I now have 2 of these 40oz Stanley’s, and this time I made sure to get it in pink so my boys and my husband wouldn’t steal it from me! Everyone in my house has one of these and it is our favorite water tumbler! I think we drink so much more water by always having one of these with us. It fits in my cup holder in my car and the handle makes it very comfortable to carry around. The water will stay cold FOREVER in this thing. It is such a worthwhile purchase and the icing on the cake is the fact that you can put this in the dishwasher. All the praise hands!!! 🙌🏻 This would make a fabulous gift for a teacher, coach or friend and there are so many colors to choose from to make it feel more personal!

I’ve been loyal to my 30 oz pink Yeti for about five years. I’ve used it daily, and taken it with me pretty much everywhere. I love it. The only problem with it is that I have small hands and a little arthritis, and it can be hard to grab sometimes. I had, of course, read and heard all the hype about the Stanley tumblers, but thought that’s all it was: hype. Then my beloved Yeti went missing, and I needed to find a replacement. The only pink Yetis I could find were either the wrong shade, or cost an arm and a leg, so I decided to check out the Stanley. I’m so glad I did.

Not only does it hold ten more ounces, which makes one fill-up half my day’s water goal, but it has a handle, which makes it a lot easier to grab and carry. I also like that the lid screws on instead of just popping on, and that the gasket around the lid seems more substantial than the Yeti’s, which gets stretched out if you take it off to clean regularly. (And you need to take it off to clean regularly, or it gets really gross!) I will say that my Yeti did a better job of keeping the ice in my drink from melting. If I have ice in my drink with my Stanley when I go to bed, it’s melted the next morning. In my Yeti the ice would still be there. My drink is still cold, though.

The Stanley is a little top-heavy, and because of the way the cup holders are placed in my VW, it won’t sit securely in them, but the isn’t its fault. I also wouldn’t pay more than retail for one, like I’ve seen people doing online, but for $40, I think it’s a good buy. In a pinch, it could probably also double as a self-defense tool, especially if it was full. (This sucker has some serious heft to it!)

The person who took my Yeti “by mistake” brought it back, so now I’ll use both cups. Yeti when it’s super-hot, and this one when it’s not.

Love the neon pink and green, retro design looks great, especially in cycle class (black lights). I also have the Lilac 40oz with the classic logo.

I am a teacup, espresso cup, mug, travel mug and tumbler freak and the Hubs and kiddos got me these 2 for mothers day week. Have only used them for 5 days, alretnating between the 2.

Unfortunately the green logo is already chipping on the neon pink Reverb. I only hand wash and treat my overpriced items like babies but the green is already coming off.

The cup is as great as keeping my water at perfect ts as the brand offers, I just wished that at 45 bucks, it would look new a lil longer.

After months of daily use, I can confirm it is worth the purchase. I no longer need to make trip after trip to fill up my water bottle each hour. This 40 oz. tumbler has been critical to making it through long road trips and workdays without having to buy plastic water bottles, desperately search for water fountains or pack 3 or more tumblers of water to last the day.
In fact, my work building still has not turned on the water fountains after the pandemic, so I'd be without water all day if I didn't have my Stanley tumbler. And, it looks as good as it did from day 1. The finish of the tumbler is extremely durable and the only areas showing slight signs of use are the plastic and rubber parts of the handle.
The ONLY downside is I typically set it on the floor if I'm sharing a table with anyone. It's so large that it feels like an obstacle when placed on a shared table or desk area and can interrupt the conversation flow. That's a small price to pay when it provides so many solutions.