🥶 KelvZ Finger Grip Insulated Can Cooler: Keep Your 12 oz Cans & Bottles Ice Cold with 18/8 Stainless Steel Beer Holder and Two Foam Can Sleeves! Review

This stainless steel pen mug will keep you cold for hours! I'm not exaggerating. I left the cold jar in one overnight and it was still cold the next day. It keeps almost the same temperature as the glass when taken out of the cooler or fridge for over an hour. After that, he slowly loses the cold. It would literally take hours to reach room temperature. I'm amazed how well this works.

While waiting to replace plastic freezer glass holders, I was struck by the positive reviews. BUT when it arrived I was very disappointed to find that the rubberized o-ring does not accept standard sized cans and bottles. I had to remove the o-ring, insert the jar/bottle, and then push the ring very firmly into the container. Even if the container was previously placed in the freezer, this block did NOT keep the drink colder or longer than the much cheaper plastic block. Too much hassle for a…

I have lots of foam laying around bought at job fairs etc but I'm always a bit wary of using it on the bedside table as the bases do this don't tight. This fear led me to the decision to purchase a metal beverage isolator with a nice flat base and this one is perfect for this role. I read another review that claimed bottled drinks aren't as safe in it, but mine came with neoprene sleeves that fit snugly. on the bottles and holds them firmly in the holder; I've added an image to demonstrate that

I have something to compare the Yeti to. So I did it, but I shouldn't have done it. They look the same, but as soon as you put the jar in the KelvZ, you'll feel the temperature drop - the cooler will instantly get colder, which is a sign of heat ingress due to poor insulation/thermal insulation. This is not the case with the Yeti. Plus, after 30 minutes, your beer will no longer be "cold in the fridge" (and that's inside). The Yeti stays as cold as if you pulled the can out of the fridge even…

Not as good as my Yeti. I simultaneously poured a beer into the Yeti and one into this KelvZ and took them both into the pool on a 90 degree day. The same beer from the same place in the same fridge. The jars were placed side by side in a shaded area. After about 10 minutes, with the cans still unopened, I stored both coolers. KelvZ felt noticeably colder. I asked someone else to hold both cans and asked if either of them felt cooler and got the same response. I then opened both cans and drank…