Let’s just say you could pick any Yeti Drinkware

[Laramie]

Have honestly never owned one. This thread has me considering changing that. Much appreciated

 

[dreamingbig]

#2


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[as.ks.ak]

#2!! Or do one similar to what Jordan posted. I have one of those little mugs with the WSF logo on it and it has recently became my favorite. Actually fits in a fair amount of cup holders surprisingly.

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[Ranger619]

#3, mainly because I don't have that one.

 

[Finch]

Option 1. Cool thing you're doing!

 

[Steve O]

For those worried about the handle on #1 here is a pic.





I can’t imagine a much more restrictive cup holder than my Enclave and I am good to go. I drive a lot for my job and I always have a 20 oz Yeti with coffee and a 30 oz for water at arms length.

 

[Stwrt9]

#1 nice having a handle that fits in the cupholder

 

[kwackkillncrew]

#1 handles are great!

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[DenverCountryBoy]

Either of the 20 oz.

There's something nice about a handle for hot drinks, but with an insulated cup it isn't necessary.

 

[Travis Bertrand]

#2 is my vote!


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[realunlucky]

#2 are my go to travel mugs.

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[twall13]

I have to admit I was resistant to buying Yeti products for a long time, opting for cheaper brands instead thinking I was getting the same performance. After having a couple of Yeti mugs and tumblers gifted to me I'm now willing to pay the premium. There is just more thought put into the little details with Yeti products. Lids that fit and work right, parts that disassemble for cleaning, dishwasher safe, etc. I voted for #1 cause I don't have a Yeti with a handle but I do have experience with the mag slider lids on the other options and that is a great design for cleaning.

I just picked up an 18 Oz. rambler with he Hotshot cap and I'm really liking that lid. I plan on picking up a 26 or 36 Oz. Rambler with the chug cap soon as well for drinking water. Good stuff.

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[robby denning]

I have to admit I was resistant to buying Yeti products for a long time, opting for cheaper brands ...

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me too. but then @Tanya Avery brought one to camp and I realized it did insulate better than the knock-off I'd been using.

 

[Tanya Avery]

me too. but then @Tanya Avery brought one to camp and I realized it did insulate better than the knock-off I'd been using.

It’s so true! I’m amazed at how long they keep liquids warm. I use my @Yeti rambler to take hot soup to work sometimes.


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[5MilesBack]

My coffee doesn't last long enough to cool down. I'm still using a few of those 7-11 coffee mugs from the 90's. They fit perfectly in the pull-out cup holder in my F-350.

 

[280Ackley]

@robby denning Is there going to a place some of the unlucky few, who don’t get picked for a free one can purchase one?

 

[robby denning]

@robby denning Is there going to a place some of the unlucky few, who don’t get picked for a free one can purchase one?

Hey bro, I’m not sure if will be carrying them in the store or not. Will definitely consider it!

@Tanya Avery


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[Billy Goat]

I think all 4 models need a cliff test before the final decision is made.

 

[robby denning]

I think all 4 models need a cliff test before the final decision is made.

 

[as.ks.ak]

I’m going winter goat hunting in a few weeks, get one headed N ASAP and I’ll report back.


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