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This piece was updated by Derek Rose, the coffee and tea expert for The Spruce Eats. He researches a variety of coffee products, from measuring scoops to commercial espresso machines, and interviews field experts for their insight. Our testers liked the insulating capability of this tumbler and that there was no metallic taste in the water during testing. One tester noted they'd like to see this model be a bit taller and thinner and with a cover to close the lid's drinking hole. "This wine tumbler style isn't something I'd recommend to a friend, although the quality of this one is good," concluded another tester. "If you like wine-style tumblers, this one is the one to buy." Consider how you’re going to be using your tumbler. There are lighter options for hikers and campers, but they may not hold as much liquid or keep it as cold or hot. Going on a super-long road trip and need enough coffee to fuel you for a day straight? Go for something a bit larger that you may not be toting around very often. There are also plenty of minimal options for those who may have their insulated tumbler on display throughout the day (like in an open-plan office). It's nice to be aware of companies that are willing to give their best effort to be creative while still keeping the environment in mind. The Yeti is a great company, but don't disregard everything that Greens Steel Beast tumblers have to offer. Now that you know a bit more about them, let's explore a few pros and cons of The Beast. Pros The Yeti's design is another upside of owning one of these tumblers. The walls are double-vacuum insulated and the tumbler has a mag-slider lid, which is extremely easy to remove and wash. With its 18/8 kitchen-grade stainless steel construction and no sweat design, it is not only a durable tumbler to use, but a convenient and comfortable option as well. It is also incredibly easy to wash, thanks to its easily removable mag-slider lid.
If you are looking for a tumbler in which you can make a hot cup of coffee then simply throw it in your bag, there is a chance you could have a big spill to clean up. This is not a leak-proof lid and is simply ‘spill-proof’ which is important to know.How easy it was to clean each tumbler: We washed each tumbler according to the manufacturer's instruction and noted how difficult or easy it was—as well as whether any special tools like bottle brushes were required. After testing, the tumblers with stronger beverages like coffee, we noted if there were any lingering aromas. It’s vacuum insulated, double-walled and made from the highest quality 18/8 stainless steel. To me, it feels strong, robust and well made.
We spent a month using the best insulated tumblers side by side with water bottles and travel mugs. We found that the RTIC – 30 Ounce Tumbler gives you all the same insulation performance and better leak-proofing at less than half the price of the best-known YETI – Rambler. If you’re willing to pay, YETI does give you a slide-open spout that’s less annoying, though you run the risk of dribbles and drips. Table of contents
Design: Besides external features like different color options, we highlighted important design features—like lids that can be sealed completely without risk of spills—and noted whether we could open the lid using one hand or while wearing gloves. Our favorite recommendation for superior insulation, easy cleaning, and a convenient and effective lid If you want something better than a budget-priced tumbler, there’s no way to beat the original YETI – Rambler. YETI didn’t technically invent this category of drinkware (similar insulated travel mugs have been around for a very long time), but they created a new market with big 30-ounce tumblers targeted at outdoor enthusiasts who loved their coolers for camping and tailgating.
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