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The Yeti collection continues to grow
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I started with one of the 30 oz Tumblers (in plain stainless), the lid with straw and the handle about 3 years ago. Love the thing! I don't use any other cup except this one anymore!

Fast-forward a few months and now my girlfriend wants one, so she gets the same thing but in Reef Blue. She still uses other cups, but this is her main one.

Fast-forward to a couple of weeks ago, a co-worker was showing me a water bottle (that he got from Wal-Mart or something) that he keeps in his backpack. I thought this a good idea so I went and bought a 26 oz Ramble Bottle and the 5 oz Cup Cap. Works great... almost too great. I put a 16oz bottle of water in it, and fill the rest of the way with ice. I finish the water and the damn ice hasn't really melted! I tinkered with the ice to water ratio and prep methods and found the following to work best:

Place bottle in freezer (EMPTY!!!!) overnight.
In the morning when I get up, go straight to the kitchen and put two bottles of water from the fridge to the freezer.
Do morning "get ready for work" activities.
Take bottle and put 4-8 ice cubes (depending on size) into bottle and fill with water from two bottles placed in freezer.
Cap. Take remains of 2nd water bottle to top off Rambler Bottle later.

Worked pretty good for me, but I still wanted more capacity. So I went and bought the 36 oz bottle today. Already been washed, dried, and now chilling in the freezer (empty of course). We'll see how this works.

Of course the g/f went with me today, and she bought one of the 18oz bottles. Any now my son wants one of the bowls for his dog.

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