YETI Rambler Colster, Vacuum Insulated, Stainless Steel
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However, Yeti advises against freezing it.
I'm pretty sure it'll hold a can, but I'm not so sure about a bottle. I got it for a friend who introduced me to Yeti, and he really likes it. I believe he consumes soft drinks and canned beer.
Yeti now offers a slim 12 oz colster that fits the Ultra can.
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com LLC. The Colster I received lacked the laser etching on the bottom that a genuine Colster would have. It didn't come with a can, a sticker, or a mini catalog. It's a fraction of the weight of a real Colster. The label has a few spacing errors, frostbit is misspelled, and the genuine one's logo on the lid is clear, but the fake one's isn't. The fake label has a solid brown background, whereas the genuine label has a dirt-like appearance.
Yeti was given a COunterfit.
Okay, I'll admit that I thought I'd made a mistake by spending over $30 on a coozy. But, hey, it's a lot less expensive than buying a Yeti cooler, so save the money and spend it on an extra bag of ice and a lot more beer, I reasoned. Plus, because I'm a brand junkie, I can now boast that I own a yeti product, complete with a sticker to prove it. So I gave it a shot. br>br> Yes, it keeps beer cold after 20 minutes, as if the caps had just been popped. I didn't expect a perfect sip after 30 minutes because the temperature had risen a few degrees, but at a lower volume and with a significant decrease in carbonization. This is where I fall head over heels for this bad boy. After 40 minutes, when I realize I've completely misplaced my beer, forgotten about it, or it's simply grown legs, I've got enough chill left inside this steel silo of suds sanctuary to quaff back the last dead soldier without feeling like I'm chugging Moose piss. br>br>Now, here's the deal. I'll admit it: I'm a craft beer snob. I'm not a big fan of ice cold beverages. Anything, in fact. I like my brews to stay in the low 40s so that hop monsters can really unleash a tongue-burning lupulin kick with a fragrant how-to. you- For malty midnight oil stouts and porters, aim for the mid-to-high 40s. To fine-tune my sweet spots, I have two beer fridges with digital temperature sensors (well, three, but it's all homebrew in kegs). Fanatics of craft beer: THIS IS THE KEY TO YOUR SUCCESS! Bring this guy to your friends' parties and get a taste of home. However, be aware that everyone will want to know about it. So, after 6 months of use and abuse, here are a few things I've gathered to help me cope with impulse purchases. br>br>Tip number one: Make a colster that's uniquely yours. My personal preference is for stickers, but yours may differ. Make it clear to others that it is yours and that they are not permitted to possess it. And if you misplace it, it's likely that someone will piece it together and return it to you. br>br>Pro tip number two: This guy is essential if you own a boat. Your chances of sitting in a puddle of pilsner are greatly reduced thanks to the wide base and low center of gravity. Stainless steel also reflects the sun's rays, making it ideal for use in direct sunlight. br>br>Tip number three: It will dent a little if you drop it hard or throw it at someone or something in a drunken rage. But don't be afraid to flaunt your dings and dents; bruises add character and show that the item has been well-used. Unless they're after your wife, in which case you'll be arrested. br>br>Pro tip number four: The soft rubber top of the cold ring screw on top is ideal for glass bottles. Most bottles slide in and out without spinning the ring off when wet and sweaty (from condensation, not your brow, but you may have hit the gym this week anyway). It's simple to switch to a new brew. Although, while we're on the subject, you should try a Sierra Nevada bottle just to marvel at how perfectly the shorter, fatter bottles fit inside this baby like a Trojan. Blew. My. Mind. br>br>Pro tip number five: If you're into that sort of thing, put some ice in the inside before slipping one in for an even colder blast from the beast's bowels. br>br>And last but not least, tip 6: Keep it clean. Both on the inside and outside When you're in a pinch, it comes in handy as a cup for a mixed drink, which saves you money on red plastic disposable cups at parties or on the go. Single-use or disposable consumables have a significant environmental impact, so try to reduce them as much as possible. While we're on the subject, glass bottles can usually be recycled and reused once, whereas aluminum has a nearly infinite reusable capacity. Using this character serves as a reminder to buy cans and help save the world. By the way, thank you for your kind words. br>br>Pro tip 49: If you're looking for a unique way to express yourself, try using the words "innovative It also maintains the temperature of hot objects. Nobody thinks to fill it with coffee at a gas station when they're going to be working outside, and if you bring it camping (to keep that six pack cold you left tied off in the stream to chill it down wink wink), it also makes a great insulated cup for hot soups, oatmeal, and other hot foods on chilly mornings while cleaning camp. As a result, you can justify not removing every ounce from your pack, and you've just persuaded yourself to bring a few IPAs for day three of your next journey, when your feet will be screaming but you won't care. To summarize, this is a fantastic product. No, I don't work for Yeti, and to be honest, I didn't even buy mine online; I simply love what it does for my drinking habits. Do yourself a favor and buy this right now if you enjoy beer. You will not be sorry. Unless you end up loving it so much that you write a 9-page Amazon review, in which case I'm sorry. It's only right to praise good work.
This is a cheap Chinese knock-off, so don't buy it.
Wholesale Cup has a fake product. br>br>This is a well-written article. Fake was created. Before the serial numbers were etched into the bottom, they could have even come from the same factory. They are not, however, genuine merchandise, which is why I am leaving this review. As a result, the one-star rating applies only to the item I received, not to genuine Yeti merchandise. br>br>A serial number is not etched into the bottom of the Wholesale Cup product. It also does not include the words "Designed in Austin, TX Made in China" after the serial number. br>br>In addition, the label is not authentic. I've included a comparison of this product's label with an authentic label. They're similar, but they're not the same. Yeti would not allow spelling mistakes on their labels, in my opinion: "Frosthit" is used instead of frostbit. There are other indicators as well. If you guessed the font, font size, and spacing, the letters do not line up like they do on the authentic label. If authenticity is important to you, it appears to be a well-made product, but it is not authentic merchandise.
This is not a genuine Yeti colster. The bottom of the colster lacks certain details that can be found on the bottoms of genuine Yeti colsters.
Rambler Colster and Rambler Rambler Rambler Rambler Rambler Rambler Rambler Ramble As I photographed the bottoms of my new YETIs, the scan code on the bottom directed me to the YETI website, where I was able to register my products. REAL! I'm not sure why people are complaining that these aren't the real deal! The ability to use my essential oils in my water was the primary reason I purchased my YETI. I grew up with Turvis Tumblers, and I now own 30 of them, but you can't use essential oils in them. I've wanted a Yeti for years but have been putting it off due to the cost. I looked after my sister after her two surgeries and was always impressed that I never had to add more ice cubes to her YETI. So, along with the beer huggy, I finally purchased one. And one of my favorite parts is the can that comes with the beer Colster. Don't toss out your Can O Worms. It's perfect for stashing valuables while out and about, or for hiding things in my car. In fact, I wish I had a second one. I was also given a small YETI sticker with both purchases. Although I intend to make my own decals, the stickers are entertaining as well. My glass drinking straws also fit through the lid, which is crucial for me. Glass straws are slightly larger and frequently do not fit through the opening in the lid. Several different brands of lids have required me to use my drill to enlarge the opening. That wasn't my idea, but I had no choice. I'm glad the YETI lid fits glass straws. Now is the time to get one. After all the COVID quartering we've been through, you certainly deserve it. Get yourself a YETI and start sipping!.
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