🧃 YETI Rambler 46 oz Bottle: Vacuum Insulated & Stainless Steel with Chug Cap - Harvest Red, Ideal for All-Day Hydration Review

I like that they stay cold all day. perfect size Only two negative points: Firstly, the trouser flap seems to be leaking. couldn't help but spill the water, once the cap is unscrewed to drink it just seems to pool at the top. Second, it seems to hold odors when used for something other than water, like juice, soda, soup, beer, etc. It's even been washed several times after use, but it still smells faintly from what it's been for weeks.

I liked my 36 oz Yeti Rambler so much I decided to buy a larger one. My drinks stay cold for two full days, making it easy to prepare and consume my daily water goals. I use my smaller Yeti to make iced coffee in the morning and the big one fills up with water to get through the rest of the day. I was able to stop drinking sodas because they work so well. Now all I need is a new machine with cup holders that fit these bad boys! 👍👍👍

I did this because I drink a ton of water and it was the largest vacuum flask I could find except for the 64 ounce hum which was too big to be practical. I use it every day and it works great. One thing I noticed is that unlike my hydroflasks, this thing has a bad smell coming out of the spout after two days of use. This is a glass flow nozzle with pieces of rubber that I have removed quite a few times. The canteen is a bit heavy, especially when it's full (yes). But it's better than constantly

Bought a 30 ounce Yeti travel mug a year ago. It's been really hot in Minnesota lately, as my wife remarked on a day trip, and at the end of the day I still had ice in my iced coffee despite the mug being in a hot car all day. She brings water to work from home but uses a bottle (the main brand of plastic bottles) and by the end of the day the ice is melting and the water is warm. I bought one of these for her and now her water stays cold and she still has ice at the end of the day. The only…