YETI Rambler 42 oz Straw Mug, Vacuum Insulated, Stainless Steel, Sandstone Pink

I love this cup. I love the color, how much water and ice it holds and that it fits perfectly in my car's cup holder. It can get a lil heavy with lots of ice and water in it but you can def. feel the quality of this cup. We had two other yeti cups in the house that are smaller and had no handles (that we would use for tea) but this one is by far my favorite and is used almost daily. I wash this one in the dishwasher without any problems (no scratches, dings or discoloring). This is def. worth the price and can see it lasting for a long time. I love this cup.P.S. Wasn't a fan of the straw that came with it. So I just use one of my metal long straws with it and it goes with it and works perfect. Looks like it came with the cup since there is a matching metal design at the top and bottom of the cup.

Love these Tumblers! Great quality and look as good as new after months of use. I prefer these over my Stanleys. The lid is better and easier to clean.

I bought this cup for my mother. She loves the color! and she said the insulation is great, she said she put ice in it and it's still there the next day!

Perfect! nice heavy duty and keeps your drink ice cold! mine came in fast and was in pristine shape!

My version of a Stanley! No mold issues around the seal of the lid.I definitely wash it every week or so to keep germ spread down.This helps me to get my daily intake of water! Definitely well loved by my girls too.

I have always been a big fan of the Yeti brand and have a 24oz Yeti water bottle but I am a soon to be mama and needed a good large Tumbler to stay more hydrated throughout the day as I prepare for labor and for postpartum especially since I plan to breastfeed. I chose this one and I’m obsessed! The color is beautiful and came exactly as expected. All the parts are dishwasher safe which makes it so much easier to clean, I tend to procrastinate handwashing dishes. It is lead free which was important to me. It is very durable and lightweight for its size and material. The straw cap is not leakproof but you can replace the cap for whatever you prefer! Despite that, it kept small ice cubes frozen for over 12 hours while running errands with it sitting in the hot car in between. It is the perfect gift for anyone!

So, there’s plenty to choose from in the forty-something-ounce-reusable-cup market, but I thought for sure this would be the one for me — after all, I’m a Yeti girl. I’ve used their coffee cups exclusively for years! I’ve given them as gifts! They’ve held up beautifully, kept hot things hot and cold things cold, etc etc. So when it came time to get a big tumbler, I thought the Yeti would be the clear winner for me.Spoiler alert: it’s not.I also bought the famous brand of tumbler, and a cheap knockoff I picked up for ten bucks. I prefer both of them to the Yeti.The first disappointment came as soon as I opened the box — this cup claims to be 42 ounces (2 more than the others) but that can only be true if we’re talking about filling it to the BRIM. If you stop pouring where you need to in order for the lid to go on, it actually holds less than the others that claim to be 40 ounces. I poured water from one to the other to test and verify that.Then there’s the handle. It’s a typical Yeti handle, which works great on a coffee mug but is kind of flimsy feeling on a cup of this size and weight. It’s not comfortable like the one on the cheap cup, or substantial like the handle of the trendy brand.It’s insulated well enough I suppose, although I feel like the other cups do just as well if not better.The lid isn’t leak-proof, of course, which I knew going in, but given that my other cup has a flip-top straw that IS leakproof for the same cost, it’s something to keep in mind.The only edge the Yeti has is ease of cleaning. The lid and straw are simple to take apart and wash.I kept all three cups (because I can’t help but love them all in their way) but for what it’s worth, the Yeti is my least favorite.

As a teacher, I don’t have time for lukewarm coffee or melted ice. Enter: the Yeti. It keeps my coffee hot through first period… and second… and the surprise fire drill. This version has a handle—yes, a glorious, sturdy, actually-useful handle—which the other models somehow forgot. It’s also pretty.It’s not a Stanley. It doesn’t need to be. It’s a Yeti. Rugged. Dependable. Practically tenured.