Yeti Rambler Mug | 1-Month Review 

That’s good to hear I’ve already bought two after I said I didn’t need one they got me good when they came out with the king crab orange 30oz rambler 😂

Great idea! I've heard of doing this type of thing for preparing a cooler for use, but didn't consider doing that for the Yeti mug. Thanks for commenting!

Your wish is my command brother!

Was just thinking that inside the first 10 seconds. Keep em coming!

Thanks Dan, it’s called Alpine Yellow I believe! It’s a pretty unique colour, I don’t see many around. Thanks for the comment!

The 14oz is pretty big, but bigger you’ll need to get one of their taller models. Check out the cupholder expander in the description for that solve. Take care!

Lol ya you’re right, it does sound pretty lightweight what I said! I love a good cuppa joe like anyone else, I am one who forgets about my beverage though and sips it over hours and hours. Sounds like you need the big cup for sure! Thanks for the comment

@@spencers-adventures Ha-ha, I was just giving a ribbing and knew that comments help channels to grow.

Yeah I agree with you, the Yeti doesn't hold as long as I originally expected but I still find the length of time to be sufficient for the amount of liquid it actually holds. The Ozark Trail mug is surely a deal at its price tag too. Thanks for the comment!

Of course! I have links for Amazon in the description of the video and you should be able to get it from there. Otherwise in Canada you can find it at stores like Sportchek!

I will say that it holds heat pretty well, but there are definitely better options. I use it my yeti at home a lot simply to keep my coffee warmer for longer, as I like to enjoy it for a couple hours. If you need to keep coffee piping hot for hours on end, a thermos may be a better option, because you can pour out a certain amount into the lid and let it cool to drink it as you please. Thanks for the comment!

In most vehicles it does not fit in the cup holders. However, Amazon sells a “cup holder expander” which will fit all the yeti products. I have a nalgene water bottle too so it also would benefit from the expander. Thanks for your comment!

Hey buddy glad you enjoyed the video! Because of the double-walled design of the mug no heat is transferred to the handle, so it doesn't get hot at all. Hope that helps!

@@spencers-adventures U Mentioned the 'Handle' doesn't transfer heat. What about the body of the cup.

@@katie2110 the body of the cup maybe gets a tiny bit warm but not much. Isn’t something you can hold to warm up your hands for sure. Very little if any heat is transferred from the beverage to the mug. Thanks for the question!

@@katie2110 Just the top edge where the steel is folded over gets warm, but if you use the lid, you won't really notice. Otherwise the rest of the outside of the mug stays room temp.

No I don't find it to hold onto any flavour. Unless you're leaving coffee in it for days and it causes a build up of the oils. However I also don't use mine for plain water. I use it for coffee, tea, hot chocolate, etc. Hope that info helps!

It really helped thanks

My girlfriend is going to get a kick out of this!

I think given what the walls of this cup are made of, you would find some improvement VS a normal ceramic mug. That being said, the lid keeping hot vapour inside the cup is likely essential to the heat retention of the yeti. Maybe I’ll make a follow up video on this soon, thanks for your comment!

Get a new ember. 👍

I don't care if i have to completely take off the lid to drink, just make a spill proof lid!

Great find!

5 dollars at Walmart no way

That's my thought process exactly - glad the video helped!

@@spencers-adventures I'm just trying my cup for the first time now, and it keeps it super hot for a while. I'm use to my cheap $8 cup that allows the coffee to cool down after a short time so I can drink it. Still too hot to drink.