🧒 YETI Rambler Jr. 12 oz Kids Bottle: Durable Straw Cap for Hydration on-the-go Review

Disgusting. It leaked once or twice but I quickly realized that the top screw had to be perfect and it could become crooked causing leaks. light enough. However, what I found two weeks later was disgusting. The plastic ring around the top is moldy. If you take the ring off which is very hard or the silicone doesn't just weaken and leak it won't come back exactly the same either. The mug itself and the insulation I can't deny is amazing! But it's gross, especially considering the price. I've had

I have ordered 2 of these and am delighted with the one that was not defective. However, the pink nose was dented and the tip fell off. We must use it up within 1 week. For some reason I can't contact the seller and since I registered a pro on the Yeti I decided this wasn't a problem. However, the Yeti told me that since the seller says: AMAZON LLC, this is a possible scam and they are not honoring the warranty. I'm so disappointed in the Yeti and frankly just pissed off. When asked what…

Leaks constantly. Almost every day you throw away the whole cup when it's on its side. We have a couple of these and both are licking profusely. They submitted a warranty claim and this was their response: Thank you for contacting YETI, I hope everything is ok! Leakage is possible due to the umbrella valve installed in the straw cover. This umbrella valve sits under the straw when it is resting and helps release the pressure in the bottle's internal environment in order to use the straw. This…

Perfect size for my daughter who just started kindergarten. You could either bring a bottle of water or drink from the fountain, so we decided to try the Yeti Rambler instead of the Hydroflask we already have. It seems easier to carry with the handle on top. Just remember that it's still not easy for a toddler to open and close. She could do it, but it's not as simple as branding a thermos. People have complained about the water leaking but we haven't had any problems. The biggest complaint I…

I like this much better than the Hydroflask water bottle. The Hydroflask baby bottle comes with a silicone sleeve that ensures your water bottle won't tip over if you accidentally bump into it, instead of slipping off a bit. When you remove the silicone case, the paint will start to peel off. The bottom of the Yeti is unpainted stainless steel to keep the paint from chipping. The handle of a hydro flask is big enough that you can stick a finger in it and then inevitably get caught on something…

My twins have been using their baby ramblers since 2019 when they were 3 years old and it has lasted and it is an absolutely gorgeous water bottle almost 2 years apart from one , but a serious problem: over time, it is very difficult to completely clean the silicone under the opening and closing straw nozzle (see picture). To see the silicone piece, open the straw halfway or at a 45 degree angle. We've only used it on water and I've tried so many ways to clean it (e.g. toothpick, small brush…