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Rambler® 20 oz (591 ml) Travel Mug

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All products manufactured by YETI are warranted against defects in material and workmanship for 3-5 years purchased after Jan 1, 2012, activated upon purchase. Proof of purchase is required. This warranty applies only to the original owner. This warranty is void if the cooler is used commercially (a for-profit business), structurally altered, or subjected to stress beyond the physical limits of the materials used in body or components, or is damaged as a result of abnormal use. Normal wear and tear is not warranted. This warranty does not include any manufacturer responsibility for any incidental or consequential damages resulting from the use of the cooler.

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The YETI (abominable snowman) is the legendary ice monster from the frigid lands of perpetual snow in the Himalayas. Despite years of searching by Sir Edmund Hillary and his crew of Sherpa mountain guides, firm proof of the YETI’s existence remains elusive. Like the YETI, these coolers are tough, hard-wearing, and adapted to harsh environments. We may not have found the YETI, but we make a really great ice chest.

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Our Tundra coolers are manufactured in the USA at facilities located in Iowa and Wisconsin as well as at a facility located in the Philippines. Our Hopper coolers and Rambler drinkware are manufactured in China

The YETI Tundra was created to solve the age-old problem of subpar coolers failing in the field. Tired of busted latches, bowed-in lids, and melted ice, brothers Roy and Ryan Seiders set out to make a superior hunting and fishing cooler — and YETI was born.

Tundra and Roadie® coolers are rotomolded, which is the same process used to create whitewater kayaks. And we designed the coolers to keep ice longer — a lot longer — by pumping them with over twice the insulation compared to most ordinary ice chests. The result is a cooler family with a dramatic durability and ice retention advantage over most any other cooler on the market.

Tundras are great for hunting, sport-fishing, camping, boating, rafting, tailgating, paddling, and barbecuing. Oh, and beer drinking, too. There’s even the Tundra 250 and 350 for commercial uses, like oil & gas, construction, and medical industries. The Roadie is BYOB’s new best friend.

The rotational molding (also known as rotomold) process is a high-temperature, low-pressure plastic forming process that uses heat and biaxial rotation (i.e., rotation on two axes) to produce hollow, one-piece parts. The YETI cooler mold is loaded with polyethylene in powder form. The mold is then placed in a large oven while it rotates on two axes at different speeds, which helps prevent powder from accumulating in one spot. The polyethylene melts and adheres evenly to the wall of the mold. Once the polyethylene is melted, the molds are pulled out of the oven to cool. And once cool, the ice chest is then removed from the mold. It’s kind of like a huge, spinning Easy-Bake Oven that cranks out coolers instead of cakes.

The process has inherent design strengths, such as consistent wall thickness and strong outside corners that are virtually stress-free. The rotational molding process gives the coolers one-piece construction and unmatched durability.

Our coolers are stronger than this grizzly and this guy . They also survived battles with fireworks , a slingshot , and a stuntman excursion . So we’d say pretty damn strong.

Our hard-sided coolers were tested by the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee (IGBC) , a U.S. Forest Service Department of Agriculture Committee that works in both controlled and wild settings with grizzly bears.

The IGBC publishes minimum design and structural standards, inspection and testing methodology for bear-resistant containers. YETI Tundra met the IGBC requirement both in the engineered test and the live bear test. The IGBC officially approved the YETI Tundra and Roadie for use on public lands and national parks occupied by grizzlies.

There are many variables that will affect ice retention, so this is a difficult question for us to answer. Variables that can affect ice retention include the ice quality, ice quantity, type of ice (crushed, block, cube, dry), outside environment, exposure to direct sunlight, etc. Which is to say there’s a lot you can do to affect the longevity of your ice.

Over the years, we’ve received many different reports from YETI users in the field regarding ice retention. Some customers have reported having ice after their two-week trip on the river while others have said that their “crappy brand X cooler will hold ice better.”

Because of the large number of variables, as well as the lack of an industry standard for measuring ice retention, claims that place a definite time (5, 10, 14 days) are often based on testing conditions and not real-life situations.

In the end, the Tundra offers up to 3 inches of polyurethane foam insulation, combined with a freezer-style sealing gasket. Beyond that, everything else is out of our control. But if you can minimize the negative variables that affect ice retention, YETI coolers can’t be beat.

Absolutely! The thickness of the walls, coupled with the amount of insulation make YETI dry ice–compatible.

A small amount of ice is not a good indicator of how well your ice chest can retain ice due to excess air space within the cooler. Excess air space hurts ice retention. To maximize ice retention, fill your cooler to the top with ice and products. In addition, if the ice chest starts out warm, a small amount of ice could initially melt faster in a YETI cooler than a thinner-walled cooler.

Best ice retention results are achieved by filling the ice chest completely with high-quality ice, which means using block ice that’s well below freezing temperature. In addition, maximum ice retention can be attained by pre-chilling your cooler. This will sufficiently cool the insulation and inside of the cooler, which helps the thick polyurethane walls work for you, not against you.

YETI Tundras have up to 3 inches of polyurethane foam insulation, which is significantly more than most common ice chests. If you use enough ice to chill the walls, YETI will most definitely outperform the competition.

You might be surprised to read this, but YES. The same insulation and thick walls that keep the cooler cold also keep the heat.

For a full size breakdown, please see our dimension chart for measurements and capacity.

The Tundra series matches closely (usually within an inch) with many popular coolers that have been on the market for years. However, the quart size of the Tundra will be a bit lower due to the thickness of the walls and amount of insulation. Another thing to consider when choosing a size is that you want to fill the cooler with as much ice as possible, minimizing air space to achieve maximum ice retention. So if you only have a small number of items to keep cool, you would want to choose a smaller ice chest and vice versa. Pretty simple idea, but check out our rough guidelines for finding the appropriate size coolers for your needs.

Personal, portable cooler for the truck or car

Great for jobsite or construction lunch box

Compatible for canoe, kayak, or paddleboard

Portable and easy to carry fully loaded

Great backseat companion in truck, car, SUV, or 4-wheeler

Easily fits in larger kayaks and is ideal for SUPs

Can be used as casting platform for smaller boats

Our all-purpose cooler, ideal for overnight camping trips

Can be carried by one person

Fits great on off-road vehicles

Easily used as casting platform

Great for small gatherings and weekend events

Versatile use options, like tailgating, fishing, and hunting

Can hold keeper redfish or a quartered whitetail deer

Easily carried by one person

Works as a bay boat casting platform

Perfect boat or marine cooler and is designed to fit under most leaning posts

Can be used as seat in front of center console

Also good for tailgates, family barbecues, or a day at the beach

Good for extended hunting or fishing trips

Taller design allows for stackable layers of cold contents and extended ice retention for longer trips

Can be used as a seat in front of center console

Takes two people to carry

Sits in bed of pickup with clearance for bed cover

Specifically designed for rafting community and fits all standard raft frames

Built to hold food and drink supplies for multi-day expeditions on the river

Great marine or hunting cooler as well

Fits a quartered deer or several limits of redfish, snapper, trout

Great for extended family vacations or camping trips

Ideal for larger offshore species (tuna, wahoo, mackerel)

Great for extended hunting or fishing trips

Holds 140 cans with recommended 2:1 ice-to-contents ratio

Perfect for extended hunting or fishing trips

Taller body makes for higher capacity while still maintaining small footprint

Works as an offshore fishing cooler or big game cooler

Can be a large beer trough for big party or tailgate

Also stands in as an athlete ice bath

Works as an offshore fishing cooler or big game cooler for giant hauls

Great for loading and transporting whole hogs

Largest Tundra in the series

Using 355 ml cans as the measurement, you can see how each of the Tundras stack up in terms of carrying capacity, using the recommended 2:1 ice-to-contents ratio.

• Roadie 20 – 14 cans
• Tundra 35 – 20 cans
• Tundra 45 – 26 cans
• Tundra 50 – 32 cans
• Tundra 65 – 39 cans
• Tundra 75 – 50 cans
• Tundra 105 – 59 cans
• Tundra 110 – 65 cans
• Tundra 125 – 81 cans
• Tundra 160 – 100 cans
• Tundra 210 – 140 cans
• Tundra 250 – 155 cans
• Tundra 350 – 222 cans

For general cleaning we recommend using soap and warm water.

For a more thorough cleansing and problems with strong odors, use a solution of warm water and bleach (6:1 ratio) with a sponge or mildly abrasive rag. Odors can easily get trapped in hard to reach areas such as around the gasket and drain plug, so be sure to thoroughly scrub those areas.

For tough stains and very foul odors we would recommend cleaning your YETI with a high pressure soap spray found at a local do-it yourself car wash.

Contact us to order a new gasket.

Contact us to order new T-Latches then watch the video below.

It’s the ice-for-days, tough-as-nails soft cooler. The YETI Hopper is built to go the extra mile with its extremely portable design and construction. It’s leakproof, puncture-resistant, able to keep ice for days, and ready to hit the trail, boat, or blind. This is one soft cooler that’s anything but.

The Hopper, with its welded DryHide™ double-TPU Shell, thick ColdCell™ Insulation, and waterproof HydroLok™ Zipper provides serious cold-holding power. But due to all of the variables that affect ice retention, and because every adventure is different, we believe it is misleading to make specific claims about how long a cooler will hold ice.

Just like the Tundra, the Hopper is designed to keep ice colder longer, but there are many variables that can affect your ice. This includes the ice quality, ice quantity, type of ice (crushed, block, cube, dry), outside environment, exposure to direct sunlight, etc. Because of the extensive factors and no industry standard for ice retention, we don’t make specific claims about how long your ice will last in the Hopper. But we’ve done extensive testing on how to make your ice last longer, with everything from using rock salt to pre-chilling your cooler.

The Hopper was engineered for portability. Any size is the perfect on-the-go cooler for kayaking, floating the river, or short camping trips. Something to consider when choosing a size is that ideally you would want to fill the cooler with as much ice as possible, minimizing air space to achieve maximum ice retention. Therefore, if you only have a small number of items to keep cool, you would want to choose a smaller cooler or vice versa.

Please see our dimension chart for measurements and capacity.

With plenty of ice to help chill your drinks, here is the number of 355 ml cans that will fit inside the YETI Hoppers. Ideally you want to have an ice-to-contents ratio of at least 2:1 (reflected in the below quantity).

• Hopper Flip 8 - 6 cans
• Hopper Flip 12 - 12 cans
• Hopper Flip 18 - 16 cans
• Hopper Two 20 – 18 cans
• Hopper Two 30 – 24 cans
• Hopper Two 40 – 36 cans

A mixture of dish soap and water should do the trick. Rinse with fresh water and then thoroughly wipe the inside dry with a cloth or paper towel. Leave the HydroLok™ Zipper open for several days to ensure all moisture has dried. Taking care of your HydroLok Zipper is also extremely important. Each Hopper comes with a small tube of lubricant. Make sure you apply this lubricant following cleaning, before storage, and anytime the zipper feels stiff. Make sure your zipper is always free of dirt, grim, or other debris for maximum performance and life.

Always store your Hopper in the fully closed position, making sure the inside is completely dry.

WARNING: Do not machine wash. Do not dry in an oven or clothes dryer.

How To Clean Your YETI Hopper

Accessorize your Hopper with the flexibility of the HitchPoint™ Grid. Easily fasten bottle openers, carabiners, key chains, or accessories such as the YETI SideKick™ Gear Case through the nylon strapping. You can also outfit your Hopper with the MOLLE Bottle Opener and MOLLE Zinger.

For a complete list, please visit our Hopper Accessories page.

Like a good pair of boots or a quality baseball glove, the Hopper takes a little time to break in. The extremely durable materials of the Hopper can make it feel rigid when first put into action. Loading and unloading contents will become easier as the materials relax with use.

The HydroLok Zipper is the best cooler zipper in the world, and with a little care and maintenance can last a lifetime. We recommend long-term storage with the zipper in the fully closed position to help protect the U-Dock™ seal. We also recommend regular application of the included zipper lubricant — especially when putting into storage — by carefully applying the lube to the U-Dock front, back, and inside.

YETI Ramblers are over-engineered, 18/8 stainless Tumblers, Bottles, and Colsters®, designed with double-wall vacuum insulation and a No Sweat™ Design. The Tumblers will keep your soda, beer, smoothie, or mixed drinks cold twice as long as plastic cups. The Colster is like a steel bear hug for your cans and bottles, while its Load-and-Lock™ Gasket keeps your drink in its place. The Bottles go wherever there’s a need for ice-cold or piping-hot beverages. Their Over-the-Nose™ Technology makes for easy loading, drinking, and cleaning. And their TripleHaul™ Caps are 100% leakproof and comfortable to grip.

Due to all the variables that can affect ice retention, we can’t guarantee a precise amount of time that your Rambler will hold ice. However, more ice is better when it comes to your Rambler Tumblers or Bottles. We suggest filling your Rambler with as much ice as possible.

Warnings and Care and Use instructions are dependent on the lid or cap being utilized. Rambler® Bottles are not intended for use with carbonated beverages or for storage of perishables, including food and drinks that will spoil. These items can cause pressure to build up over time which can result in the cap being difficult to remove; or, forcefully eject and cause injury. The Rambler® Straw Cap and Rambler® Straw Lid are not intended for use with hot beverages. Please see below warnings to ensure you are using your Rambler® Bottle and cap as intended.

Rambler® Tumbler or Rambler® Mug with Magslider™ Lid

Rambler® Tumbler with Straw Lid

Rambler® Travel Mug with StrongHold™ Lid

Rambler® Bottle with Chug Cap or Magdock™ Cap

Rambler® Bottle with Straw Cap or Rambler® Jr. 12 Kids Bottle with Straw Cap

Rambler® Bottle with HotShot™ or Cup Cap

Rambler® Jug with Jug Lid & Cap

Yes, we recommend temperatures to not exceed the limits below when using the following Rambler drinkware items and lids. Our Ramblers lock 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 (185F)

• 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

Do not use the Rambler® Jr. 12 oz Kids Bottle with hot, carbonated, pulpy or perishable beverages. Over time, food and liquid can cause pressure to build inside the bottle. If pressure buildup occurs, the cap can be difficult to remove; or forcefully eject and cause injury.

We designed the Rambler Tumblers and Bottles to live up to the YETI standard, which means unbeatable durability and unparalleled ice retention. If you feel like your Rambler is underperforming, reach out about your YETI Warranty. We take pride in the products we make. If anything is wrong, we’ll make it right. Fill out our Warranty Request Form .

The Rambler Tumblers, Lowball, and Bottles are all dishwasher-safe. You can also clean your Rambler with dish soap and warm water. Do not use bleach or abrasive cleaners. For a more thorough clean, remove gaskets, wash, and dry separately before reinstalling.

Currently, the Rambler series has Straw Lids to outfit your Tumbler, with Replacement Lids and Load-and-Lock™ Gaskets if you misplace yours.

For a complete list, please visit our Rambler Accessories page.

The Yonder™ Cap is 100% leakproof, but the Yonder™ Water Bottle is a non-insulated bottle, so it’ll still break a sweat occasionally

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20 oz Stronghold™ Lid

Rambler® 64 oz (1.9 L) Bottle With Chug Cap

Rambler® 20 oz (591 ml) travel mug overview, take your morning coffee to-go..

This double-duty, on-the-go drink handler is topped with the Rambler® Stronghold™ Lid — a leak-resistant, twist-on upgrade that’s backed with dual-slider magnet technology. This lid easily rotates to fasten for both right-and left-handed users, adding a strong layer between your free-flowing drink and the outside world. And if we’re talkin’ about where to take it, its elevated handle lets you enjoy cupholder convenience just about anywhere. Please note: The Stronghold™ Lid is specially made for the Rambler® 20 oz. Travel Mug and won’t fit other Rambler® Drinkware models. The Travel Mug Stronghold™ Lid has four placement options and plays nice with both righties and lefties, just like all our Rambler® Drinkware. Do not use the Rambler® Travel Mug Stronghold™ Lid with carbonated beverages or for storage of food or perishables. Learn more about product use and safety on our FAQ page.

18/8 Stainless Steel

Made with kitchen-grade stainless steel, so they’re puncture and rust-resistant.

DOUBLE-WALL VACUUM INSULATION

Keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot until the last sip.

DISHWASHER SAFE

Because no one needs more work to do.

LEAK-RESISTANT LID

Twist-on, twist-off lid backed with dual-slider magnet technology to keep your coffee full and worries away. (As long as it’s closed.)

People are asking

Is it dishwasher safe.

Yes. We recommend lids on the top rack, and gaskets and magnetic caps in the utensil's basket. Of course, you can always hand wash, but we know you're busy planning your next adventure.

Will It Fit In My Cupholders?

Yes. Our 20 and 30 oz. Travel Mug with Stronghold™ Lid are designed to fit in a standard cupholder. Cupholder dimension is a minimum of 3” diameter. Please measure for optimal fit.

Can I Use It For Hot And Cold Drinks?

Yes - vacuum insulation within these tumbler mugs holds the cold on warm days and keeps the heat when the weather gets chilly. Do not use the Travel Mugs with carbonated beverages or for storage of food or perishables.

Are Rambler® Products Bpa Free?

Yes. All YETI® Drinkware is BPA free.

What Is The Difference Between The Mugs?

To name a few, customers love using the 14 oz. Mug as a camp bowl; the 10 oz. Stackable Mug has nesting capability; and the 20 oz. Travel Mug has its own unique lid.

Are The Lids Interchangeable?

Yes and no. The 20 and 30 oz Travel Mugs with StrongHold™ Lid are unique in that the mug and lid are designed for each other. The MagSlider™ Lids are not compatible with the Travel Mugs.

Is There A Warranty On The Insulated Mug?

Rambler® Drinkware comes with a five-year warranty. For more information, please visit our Warranty Information page.

Leak-resistant. Cupholder-friendly. More coffee for bumpy roads.

12.2W x 18.8H cm

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Rambler® 30 oz (887 ml) Travel Mug

Iced coffee, sweet tea, lemonade, water, you name it, you're set. Fits in most cupholders.

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We’re dedicated to making the most durable coolers and drinkware on the planet. But sometimes the unexpected happens. So if anything is wrong with your YETI product, we’ll work to make it right.

Any product(s) damaged in shipping (when ordered from YETI direct) or defective product(s) must be returned directly to YETI in the original box or adequate cardboard packaging, freight prepaid.  Customers are able to select between a replacement or store credit for their resolution however once it has been submitted, we are unable to amend this. If you select replacement and we no longer have stock, a store credit will be issued which can be used on you next purchase. 5-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY YETI Tundra® | YETI TANK® | YETI Roadie® | YETI ICE® | YETI THIN ICE™ | YETI Rambler® Series |  YETI Yoner™   | YETI LoadOut™ | YETI Trailhead Camp Chair™ | YETI Boomer™ Dog Bowl 3-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY YETI Hopper™ | YETI Panga™ | YETI Camino™ | YETI Sidekick Dry™ | YETI Crossroads™ | YETI Lowlands™ Blanket

HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR WARRANTY CLAIM

Submit a warranty claim by sending an email to the customer service team at [email protected]. In this email, please advise the YETI product you are experiencing issues with and request a Warranty Form. If possible, please also provide the team with any images or videos that will help demonstrate the fault. A YETI Outfitter will then work with you to gather more information about your warranty issue. If covered under warranty, we will then arrange the return of your product. Once the warranty item is sent back to our warehouse, a solution will be arranged.

LIMITED WARRANTY

We take pride in the products we make and warrant to the person who originally purchased the product (“you”) that all YETI products will be free from defects in workmanship and materials for their applicable Warranty Period, subject to the below conditions. In order for your warranty claim to be approved, the following conditions must be met:

• You must have purchased the product from us directly, or a YETI authorised dealer;
• You must provide proof of purchase
• The faulty item must be returned
• You must have used the product only as intended and in accordance with the product’s care instructions

If a defect occurs as the result of the Product’s intended use according to the care instructions during the Warranty Period, we will repair or replace, at our discretion, the defective product or part. The warranty does not cover defects caused by third-party modifications, repairs, or replacement parts. Punctures, scratches, dents, normal wear and tear, and the natural breakdown of colours and materials over extended time and use are not warranted. Any limited edition product still under warranty will be replaced at the discretion of YETI with the same size product in a different colour based on availability. Stainless Steel products are rust and stain resistant, but as this is still a porous material, rust and stains can occur. This is not considered a fault with the product and is not covered under warranty.

WARRANTY DISCLAIMER

This warranty does not include any manufacturer responsibility for any incidental or consequential damages resulting from the use of YETI items. If warranty applies, the manufacturer will repair or replace, at their discretion, the item or any part or component that is deemed defective. YETI reserves the right to change products and designs without incurring any obligations to incorporate such changes into already completed products, or those in the hands of dealers or consumers. Products repaired or replaced under this warranty may or may not incorporate these changes. Damaged products must be returned directly to YETI, in the original box or adequate cardboard packaging, freight prepaid.

30 oz Stronghold™ Lid

30 oz (887 ml) travel mug overview, leak-resistant. cupholder-friendly. more joe for bumpy roads..

Bring on the potholes, quick turns, and backcountry roads because this behemoth travel mug holds enough caffeine for even the biggest coffee drinkers. With an elevated handle and cupholder-compatible design, it makes mornings on rugged roads a breeze. Plus, its leak-resistant Stronghold™ Lid easily rotates to fasten for both right-and left-handed users. And since both this travel mug and its lid are dishwasher safe, all you have to do is kick up your feet at the end of the day. Please note: The Stronghold™ Lid is made specifically for the Rambler® 30 oz. Travel Mug and won’t fit other Rambler® Drinkware models. The Travel Mug Stronghold™ Lid has 4 placement options and plays nice with both righties and lefties. Do not use the Rambler® Travel Mug Stronghold™ Lid with carbonated beverages or for storage of food or perishables. Learn more about product use and safety on our FAQ page.

18/8 Stainless Steel

Made with kitchen-grade stainless steel, so they’re puncture and rust-resistant.

DOUBLE-WALL VACUUM INSULATION

Keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot until the last sip.

DISHWASHER SAFE

Because no one needs more work to do.

LEAK-RESISTANT LID

Twist-on, twist-off lid backed with dual-slider magnet technology to keep your coffee full and worries away. (As long as it’s closed.)

People are asking

Is it dishwasher safe.

Yes. We recommend lids on the top rack, and gaskets and magnetic caps in the utensil's basket. Of course, you can always hand wash, but we know you're busy planning your next adventure.

Will It Fit In My Cupholders?

Yes. Our 20 and 30 oz. Travel Mug with Stronghold™ Lid are designed to fit in a standard cupholder. Cupholder dimension is a minimum of 3” diameter. Please measure for optimal fit.

Can I Use It For Hot And Cold Drinks?

Yes - vacuum insulation within these tumbler mugs holds the cold on warm days and keeps the heat when the weather gets chilly. Do not use the Travel Mugs with carbonated beverages or for storage of food or perishables.

Are Rambler® Products Bpa Free?

Yes. All YETI® Drinkware is BPA free.

What Is The Difference Between The Mugs?

To name a few, customers love using the 14 oz. Mug as a camp bowl; the 10 oz. Stackable Mug has nesting capability; and the 20 oz. Travel Mug has its own unique lid.

Are The Lids Interchangeable?

Yes and no. The 20 and 30 oz Travel Mugs with StrongHold™ Lid are unique in that the mug and lid are designed for each other. The MagSlider™ Lids are not compatible with the Travel Mugs.

Is There A Warranty On The Insulated Mug?

Rambler® Drinkware comes with a five-year warranty. For more information, please visit our warranty information page.

For beer gardens, home brews, and hearty cheers.

12.9W x 21.2H cm

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These Are the Best Travel Coffee Mugs to Enjoy Your Cup of Joe on the Go

If you want to take your fresh home-brewed coffee on the road, you’ll need an excellent travel coffee mug.

Taylor Tobin is a freelance lifestyle journalist based in Austin, Texas. Her work primarily focuses on food and beverage recipes and recommendations.

In This Article

• Our Top Picks

Our Takeaway

How to pick the right travel coffee mug, common questions.

• Why Take Our Word For It?

All Recipes / Kristin Kempa

I’ll admit that I’m a huge sucker for takeout coffee. Visiting a hip indie cafe with artisanal roasts and spending $7 on premium cold brew counts among my guiltiest pleasures (and regularly wreaks havoc on my budget). But I’ve recently been trying to convince myself to be more financially practical, which motivated me to get serious about brewing coffee at home . With my collection of coffeemakers at the ready, I can now whip up a drip coffee, iced coffee , or latte in the comfort of my kitchen. But, because I need to travel with my morning java pretty frequently, a reliable arsenal of reusable to-go cups is a must-have. 

Travel coffee mugs come in countless sizes, designs, colors, and materials, and wading through the dizzying number of options can be overwhelming. Luckily, you can benefit from my long journey of testing, researching, and discussing travel mugs.

My Top Pick

Yeti rambler travel mug.

Why It’s Great: Made of sturdy stainless steel; leak-resistant; vacuum-insulated; dishwasher-safe

Grain of Salt: On the expensive side

I currently live in Austin, Texas, where YETI—one of our most prominent hometown brands—is practically a way of life. But even if I wasn’t geographically submerged in YETI culture, I’d still be a devoted fan of my YETI Rambler Travel Mug. The double-walled vacuum insulation keeps hot beverages' temperature consistent long after they go in the mug. If you’re like me and are accustomed to lower-quality travel cups that cool coffee at a rapid speed, be careful not to burn your tongue! 

The Stronghold lid arguably sets the YETI Rambler apart from its competitors more than anything else. This twist-on lid uses double magnets to stay firmly in place and keep your drink from spilling everywhere, which accident-prone folks (like me) will appreciate. YETI offers the Rambler Travel Mug in a variety of colors and patterns, and you can even get your mug customized or monogrammed. This resilient, dishwasher-safe mug provides everything that a discerning coffee lover wants in a travel cup. 

The Details: 4.8 x 7.4 inches; 20 ounces; 5-year warranty; magnetized Stronghold lid; dishwasher-safe

Best Budget

Contigo ssa100b01 camping hydration thermal bottle, 20oz.

Why It’s Great: Insulated; easy to carry; fits in a cup holder; leakproof; limited lifetime warranty

Grain of Salt: Not dishwasher safe

Quality travel mugs can get pricey, but Contigo–a reputable brand that specializes in mugs and water bottles–offers a 20-ounce insulated stainless steel mug that’s around $20. The Byron Travel Mug uses double-walled stainless steel to keep drinks hot for up to six hours and cold for up to 12, and the exterior coating allows you to get a strong grip. The narrow shape can tuck into a cup holder with ease, and the leakproof lid will keep the contents fully contained. 

I like to keep a less-expensive travel mug in my car for en-route caffeination purposes. The Contigo Byron feels like an excellent candidate since it’s less than half the price of the YETI Rambler, yet comes with many of the same perks in terms of insulation and leak resistance. The Byron’s sleek silhouette and intuitive design make it look and feel like a far more spendy mug, and because it can be ordered in numerous colors, it’s easy to find a Contigo Byron that suits anyone’s aesthetic preferences.

The Details: 3.2 x 8.5 inches; 20 ounces; limited lifetime warranty; SnapSeal lid; handwash only

Best With Handle

Brümate 16-ounce toddy.

Why It’s Great: Strong insulation; 100% leakproof lid; limited lifetime warranty; reasonably priced; dishwasher-safe

Grain of Salt: Handle can make it difficult to store in small spaces.

Some minimalists will tell you that a handle on a travel mug brings unnecessary bulk, but others, like Colby Cox, coffee roaster for Atlas Coffee Club in Austin, Texas, differ. “At home, I love a nice chunky handle on the side of my mug that I can slip my fingers through and palm the rest of the hefty mug,” he says. “But on a flight, road trip, or backpacking? That handle can and does get in the way of its ability to stow neatly for me.” Personally, I love a grippy handle, so I was glad to find a fantastic handled model in the BrüMate Toddy. 

BrüMate makes coolers, water bottles, and travel cups for cocktails and beers, so it stands to reason that they take temperature control very seriously. The Toddy features insulation so powerful that even carbonated beverages can maintain their fizz and coldness. The smooth exterior coating feels comfortable in the hand, and there’s no condensation to worry about. Add to all that, the handle can work for both left-handed and right-handed drinkers, the mug is dishwasher-safe, and the specially-designed lid is 100% leakproof.

The Details: 4.5 x 5.5 inches; 16 ounces; limited lifetime warranty; BevLock lid; dishwasher-safe

Best For Camping

Hydro flask 12-ounce travel mug.

Why It’s Great: Well-insulated and damage-resistant; smooth texture on exterior; limited lifetime warranty

Grain of Salt: Not machine-washable; handle could make it harder to store in small spaces

Camping mugs need to be compact and resilient, and the HydroFlask Mug delivers on both fronts. The 12-ounce model is lightweight, and the stainless-steel construction means that it can slide around in a camper or knock around in a rucksack with no fear of damage. The handle gives it that old-school camp mug flair, and the impressive insulation that HydroFlask is famous for will keep drinks hot or cold for up to six hours.

The handle and the smooth coating make this mug texturally appealing and stop the exterior from feeling hot or cold to the touch, which adds a kid-friendly flair. The lid presses into the mug’s opening smoothly and protects against leaks. Whether you’re using the HydroFlask Mug for coffee, tea, hot chocolate, or an adult beverage, this cup is ideally designed for sipping and toasting by the campfire.

The Details: 3.53 x 4.55 inches; 12 ounces; limited lifetime warranty; press-in lid; hand-wash only

Best With Carrying Strap

Lars nysøm 13-ounce coffee mug to-go with strap.

Why It’s Great: Attractive design; vacuum-insulated; smooth exterior; fits in cup holders

Grain of Salt: Not machine washable; no warranty

If you love Scandinavian minimalism, the Lars Nysøm Coffee Mug will be the travel cup of your dreams. Clean lines, Instagrammable colors, and an attached wrist strap for easy carrying—this model has it all. The mug is vacuum-insulated with double walls, which gives it the ability to lock in hot temperatures for up to four hours and cold temperatures for up to eight. 

Shapewise, this mug fits into standard cup holders and nestles nicely into the palm. The wrist strap might seem like an unnecessary addition to some, but, because I’ve been on an early-morning hike and cursed the fact that I couldn’t enjoy my coffee while also keeping my hands free, I recognize the advantages. The Lars Nysøm Coffee Mug also benefits from a leakproof lid so your drink won’t go splashing everywhere as the mug swings on its strap, and the smaller 13-ounce model is an appealing lightweight option for active adventures.

The Details: 3.5 x 5.86 inches; 13 ounces; flip-top lid; 30-day return policy; hand-wash only

Best Design

Zojirushi stainless steel mug.

Why It’s Great: Vacuum insulated; leakproof top; sophisticated design

Grain of Salt: Pricey; the mug’s height can make it prone to tipping over

Sleek and svelte, the Zojirushi 16-Ounce Mug doesn’t rely on fancy bells and whistles, and it’s that focus on pared-down function that makes it so elegant. This Japanese-designed travel cup features both stainless steel and vacuum insulation, so no air will get the chance to mess with your beverage’s temperature. The flip top features a sealing clasp to erase any possibility of spillage, even if the mug falls from a decent height. 

Cupholders, bags, small office drawers, and cabinets—the Zojirushi Mug can fit just about anywhere. The lid includes several pieces and can therefore be a bit fiddly to clean, but users insist that a full-scale cleaning only needs to happen once every few uses—the mug can be easily and effectively rinsed in between. 

The Details: 2.9 x 9.1 inches; 16 ounces; flip-top lid; 5-year warranty; hand-wash only

Best Collapsible

Stojo collapsible coffee cup.

Why It’s Great: Lightweight and collapsible; comes in appealing colors; includes a straw; microwave safe

Grain of Salt: No warranty; silicone doesn’t insulate as strongly as stainless steel; includes several small pieces that could get lost

As someone who spent many years living in a tiny studio apartment with hardly any cabinet space, I know firsthand the value of items that can collapse into small packages and slip into a small nook or fully-loaded drawer. The Stojo Travel Cup, a silicone mug that squishes down flat when it’s not in use, is an ideal choice for coffee drinkers with limited kitchen real estate or space in their bag.

Not only is the Stojo Travel Cup dishwasher safe, but it’s also microwaveable. When it’s collapsed, it has only a 2-inch diameter, so feel free to stow it in your glove compartment, your office desk drawer, or even your pocket. The silicone feels pleasant in the hand and effectively locks in heat and cold. The Stojo Travel Cup also comes with a temperature-resistant sleeve and a reusable straw for cold brew drinkers.

The Details: 4 x 6 inches; 16 ounces; slide lid; 30-day return policy; dishwasher safe

Best For Cold Drinks

Fellow carter cold tumbler.

Why It’s Great: Beautiful aesthetics; ceramic coating keeps metallic flavor out of the drinks; strong insulation; straw included

Grain of Salt: Not dishwasher safe; short warranty

Iced Coffee Squad, rejoice: Fellow designed its Carter Cold Tumbler with you in mind. These chic stainless-steel travel mugs are streamlined for maximum chill and efficiency. The three parts (the mug itself, the lid, and the straw) fit together in a smooth line, yet the mug nestles comfortably in the palm, The slightly rounded base settles well in a cup holder, and the fairly narrow straw promotes slow and easy sipping. 

The insulation will keep drinks cold for more than 18 hours, while the ceramic coating over the stainless core prevents any metallic flavor notes from getting into your coffee. Spills are halted in place by the tightly-locked lid, and that narrow straw comes in handy again by stopping liquid from rushing out of the cup if it tips over. Plus, the color range feels very modern and stylish; the Fellow Carter Cold Tumbler is as much a fashion accessory as it is a practical tool for on-the-go drinking. 

The Details: 3.25 x 11.13 inches; 16 ounces; twist-on lid; 30-day limited warranty; hand wash only

For the best combination of powerful insulation, durability, and versatility, the YETI Rambler Travel Mug is our top choice (and is worth its slightly-higher price tag). For a more budget-friendly alternative, snap up the Contigo Byron Travel Mug , which delivers double-walled stainless steel and impressive leak resistance. 

When determining the size of your ideal travel coffee mug, it’s important to consider your general coffee-drinking habits, along with your preferences for take-out coffee. Do you always order a Venti when you head to Starbucks? Or are you more of a single-espresso-shot person? Larger mugs (16 ounces and up) can be beneficial for those who like to caffeinate in a big way (or those who like to nurse the same beverage throughout the day), but they’re also more difficult to transport and store than smaller models. 

“I usually trend toward drinkware that can handle at least the biggest coffee drink I usually buy,” says Cox. “If you only ever drink 16 oz lattes, then it’s a little over-the-top to get a 30 oz mug. But a 16 oz mug will happily handle my weekend bad-boy iced latte just as readily as [it will] an 8 oz cappuccino… with some extra head space. This can look a little goofy if you’re bringing a pint glass to the counter for a double espresso, but that decision is between you and your self-confidence.” When in doubt, err on the side of a larger cup.

A travel mug’s overall ability to maintain beverage temperature rests in large part in the effectiveness of its lid. Lids also stop unfortunate coffee spills, which is an invaluable quality when you need every sip of morning java you can get. That’s why lids with powerful lock structures warrant higher prices; they’re an investment in your long-term coffee-drinking experience. For instance, the YETI Rambler Travel Mug’s lid uses magnets to seal onto the mug, so there’s no need to worry about slippage. On the other hand, less-expensive mugs and lighter-weight mugs often come with lids that seal decently well but may include more pieces or lack a fail-safe latching mechanism. 

If you plan to use your travel mug in more stationary situations (like at your office), you may not require ultimate sealability. But those planning to take their mugs on long road trips, on hikes or bike rides, or camping should prioritize the lid’s fit and its leakproof capabilities.

While just rinsing your travel mug with water after each use can be an acceptable shortcut (temporarily, at least), you’ll eventually need to give your trusty coffee cup a good cleanout . If you value efficiency and don’t want to deal with hand-scrubbing, then you’ll want to prioritize a dishwasher-safe model. Just be aware that many dishwasher-friendly mugs still have some restrictions; specifically, they often recommend that you wash the mug (or at least the lid) on the top rack.

Mugs that are hand-wash only aren’t a dealbreaker for everyone, but, because they do require an extra time investment (and may require special tools like straw brushes), make sure that you’re willing to put in that effort if you choose one of these models. 

Finally, keep in mind that mug lids may include rubber gaskets, which, according to Cox, are responsible for the water-tightness. “These gaskets should be removed and cleaned regularly, a habit most people neglect,” he says. “Most of the time, it’s just one gasket; but in some models, there may be several specialized gaskets that have to go in the right place, and there’s a definite right-side-up and upside down. Neglecting to clean these gaskets on a regular basis can lead to the development of mold and other colonies of mean nasties with serious health implications.”

What’s the difference between “leakproof” and “spill-proof”?

Mug manufacturers have a vested interest in emphasizing their product’s ability to stop spills in their tracks, but their specific choice of words can carry different meanings. If a mug advertises itself as “leakproof,” that “means that the mug is meant to be assembled in such a way that liquids physically cannot permeate the barrier created by the combination of container and lid,” says Cox. “Fill it up and flip it upside down; if zero (and I mean zero) liquid runs, it’s leak-proof, plain and simple.”

A more mild version of “leakproof” is “leak-resistant,” in which the lid will protect against most leaks but can’t guarantee a 100 percent prevention rate. And “spill-proof” means that, should you knock your travel mug over or drop it on the ground, the lid won’t pop off and cause the liquid to spill everywhere, but smaller leaks from jostling are still possible.

Are all travel coffee mugs vacuum-insulated?

The short answer to this question is “no.” For a mug to be vacuum-insulated, it must have double walls with a layer of air-free empty space in between, which instigates the vacuum seal and prevents air from entering or heat/cold from exiting. The result is premium temperature control for your beverage.

For many, it’s worth picking up a vacuum-insulated travel mug, which tend to be more expensive than their non-vacuum-insulated counterparts. “Yes, it’s worth the hype,” says Cox. “While they certainly cost more than their non-insulated counterparts, but frankly, the extra cost is nominal, especially when one considers the lifespan of those vessels. Seriously, go ask your dad or your dad’s dad about his Stanley cup. The technology is not new, but it has certainly improved in terms of temperature stability, market availability, and processing efficiency.”

Can travel mug materials absorb flavors and odors?

Certain materials are more prone to picking up errant tastes and smells than others. Silicone, for instance, is a softer material that’s more prone to absorption.To minimize your risk as much as possible, focus on a stainless-steel mug, as this material is famously impervious to flavors and odors. However, stainless steel can sometimes impart its own metallic taste to drinks. If that’s a dealbreaker for you, consider a stainless-steel mug with a ceramic coating, like the Fellow Carter Cold Tumbler.

Why Take Our Word For It? 

Taylor Tobin is a freelance lifestyle journalist who focuses on food & beverage recipes and recommendations. She’s a self-confessed coffee fiend whose recent journeys into the world of home coffee brewing have left her with a cabinetful of travel mugs and a lot of opinions on the subject. Her work has also been featured in Southern Living, HuffPost, Business Insider, Eater, Simply Recipes, Wine Enthusiast, Thrillist, and Apartment Therapy.

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