Thermos 104932 Funtainer Straw Bottle, Blue, 355 ml

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While a few things didn’t surprise us (we knew there was a reason Grandpa loved his Stanley), there were some notable takeaways we noticed: Insulation: We assessed insulation by measuring drink temperature—a combination of ice and 36 degrees Fahrenheit water for cold tests and 212 degrees Fahrenheit water for hot tests—and using a calibrated thermometer to measure the rise or fall in temperature of the water every 30 minutes. We also used our bare hands to feel the outside of the tumblers to see how warm or cold the surface felt.

To make this a more tempting prospect, we’ve rounded up the best reusable tumblers with straws, because there’s simply something about a straw that makes drinking more fun. Said straws are all also reusable, and we’ve included a recommendation for a cleaning kit to minimise the need to replace yours. True, it’s a tad heavier than some of its counterparts on the market at over 2 pounds, but there are numerous reasons Stanley has been used for generations. For one, the double-wall vacuum insulation has a time-worn groove of reliability, and in our testing was able to keep hot water at 157.5 degrees F after a full 24 hours — only 3 degrees shy of the top spot (also held by a Stanley).Size: During the testing period, we placed the tumblers in bags and standard cupholders to asses their size. We also noted the maximum capacity and dimensions of the tumblers.

If you're tired of bringing a fresh iced coffee to work only to find it watered down too soon thanks to the summer's heat, then an insulated tumbler might be exactly what you need. Because of their construction, which consists of double walls and a vacuum seal, these tumblers are perfect for when you’re on the go and want to keep your beverage hot or ice cold for hours. When a thermos is meant for drinking, the lid construction determines how easy it is not to spill on yourself with every sip. Silicone lids usually create a decent seal but can be challenging to drink from. Plastic lids with a sipping hole or straw are usually the go-to for most nontraditional thermos lids. Extra Features & Accessories Editor’s Note: We updated this guide on September 27, 2023, to add our new favorite most durable thermos, the Stanley Master Unbreakable, and averaged our temperature test findings with another year of data. The Best Thermoses of 2023-2024 While this item is so widely appreciated (and usually taken for granted), that doesn’t mean all of the options on the market perform the same. Any hardcore coffee drinker knows the disappointment that comes from sipping your daily cup of Joe, only to find out it has turned lukewarm. To narrow down the overwhelming travel mug options available for you to shop, we have tested a ton of top brands, like Yeti and Contigo, to confidently present you with the best coffee thermoses out there. Design: Besides external features like different color options, we highlighted important design features—like lids that can be sealed completely without risk of spills—and noted whether we could open the lid using one hand or while wearing gloves.There are many benefits of using a thermos with a straw, and some of these we have mentioned below. To make you understand how the thermos with straw is better than the ordinary one. Since our initial testing, YETI has now upgraded the Rambler Mug to include their MagSlider lid, a hot or cold liquid-ready lid that uses magnets to help seal in your drink. It still isn’t 100% leakproof, but now greatly increases its spill protection. And yes, YETI kept the price the same. We will urge a full cleaning to strip the rubber O-ring after each use however, as liquid likes to hide here, and frequent washings will keep this mug funk-free.

We love the flat siding, as it makes it way easier to grip, especially when by the pool or grill. This cup also comes with a spill-resistant lid that features a slide closure and a removable silicone gasket to make cleaning easier. Per the manufacturer’s recommendations, this wine cup must be hand-washed. It should be noted that you won’t want to use a drinking straw lid for any hot liquids, as they aren’t rated as such. We also missed having the integrated cup that some of our other thermoses have but made do without it. But for an insulated vessel that’ll hold almost all of it, it’s tough to complain. Having a great water bottle has become an essential part of daily life! Whether you for hiking or somewhere else, you need a water bottle to carry on to keep the body hydrated. But the water bottle without a straw may be messy for you as an un-proper sip can give you some extra amount of water. In this blog, we will discuss the 6 best thermoses with straw that we have found after in-depth research. What are the advantages of a thermos with a straw? Renu Dhar, a personal chef, culinary instructor, and food blogger, tested the popular Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler on multiple errands, road trips, and everyday journeys from her desk to the gym to her car. How comfortable each tumbler was to hold: We held each tumbler in hand and noted any design features that enhanced comfort or functionality. For example, tumblers with handles or textured surfaces helped provide additional grip.I’ve never been one to struggle with drinking enough water but I definitely think the Quencher is helping me stay super-hydrated - and it is probably due to the straw. The Standard Mouth bottle is available in a number of different volumes, and while it sports the same TempShield insulation construction as the Hydro Flask Food Jar, you can expect even better performance due to the small lid size. After 24 hours of sitting on our workbench, we opened up this bottle to still 97-degree water. When you drink water or any other drink with your cup, then it becomes risky and can fall on your clothes. And you can suppose what can happen when you are traveling. So, if you use a thermos with a straw can reduce the chances of the spill, and you will be hydrated without hesitation. Vacuum-insulated tumblers or bottles feature a double wall, or two-layer construction—oftentimes made of stainless steel,” says Graham Nearn, Stanley’s Vice President of Product Creation and Design. “All air is removed from between the two layers of the bottle to create a vacuum.” This feature is why this kind of tumbler is able to keep beverages at the preferred temperature for an extended period of time.