🧊 YETI Rambler 26 oz Bottle: Vacuum Insulated Stainless Steel with TripleHaul Cap - Ultimate Versatility & Unmatched Performance Review

The best buy in the last few months. Got the YETI Rambler 20oz as a Christmas present and love it; I took it to work every day and found the only thing wrong with it is that it only weighs 20 ounces - not enough iced coffee to last you all day. The 26oz YETI was the answer to a dream! Double-walled stainless steel, who wants more?

I'm personally a fan of Yeti products. They are well made and keep my ice/drinks really cold even on the hottest sunny days at the beach. I love 26 ounces. It's convenient to take it in the car and I don't have to worry about spilling liquid everywhere. And I LOVE black! I was lucky enough to buy it on sale so the price was great too.

I've heard other reviewers say they didn't get a real deal and it was fake. I think that applies to my purchase as well. Nothing keeps cold as long as it should. The ice in it melts in 4 hours. Lesson learned, I went to REI to buy a real Yeti. In comparison, the REI Yeti holds ice all night and the water is still nice and cold. Lesson learned, I will not buy Yetis from Revane.

First of all I really liked this water bottle when I first got it. Large capacity, keeps water cold all day, just a nice feeling. The reason I give it two stars is because I've taken very good care of it and after 6 months of use it's rusting inside and Yeti's warranty doesn't cover "material degradation over time". Not what I expect from a $40 bottle. I will switch to a different brand for my next bottle. I suggest you do the same if you want something long lasting.

So first check how long you stay cold. 4 ice cubes in 10 ounces of cold water, no ice after 8 hours but still cold. Compared to HiWill (24 oz) who ran the same test and still had 4 ice cubes after 48 hours. Doesn't fit in cup holder, photos are deceiving. Have the magnetic lid ready, really the only reason to try twice the cost compared to HiWill. Updated when I lose chill time with the extra top. Update: Overpriced rubbish, don't keep ice cream for 8 hours. If I see moisture in my second…

Works surprisingly well. I had a bike ride. I ended up wanting cold water. I left the house on Friday night and filled it with water and ice. The journey took seven hours on Saturday. The temperature outside was over 100 degrees and the bottle was in my car. I finished the trip and to my great surprise there was still ice in the bottle! The top makes it difficult to drink while driving. For trips like hiking, it would be easy to use and would provide fresh, clean, cold water all the way. I…