Review on 🥤 THERMOS 12 Ounce Stainless Steel Beverage Can Insulator for Can Drinks by Johnny Murphy

This product was suggested to me while talking about Yeti Colster. I like it more than I imagined and now I'm getting approval. Coozies and Yeti are just too big to hold in your hand, lawn chair coaster, or any drink holder for that matter (hey, you can put soda in it and drive). You can put a 33 degree drink in a thermos, garden at 100°F for about 20 minutes a day, come back for a nice drink, and a cool drink is still waiting for you. It works! Surprising because it's really thin walled. I think I could use some Fluke equipment and give a full rundown, but this is free advice based on common sense only. It doesn't fit RedBull or all beer bottles. There is no standard for beer bottles and that's the problem I had with the Yeti. You can put a stamp in the Yeti, put a topper on it, and it will be a big carriage or a big heavy bottle. The smaller bottle will ring like a bell there. Here the thermos does not say that it fits all bottles, because nobody can say that. This doesn't apply to bottled beer unless you're sticking with a bottled beer brand that fits the general profile of a 12-ounce can. I like that it is very unobtrusive. It's not much more than a regular 12 ounce grip. What will surprise you is that you have to adjust to what an empty drink feels like. An empty glass in this case is similar to a full 3/4; It is made of stainless steel so has some weight. I've spent some time with this great pull of nothingness, but I'll get used to it. That's all. This is the coolest. It's small enough to fit in your hand and a cup holder on a sun lounger, and will REALLY keep a soda can cool on a hot day longer than you'd expect from such a slim design. Much longer than the cheap styrofoam that's half the price at the gas station, but this one lasts a long time. If you're looking at the Yeti, just grab it and stop bragging about how awesome it is. I have a yeti and just found a bug in my paths. Yeti just brags about how much you spend on things.