🌡️ YETI Rambler 12oz Stainless Steel Bottle with Hot Shot Cap: Vacuum Insulated Excellence Review

Good for keeping drinks hot or cold for hours. Drinking from the lid takes some getting used to as the curved part often touches your nose when drinking. My only complaint is that getting under the 4 o-rings to keep them clean is a little awkward.

Perfect size for my K cup machine. Not all of us need a giant coffee mug in the morning. The best part is that it is easy to clean. I had a Contigo Autoseal and the lid became a cleaning nightmare and had to be scrapped. The lid of this Yeti consists of only 2 parts that can be easily separated for cleaning. Additionally, it's a durable and heavyweight mug that feels durable enough to last for years.

I bought 4 of these, 2 in stainless steel and 2 in military green. I'm going to give them away so I haven't used them but I can say they are very cute. Sturdy looking lids and smooth finishes on the outside. I bought the 12 ounce size so they fit easily in any car cup holder and they fit my 2021 Lexus RX 450h. I bought because my girlfriend has one and she says it's the best hot drink mug she's ever had. I always update my reviews when new information seems useful.

Because I work remotely I sometimes have to go to work and since work is only half the workforce sometimes there is no coffee supply. I pack my K-Cup, cream and sugar in a mug, cover with a lid and use the coffee maker at work and this Rambler is great. Big enough for my coffee but small enough for my backpack and the lid is amazing, I swapped out the lid for a larger Yeti I have so it's a great feature. When travel is safe again this will definitely be part of my travel gear. Oh yes, I also…

my first yeti decided to buy after some people said hot drinks can be hot for 12 hours well i make milk for my coffee and i get 7 -8 hours my coffee is hot. At 7 o'clock "warm", not hot, you won't last 12 hours with that thing. Either I got a lemon, or people overestimate the thing just because it's a "yeti," I get the same performance as a cheap generic from Walmart. i give it back If you want your drink to be HOT rather than lukewarm, look elsewhere. Now I have to say I like how it opens…

That's all everyone says and I love it. #1 Important for me: no leaks (yet). #2: The Hot Shot cap is awesome. You don't have to constantly open or remove the lid to drink from it, you can leave it in the drinking position and it will keep the water hot and you can drink from either side. #3, he keeps things hot. To save time in the mornings, I now brew my evening drink, seal my yeti and drink cooler but still nice and warm caffeine when I get up while making my hot caffeine while sipping…

My First Yeti decided after some people said hot drinks can be hot for 12 hours is hot. At 7 o'clock "warm", not hot, you won't last 12 hours with that thing. Either I got a lemon, or people overestimate the thing just because it's a "yeti," I get the same performance as a cheap generic from Walmart. i give it back If you want your drink to be HOT rather than lukewarm, look elsewhere. Now I have to say I like how it opens, takes a sip and closes, absolutely no leaking.

I had three requirements: something durable, dishwasher safe and fully sealed, no bottleneck. The Rambler with the Hotshot cap was the perfect solution for home (we have an active kitten) and travel. Also, as a newbie to Yeti products, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that it's interchangeable and I can use it on a larger Rambler. Bottles for cold drinks. I don't normally spend big bucks on what I consider to be an overpriced brand, but I wanted something that was guaranteed to be leak-proof

Benefits: Keeps my coffee hot long enough to keep me going and while I'm drinking it. Keeps water and air hermetically sealed. (As long as you remember to close the lid, lol) Cons: The inner lid is a bit difficult to reach, especially when there's a bit of pressure inside due to the expanding air. He tends to eat. The cross handle that you detach from the lid to drink from is right where your nose goes, so you have to tilt your head back a little to drink from it. With the lid open all the way…