YETI Rambler 64 oz Bottle, Vacuum Insulated, Leakproof, Stainless Steel with Chug Cap, Wild Vine Red

be happier with my YETI Rambler 64 oz Bottle! The vacuum insulation keeps my water ice-cold for over 24 hours, even in the heat. The stainless steel construction feels incredibly durable, and I love that it’s resistant to dents and scratches.The Chug Cap is a game-changer—it makes drinking easy without spills, and the wide-mouth opening is perfect for adding ice cubes. Despite the size, the handle makes it easy to carry around. Whether I’m at work, hiking, or just on the go, this bottle keeps me hydrated all day.If you’re looking for a high-quality, long-lasting water bottle that can handle anything, this is it! Highly recommend!

Quality, Build, Consistency. I own a 46oz and a 64oz, I like that the tops are interchangeable and affordable. both consistenly keeps cold water cold, even when kept in car for over 8hrs in the hot summers of Nevada. The handle at the top of the bottle makes for easy handling. The wide opening allows for easy cleaning. The interchaeable lids and the larger opening creates a design that rivals other water bottles that I have owned. I definitely recommend!!

As with the few other Yeti products I own, this thing is built to last, washes up well in the dishwasher, and keeps drinks cold in the blazing heat like nobody’s business.The only drawback I’ve seen so far is it does seem a little prone to minor scratches, but I haven’t exactly treated this with kid gloves.

Wowza, wowza, wowza, do I like this bottle. It holds 64 ounces/one-half gallon/1.8 liters and keeps my iced tea COLD. It's got a nice wide mouth for pouring in my tea and a "chug cap," which is nice for pouring the tea into my Yeti Rambler. I got the key lime color, which is perfect as it's bright enough to easily spot when I inevitably leave it in a room somewhere. Also, this color is a little cheaper than the other colors[currentl $13,00 less], so another win-win!

I use aluminum water bottles at work because I like to put packs of lemonade in my water and I’m worried about using plastic bottles and what may be leaching into the water with the citric acid.I have purchased several of the cheaper aluminum bottles online and while they do work well the quality isn’t all that great. You can’t put them in the dishwasher, they dent and scratch and the finish comes off.These yeti bottles are night and day better over the cheaper competitor bottles. They are dishwasher safe. The finish does not come off and they are solid. These travel with me everywhere and I have yet to dent one.Excellent travel bottles they keep water really cold, they have various sizes to fit your needs and will not let you down.

Keeps ice frozen and water cold longer than any competitor. Also better looking and super easy access in seconds and tighten back up in one second to drink while busy. No more fumbling around trying to find the grooves to line up to screw the lid back on after a sip. Sip and go. It’s the perfect size, half a gallon keeps me hydrated all day long. Even on hot days. Expensive but worth every penny. I’ve already dropped it a couple times and I can’t find a scratch on it. The last insulated bottles I purchased for much cheaper didn’t hold up long but this is quality. It’s heavy even when empty from the thick steel it’s built with. I’m from California and I’ve already got stickers for my favorite local National Parks, Pinnacles and Yosemite, applied, both of which we will visit soon. Maybe the best investment you can make besides a reliable car. I’ll update after one year of abuse!

Robust and great quality. Perfect to keep water around during the Florida summer. Kept it cold for a long time

So far things are going well. I do like the color. There was a small ding along the top curve, but really not noticeable. The reason I went for this brand is that a previous different brand waterbottle had rusted within the first 3 weeks of use. So far this water bottle seems to be fine. It does keep everything very cold and ice stays for a long time. It is interesting that the waterbottle bottom gets very cold to the touch. That is new to me.