🥤 YETI Rambler 64oz Jug, Vacuum Insulated, Stainless Steel with MagCap, Sharptail Taupe Review

I bought it for my mother so she doesn't have to go downstairs all the time to get ice cream. Well, even without the ice, she weighs too much to lift. The ice becomes watery very quickly. Wouldn't buy again.

I want to love this jug but it leaks when I drink from it. It's a good amount bleeding onto my shirt. The only way to avoid this is to screw the lid on as tightly as possible, but then I can't open the jar unaided. It gets pretty painful and very uncomfortable because it's a Yeti brand and it's expensive. My previous pitcher, which was $20, didn't leak like this. While I wish this was the product I was hoping for, it isn't.

Either it's leaking or you'll break the rib when you try to remove the lid. There is none between them. You need to tighten it so it doesn't leak. Then it is very difficult to open. I'm a pretty strong guy and it takes a lot of effort to open it. My side also hurts when I try to open it. Only recently did I think I pulled it on tight enough, but it ended up dripping all over my bed. The shortcomings are just big. You'd think that a company as big as the Yeti would have better quality control.

Okay I've read reviews about people not being able to unscrew it, leaking etc. My hands are the size of a dinner plate so unscrewing isn't a problem. If your hands are smaller, use a pen to help unscrew. On the advice of a previous reviewer, I keep the gasket wet when screwing. There are no leakage problems. I love the magnetic top! Seems to be much more durable than my favorite hydroflask and I support my daughter's stock in Yeti. Great change, I look forward to years of use for my cold water…

As I recently bought this I have only filled it with fresh drinking water so far. After leaving the water in for a day, I noticed that the water took on an odd taste. We were able to trace the taste to a similar smell emanating from a large diameter removable lid. There is a strong plastic smell emanating from the inside of this large lid. It's hard to believe it's food grade plastic, the smell is so strong and unpleasant. I'm going to wash the top in the dishwasher and if that doesn't work…

We love the Yeti in my family. We've got all the mugs, including a Rambler and a Cooler... When it comes to keeping drinks cold and phenomenal thermal insulation, there's nothing like a Yeti in my opinion. My half gallon Yeti pitcher is perfect for keeping the water warm all day. I really like the magnetic lid so I don't lose it and the handle is very durable. The only suggestion I could make to improve this is an adjustable straw top so you don't have to lift a heavy half gallon metal…

I didn't think I'd like it, I was really hoping for black, but frankly it's comfortable. It would be cool if the color was forest green/dark sage green, but so far so good. I'm sure blue is cool too. But it's just nice, a gallon is kind of on the wrist if you just want a drink, but it's surprisingly a lot lighter than expected. And I was expecting it to be more with water and ice but no, smoother and faster access so far away. First day using it and I haven't put it in my backpack yet so I'll…

Just a month ago I was cursing the cheap purple container I poured a freshly brewed French Press into. Its ill-insulated walls teased me as the warmth of my liquid relief slipped easily from its grip. I had a few minutes before my hard-earned nectar was cold and resorted to my last resort - the microwave. Every morning I'll live like this; On the clock, come on, have a drink and move on, no time to enjoy my efforts. In a Roman bar this would be perfectly acceptable, culturally acceptable and…