YETI Rambler 20 oz Tumbler, Stainless Steel, Vacuum Insulated with MagSlider Lid, Sandstone Pink

Unbelievable mug. Fantastic build quality and its ability to keep drinks hot or cold is remarkable.I’ve tried several cheaper brands but this Yeti mug is miles ahead of anything else

The best insulated cup you could ever buy. I highly recommend!

Very impressed. Keeps contents hot for 4 hours. Has to be kept upright as lid does not seal but this was disclosed in the description.

Very easy to use and works perfectly. I strongly recommend

Good well made cup. Bought for my holidays

Drinking my Gin and Tonic andPlenty of ice.

Build quality and aesthetics are fantastic and it keeps things hot for hours.Mouthpiece works well and isn't fiddly/prone to leaking like some of the other brands out there.It feels substantial and.. luxurious?Two obvious downsides are that it doesn't fit in any cupholder in any car I've been in and also doesn't have a completely leakproof seal.Despite the failings, I would definitely buy again.It's probably more or a cup for your morning coffee in the office than something you'd take up a mountain.

The media could not be loaded. Firstly, I decided to purchase this product due to its excellent reviews and appealing design, as well as the variety of colors available. With a price tag of £32, I had hoped it would justify the extra expense compared to other brands like Thermos.After it arrived last week, I quickly noticed that the lid wasn't screw-on; instead, it’s simply a push-down lid into the cup, relying on the rubber seal to hold it in place.For its first use, I filled it with coffee during a drive up to London. After leaving it for an hour, I was pleased to find that the coffee was still hot. However, when I opened the slider to take a sip while driving, I closed it assuming it would be leak-proof, but unfortunately, that wasn't the case. Despite closing the sliding catch, it leaked all over my t-shirt, which was incredibly annoying. I thought it might have been a one off and was probably my fault but after some more testing, it does it no matter how firmly you try to close the catch **see attached video**Later, during my time in London, I placed the mug in the side compartment of my rucksack. As I walked, I suddenly felt hot liquid splashing on the side/back of my leg. Worried that I might have accidentally spilled something, I took my rucksack off to investigate and discovered that the non-screw lid had started to come loose from the cup as it’s only held in place by the rubber seal and half the coffee ended up all over my bag and down my leg. It’s utterly useless, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone in need of a sturdy or reliable travel mug. Fine if you’re only gonna use it in an office or something but if you do a lot of travelling/hiking/outdoor activities, look elsewhere. It feels like you're just paying for the Yeti name.Refund requested.