STANLEY Quencher H2.0 FlowState Stainless Steel

I purchased what my students refer to as the “Baby Stanley” and I use it primarily for my on the go coffee. This is the 14oz, which is smaller than most 16 oz travel mugs, but I love it because I only ever use the middle size setting on my Keurig, so the amount of liquid it holds is equivalent to a standard mug or small to-go cup. If you’re a several cup a day person, I’d go with the 20oz, but for me this little guy is absolutely perfect. I love it the most for iced coffees, since it keeps things very cold, for longer than it takes me to drink an iced coffee I’m sure, and it has a nice straw. For hot coffees I do use it, because the size is great and it feels natural to carry around my classroom, but the lid design if you’re sipping isn’t amazing and coffee does tend to seep thru the dial thing while it’s in my bag. However, I have other travel mugs for hot beverages, I specifically bought this one for iced coffees, so no complaints there. I love the color, it’s held up with daily washes, and it’s very easy to clean with how the pieces come apart. I have had this product for nearly a year now and it doesn’t show it!

I hate to be pretentious, but this is a great cup. It does keep ice overnight. The color is great, it fits in my cupholder in my car. I never thought I'd be one of THOSE Stanley people, however, a good product is a good product.

I went with the 14 oz version—no handle, no fuss. It’s compact, sleek, and still makes me feel like I’m part of the hydration elite. The real MVP here is the FlowState lid: a three-position rotating cover that lets you switch between a fully closed seal, a sip opening, or a straw slot. It’s like a tiny, satisfying vault for your drink.I keep mine filled with iced hibiscus tea. The Stanley keeps it cold for hours, which means my nervous system and my taste buds stay chilled throughout the day.Perfect for short outings, minimalists, or anyone who wants a little serenity in a cup without lugging around a tank.

The Stanley Quencher H2.0 Tumbler (30 oz) is everything I needed in a tumbler and more! The durable design, sturdy handle, and sleek look make it a perfect everyday companion.I love the twist-on 3-way lid, which allows for versatile drinking options—whether I want to sip through the included straw, drink directly, or use the fully closed option to prevent spills. The double-wall insulation keeps my drinks cold for hours, even in warm weather.Another great feature is that it fits perfectly in most cupholders, making it ideal for travel, work, or workouts. The high-quality construction ensures durability, and it's easy to clean.If you're looking for a stylish, functional, and reliable tumbler, this is it!

Awesome cup. Everything is cold for a long time. Looks great,love it.

It’s JUST PERFECT. The color, the size, it is really helpful to improve my habits of drinking water. Easy to clean, I dropped it a couple of times and the durability is very good.

Having finally given into the Stanley craze, I find Stanley Cups are solidly made, fit into the cup holders of my car, keeps the water cold, with ice still there after a few hours. The opening is fairly easy to use, and it is leak proof. The color I chose, Matcha Cream, is gorgeous, darker than mint green but still whimsical. The handle of the Stanley is great for ease of use, especially for my mom, who is in her 70’s; the handle gives her more security. I chose the 40 oz, which is a bit heavy for my mom to lift for the whole day. I will get her a smaller size next time. For me, the 40 oz is a good size.

Alright, folks, buckle up because I'm about to tell you the epic saga of my journey with the legendary Stanley Cup. No, not the hockey trophy — the travel mug.First things first, this cup is a beast. It’s like the Arnold Schwarzenegger of drinkware. You know, if Arnold had a cooler, more hydrating cousin. I filled it with coffee at 7 AM, and by noon, it was still hot enough to melt the polar ice caps. I swear, the last time I sipped from it, a bald eagle flew by and gave me a thumbs up.Let’s talk about the design. It’s rugged, sturdy, and could probably double as a weapon in a zombie apocalypse. Seriously, if a zombie showed up, I’d just swing this thing and call it a day. Not to mention, the handle is so solid, I’m pretty sure I could use it to pull a truck if I ever felt the need to show off.And can we take a moment to appreciate the size? This bad boy holds 40 ounces. FORTY. That’s like having a small swimming pool in your hand. I accidentally left it on the roof of my car once, drove off, and it just rolled down the street, unfazed, as if to say, “Is that all you’ve got?”Now, I do have a word of caution. This thing is so good at keeping drinks cold, I put in some ice water before bed, and when I woke up, I’m pretty sure there was a family of penguins setting up camp inside. It’s practically a portable Arctic Circle. Forget ice packs; just strap this to your forehead on a hot day.One minor downside: it doesn’t fit in my car cup holder. But honestly, it’s probably for the best. This thing is the size of a small child, and I don’t need that kind of distraction while I’m driving. Plus, it gives me an excuse to hold it proudly, like a trophy, and make intense eye contact with other drivers at stoplights.In conclusion, the Stanley Cup is not just a mug; it’s a lifestyle. It’s a conversation starter, a survival tool, and quite possibly the most impressive thing I own. If you’re on the fence, just do it. Your beverages (and future penguin friends) will thank you.