🧊 Stanley Insulated Water Bottle - 18oz, 25oz, 36oz - Vacuum Sealed Review

YES! A water bottle made for the "Rough and Falling!" I'll admit I used to be a Nalgene fan. I hated it because the plastic was scuffed and scratched and just didn't look professional enough to me. I even dropped a few and saw how badly they cracked. They sucked too clean and generally became a pain after a while due to condensation or loss of "coolness". (Who wants to take away warm/hot water?) Enter Stanley. A classic, traditional quality that literally keeps my water ice cold for hours. I…

Good people. first thing. let's be cool and call the green Hammerton; Retro. (laughs) Just started using it. I like it. Extremely ergonomic. The hinge attached to the lid has a good reason. Easy to take, open, drink, close and put back. These Stanley thermoses are just as good as the others. And you don't pay too much either. I had a retired farmer from Iowa who begged me to bring his old Stanley thermos. Said it was too good for him. All those days on the tractor, plowing etc. But now he's…

(05/13/17) We apologize for changing this review due to the lack of gaskets. I have several of these bottles and use them every day whether at work or at home. Freeze an inch of water at the bottom and they'll keep liquids ice cold for a day or more. BUT there's a real design flaw, and it's a big one. The silicone seal in the drinking cap tends to fall out and disappear. You don't notice when it happens, but you do notice when the bottle is in a horizontal position (causing the liquid to pool…

I just LOVE this bottle. I have the 36 ounce and it's a bit big for my cup holders in my car, but it seals really well so it's not a big deal. I bought it for work and in the car, but I like it so much that I use it all the time, even when I'm at home. I bought 44 ounce jars at convenience stores and reused them until they fell apart because nothing else was big enough to fit in my cup holder. I live in Texas so it's very hot in the car and I accidentally left the bottle in the car overnight…

I rarely review my many purchases on Amazon, except on the rare occasion when I'm excited or horrified. Here I am happy. The bottle came on a day when the outside temperature was above 30 degrees and very humid. As a test, I filled it about halfway with small ice cubes and then filled it up to the brim with cold tap water. I put it outside in the blazing sun. After 6 hours there is NO change. I poured out the water and there was half a bottle of ice left. Then I replaced the same water I had…