Due to all the variables that can affect ice retention, we can't guarantee a precise amount of time that your Rambler® Drinkware will hold ice. However, more ice is better when it comes to your Rambler® Tumblers or Bottles. We suggest filling your Rambler® Drinkware with as much ice as possible.
The YETI® Drinkware line has expanded a great deal since we first came out with the Rambler® Tumbler. In addition to our tumblers, YETI now offers Bottles, Jugs, Colster® Can Insulators, Mugs, the 10 oz Lowball, Stackable Pints, and the Wine Tumbler. The best answer will depend on what your drinking style is.
If you want your Rambler® Drinkware to be 100% leakproof, we suggest a Rambler® Jug, or a Rambler® Bottle with a TripleHaul™, Chug, HotShot™, MagDock™, or Cup Cap. Even with the MagSlider™ Lid, Rambler® Tumblers are just splash-resistant, which means they'll keep a drink in its place over a speed bump, but if tipped over in a backpack or jostled in traffic, some liquid will spill out due to pressure releasing inside the tumbler.
If you're still not sure which Rambler® Drinkware option is right for you, contact us to help you out.
Yes, we recommend temperatures to not exceed the limits below when using the following Rambler® Drinkware items and lids. Our Rambler® Drinkware locks in hot temperatures, so please, always open carefully. Do not overfill. Hot liquids must remain below the solid ring located beneath the threads. Keep hot liquids out of reach of children.
Maximum Temperature of 85C:
Rambler® Tumbler Standard Lid
Rambler® Tumbler MagSlider Lid
Rambler® Bottle HotShot Cap
Rambler® Bottle Cup Cap
Rambler® Jug Lid & Cap
Rambler® Bottle Chug Cap
Rambler® Bottle MagDock Cap
NOT Intended for Use with Hot Beverages:
Rambler® Tumbler Straw Lid
Rambler® Bottle Straw Cap
Rambler® Bottle TripleHaul Cap
All Rambler® Drinkware products are dishwasher safe. If you're going the dishwasher route, just make sure everything goes where it should to get them as clean as possible.
Rambler® Drinkware body: Standing upside down on the top or bottom rack (depending on where it fits best).
Lids/Bottle Caps: Top rack of the dishwasher away from the heat.
Gaskets: Silverware tray on the bottom rack.
You can also clean your drinkware with dish soap and warm water. Do not use bleach or abrasive cleaners. For a more thorough clean, remove gaskets and wash and dry separately before reinstalling.
Yeti coolers are well worth the investment because they have excellent ice retention capacity, superior build quality, and are virtually indestructible.
All Yeti drinkware products have the sizing engraved into the base of each bottle.
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