The Best Travel Mugs of 2021
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Timestamps:
0:00 Travel Mugs
1:10 Upside Down Test
2:30 Skillshare
3:30 Cleaning
5:20 Pour Test
6:58 Price
9:34 Thermal Test
10:36 Drop Test
11:05 Application
Reviews of clothing, boots, and accessories for men, along with style advice and life philosophy. I've been working with my hands for my entire life as a mechanic, tow truck driver, and eventually a licensed electrician. Being a blue collar guy, I look for certain elements in a product: is it durable? Is it high-quality? Will it perform well over its service life? Whether boots, pants, jackets, or tools I believe it's best to buy once and cry once by getting the best you can afford. With so many options these days, choosing the best product can become a difficult decision, but that's where I come in. Helping you stay stylish, rugged, and handsome.
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Stanley Trigger Mug: go.magik.ly/ml/1a62a/
Hydroflask: go.magik.ly/ml/1a62b/
Camelbak: go.magik.ly/ml/1a62c/
YETI: yetius.pxf.io/BXaAZ1
RTIC: bit.ly/3nWcUA4
Col. Littleton Sleeve: bit.ly/3nWcGcc
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Very comprehensive review, Carl! Stanley has always done right by me. I still have some 20 y.o. stainless travel mugs and a nearly 40 y.o. huge thermos that all work as well as the day I bought them. That Stanley you tested looks sweet, and seems to perform equally sweet. That would be my first choice. The leaky Yeti, not so much. I perceive everything Yeti to be overhyped, over priced for what you get, and under performing. I own nothing Yeti. I like that leather on the Bison Beanie! Stay healthy Carl!
I've been using the Rtic brand one for years and I love them. The only knock I have against them is that the acrylic lids crack easily when you drop them. The lids are dishwasher safe. I do take the gasket off so that it can be cleaned as well.
I recently bought a used Made in USA Thermos 1L travel mug off of eBay for $20, and it's amazing. There are vintage Made in USA Stanley travel mugs and other brands too.
I’m going this route too. There are almost no USA options unless you go vintage. 👍🏽
Great video.
Been using the Stanley one handed classic for over a year now and couldn´t be happier. Use it both for work and outdoors (www kayaking, backcountry skiing, mtb etc.)
You run a very professional operation . By far one of the higher quality channels on TH-cam. Just diesels also does a class A job. Kudos to both of you !
I'll be honest, losing thermals is not a bad thing imo, considering I don't NEED the beverage I'm drinking to be scolding, I just end up waiting forever before I take one damn sip. Something to consider folks!
I love my Stanley! Mine is a smaller one but never failed to keep my drinks warm in the winter
Was looking to purchase a bottle as a mothers day gift in preparation for a hiking trip we're going on. Saw that the Stanley was 40% off so it was an absolute no-brainer. Bought one for myself as well! Thanks for the great video
I’ve used my Yeti 20oz religiously, I do love it! I have a 32oz HydroFlask used for longer days as well. I’ve beaten the HF to hell, taken it on many hiking & backpacking trips. I’m a little torn. I may look into something a little different for my next. Thanks Carl!
I loved this. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love your videos thank you!
Carl, Very interesting video. My family has switched to Yeti Brand Travel Mugs. I still use my first Steel Mug I purchased from Tim Hortons way back in the 90’s. Probably very low tech compared to today but for my commute it serves the purpose.
Been using the RTIC and the YETI daily, alternating of course, for over a year now. My daughter uses a smaller version of the Hydroflask 2-3 times a week for school. The other two may be the same, just can’t speak from experience on them. You mentioned the gunk that can build up from coffee (or juice). Make sure you regularly take the black gaskets off and wash them and under them. There is a reason they are black. Even after dutifully washing them daily, one day I decided to take gaskets off. All three brands had build up of black gunk under them. Everyone always talks about cleaning the caps…those gaskets get surprisingly nasty!
Great video and information
I've owned the Yeti, Stanley and Rtic. The Rtic lids do not hold up, eventually the flap where it connects to the lid cracks. I replaced them twice. The Stanley is excellent, no surprise there and so is the Yeti. I find the Yeti is a little easier to use because you have to hold the button in on the Stanley, but I love both of them and don'y think you can go wrong with either.
The Yeti Rambler with the HotShot cap would have been the better comparison for this test. Not a complaint, just an observation. 👍🏻
The 12oz rambler is my daily driver. Never leaks and keeps morning coffee hot until lunch. It's kinda heavy though.
Great vid! A made in USA option might be Liberty Bottles? I’ve had great experience with their camping insulated water bottles (Filson uses them)
The RTIC, with the handle costs $20.
The $4.99 handle makes a huge difference.
The handle puts the container out if the " thermos bottle" catagory and into a Mug catagory.
The Yeti has one with a handle for $35, but it is attached so limited in use.
Or, as you said a fantastic leather sleeve for the Yeti for $50.
That handle for the RTIC is why I prefer my RTIC to my yetti, camelbacks, clean canteen, Hydroflask and old Stanley.
Having the leather add on fir the Yeti and not including the handle for the RTIC was a miss. Hopefully, you will get a chance to try it sometime and see why.
I understand that you have had little experience with the RTIC. That was clear from the suprise in its durability. You might want to look into it as a company. I think you will be pleasantly suprised. It is not like Ozark Trail or some other knock-off but a legitimate Texas company that has been around for like 6 or 7 years.
Just a thought.
I got a 30oz yeti tumblr as a gift. I made a paracord handle with paramax and 550 paracord. I’ve had it for years and still going strong. There are videos how to make them or you can even find them on Etsy or eBay. I think the dyi handle is the way to go because you can choose how tight you want it.
Stanley #1
i prefer the standard mouth hydro flask. the coffee stays hot and it doesn't ever spill if the cap is screwed on. You do need to unscrew to sip but it is worth not having spills.
The spill test results! Mad since I love Yeti and good quality, expect better. Great vid!
Yeah… but the Rambler with the magnetic cap maybe more closely resembles the Stanley and Hydro-Flask brands.
@@matthewgross6958 the magnetic cap is a good feature but useless as it leaks so much. I have a ton of yeti bottles (Gallon is awesome for site)
@@adamjameskramer I've had the yeti rambler for about 3 years and I've never noticed it leak. I have replaced the lid twice. They don't hold up to a fork lift running over it
Contico is a major player for 20+ years with many variations. 😎
I bought a $20 "Contigo" from Walmart and it's served me well so far. I also got a 12 dollar steel mug from Amazon that's good too, but it doesn't snap, you have to screw the cap off for sipping, but as a shaker it's great.
I bought Contigos for my employees and my family one year. Everyone found them to look great, but they couldn't keep hot drinks hot for very long. Just my observation.
@@krazmokramer I'm not qualified to test for heat retention, anything above room temp burns my mouth and I can't taste for a week lol
@Remingtin LOL!
Another vote for contigo auto seal! Dropped mine a few times and still going. Great in the other categories as well.
Carl, I would have compared the Yeti 18oz bottle with their Hotshot cap. The cap is a two piece device with 360 degree drinking ability.
I own a 20oz tumbler and the 18oz bottle with the Hotshot cap; each had its place in my cabinet and drinker needs.
Loved this video and all the others; keep up the good work.
Yeti has addressed the upside down spill actually! If you want a more secure lid their new travel mugs with what they call the stronghold lid is much better. It’s a screw on lid with a click and lock slider. The slider is still removable but it’s in two pieces now
Stanley all day for me.
I have a Yeti mug like you showed and Hydroflask for water bottle style. I also have a ceramic 12 oz Sttoke and Zak Yeti style. I really don’t like the reflective tops in the Yeti style and have been eyeing the Hydroflask matte black style sip lid.
Yeti also is similar to Apple. They put a premium on the user experience. You can just push the lid on where ever you need. You don’t have to line up threads to the lid.
Also a very nice job on the review but I think the yeti and RTIC are kinda of their own category. It would have been better to compare a yeti and rtic bottle with the others but very nice job either way
The yeti bottles are my go to.
I daily use a yeti rambler bottle with the hotshot lid.
Keeps things hot well and the lid operates similarly to the Stanley classic vacuum bottle design. I used a Stanley like the one in the video but really didn't like the lid.
Rambler bottle is my endgame 😎
I carry 2 travel thermoses, first a 20 oz Zojiruchi trermos, and a Nissan 16 oz thermos bottle. Both I have had for over 10 years, and both are superb thermos bottles, and the Nissan costs about $28, and the Zojiruchi costs about $30. They dont leak, and keep the coffee hot for at least 12 hours. The Hydroflask isnot quite a good unit, the damn thing rusted on me, small rust spots developed after about a year's use.
Zojirushi is the right answer. By far the longest insulation on the market. I use a Zojirushi thermos as a luxury item for some short winter snowshoe backpacking trips. I'll be outside in 15F weather all day and I can enjoy some hot apple cider or hot chocolate when I get to camp at night.
Hey Carl, ever thought of reviewing the Ariat Two24 Highlands or any of their work boots?
love your videos, even if i'm not in the market for a product i still click everytime
Thanks for the great video. I'll have to strongly disagree on the ease of cleaning for the stanley. There are just too many small crevices for gunk to build up in that mechanism.
I’d recommend Brumate. It’s been the best travel mug I’ve ever had.
I’m sorry, I believe my question is way off of the topic right here, but I would like to hear some advice from you on how to remove coffee or tea stain. Thanks
I have to say that I have tried most of these mugs at some point in time. I feel they all have the same fatal flaw, moving parts. I currently use a Miir camp mug. It is kinda in a different category than these but still amazing.
Where is the Zojirushi?
Who washes a coffee cup? Well seasoned coffee cup is essential. Another metric that is important to me at least is indexing. The ability to drink from the cup without looking, ie; driving or in low/no light conditions and one hand operation
I love my Yeti. I'll never use any other mug/tumbler
Contigo! They are the best
No Orca? They’re actually the winner among many Yeti comparisons with coolers and I imagine their thermos’s are just as good.
You didn’t give Yeti a fair chance , they make a Rambler 18oz bottle with chug cap. I feel it would’ve kicked ass against those other brands.
Agreed, tumblers are likely to perform worse then screw tight containers in some areas. I prefer their line of screw tight drinkware. Good video nonetheless.
9:11 Even God is reminding you how much it leaks.
Carl found a way to get paid to sit out on a nice morning and drink coffee!
I have 2 yeti tumblers and they working pretty good...Hydroflask isn't the best choice
Feel like I’m an outlier, but I dislike all these choices. For whatever reason my palate can immediately tell if a drink if from a stainless steel container and it doesn’t taste good. I usually go ceramic or glass now (Purist for the latter is great).
I never thought I would hear the words "Ethical" and "China" in the same sentence.
I like my Yeti but it doesn't fit in the cupholders in my car.
watching this at 3 am
Surprised thermos didn’t make it on there!
If it does not fit in the pickup’s cup holder it is a NO GO.
Agreed! Luckily these all fit, but damn I hate it when a container is too wide for the cup holder!
Carl: “It should be no surprise that the Stanley is the most expensive”
Me: *visibly surprised* I thought Stanley was a cheaper Walmart brand
Stanley has been around forever. I’m almost 60 and I had Stanley Thermos’ with glass centers in grade 1. Stanley was the very first Travel Mug I ever had and I never bought it at Walmart.
Finding one made in the USA is not easy.
I'd put my Magellan up against those in the video. Shout out to the Magellan folks.
Zojirushi all the way.
What shirt are you wearing??
This bad boy from American Giant: bit.ly/3nTvWHw and the brown one is from Himel Bros.
The yeti is a hard no, it fails probably the most important test in that it leaks, in my opinion the most annoying thing a travel mug can do.
I like you Carl
Well I like you too!
Project Farm did a similar test.
whats wrong with yeti's politics?
Came for this comment. I'm a Yeti fanboy but if they're up to something I haven't heard of I'd like to know lmao.
@@intergalacticferret4270 They probably slightly lean right, but I have never heard of them in politics. Odd he never mentions Patagonia's politics in whenever he talks about them though when they are explicitly left wing. Not even trying to pick a side, its just an odd comment he made
@@flakes369 I agree, can’t we all just enjoy solid products? 😂
lets go brandon
Who's Brandon?
@@1301407gl WOW! You live under a Rock?
😂 wow
@@richardf9137 the host is named Carl right?. is Brandon the camera man or editor?
@@1301407gl Google let’s go Brandon!
metal bottle water..... tesla.. i drive a tesla.
I have always looked forward to your vids but this one is lame.
Here is an idea, do a vid on something we both love - leather. Do a vid on leather care. Your favorite leather creams, waxes, conditioners, sole edge dressing, waterproofing, brushes, polishing clothes, etc.
The mug is whoever buys one of these overpriced cups
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