its grip over time, and I suppose that's possible since it happened with another travel cup I had a few years ago. For that reason, I hope Yeti makes a lid available for purchase separately. Straws would probably fit in the hole, but big straws may not without flattening a little. I don't use straws so I'm just guessing about that. Another note: remember that this cup doesn't have a top that closes and seals. The lid is mainly designed to hold in the temperature and prevent sloshing out. The hole you sip through will allow liquid to pour out if you turn the cup over. That's not a con, but a pro. I don't like cup tops that completely close. I think that closing lids are harder to clean and they're just unnecessary. I'm not a child and I can make it through my day without spilling a drink, at least on most days that is. Now that I've said that, I'll probably spill the entire cold contents in my lap today. :-)
