Maars Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Wine Tumbler | Product Review | Keep Drinks Hot or Cold

Maars Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Wine Tumbler | Product Review | Keep Drinks Hot/Cold for Hours
Our new favorite thing inside the RV is these Maars Stainless Steel, Vacuum insulated Wine tumblers that you can use for any beverage - hot or cold. They come with a plastic lid with a rubber gasket to seal the cup - it's a stylish adult sippy cup! Perfect for picnics, RVing and suitable for indoor/outdoor use, these add a pop of color, are of good quality and will be popular with your guests.
Features:
Made from 18/8 lightweight, lead-free stainless steel
Thermal copper lining conducts even temperature retention, won’t alter flavors or leach chemicals
Double walled and vacuum insulated, keeps drinks hot for over 3 hours or cold for 9 hours
Clear plastic BPA Free sip lid with rubber gasket for taking your drink on the go, easily fits a straw
Top rack dishwasher safe
Available in 12 powder coated color finishes that reduce fading and chipping: Matte Black, Aqua, Midnight Blue, Fuchsia, Peach, Mint, Lavender, White, Seafoam, Carnation Pink, Matcha Green, and Coral (colors may vary on other styles)
What We Like
These are great for around the RV or home - inside and out - and won’t break. The lid minimizes spills too. Ideal for hot and cold beverages, we love that we can use these for anything, plus every guest can have their own color cup! Ideal for water, wine, cocktails, tea, coffee - anything! They are fun, stylish and practical and make great gifts too - they even come in a box. With a great range of colors, styles and sizes, there’s something for everyone.
These wine tumblers are a little too wide for most drink holders, but the Skinny Options below will fit. Tea/coffee stains can build up inside, but can be easily removed with baking soda.
With Maars range of tumblers, travel mugs and coffee mugs, you can choose from:
12oz Wine Tumbler amzn.to/2rcQHQM (as shown)
14oz Townie Camp Coffee Mug with Handle amzn.to/2reQVXX
12oz Skinny Mini Travel Tumbler for Coffee/Tea amzn.to/2HGF5kf
20oz Skinny Tumbler amzn.to/2HIRJeu
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[@OurNomadicStory]

We find the stainless insulated cups/mugs a great multipurpose beverage container. The multi-use nature of hot/cold and inside/outside use makes it desirable. I love being able to start the morning with a hot drink (tea) and then rinse it out and use it for a cold beverage. Being a person that likes ice tea, it works well to pour the hot tea in the cup and then add ice. Thank you for the review.

[@RoadGearReviews]

Glad you liked it - yes that's why we love it too - so useful in an RV, reduces the need for different kinds of glasses and cups and saves space while being super practical and attractive too. Love anything multi-purpose for our RV!

[@dianestevenson2630]

I just bought one at the store last weekend, but your review reminded me it would be a great gift for my mom and mother-in-law for Mothers Day. They both love coffee and enjoy a cup of wine from time to time out on their porches. Thanks for the idea.

[@W-ibrahim_Basha]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video,,, it's really useful. I'm thinking of buying this cup as a gift for someone who loves Yerba mate tea but I'm wondering if the Yerba Mate straw would fit in?

[@melvino1526]

Me siento tonto buscando el porque y como se usa pero quería estar seguro, Thank u so much!

[@rd4660]

We love our stainless steel insulated cups! Got em from 22 oz down to these wine tumblers. And BTW, no need to buy expensive brands, there are plenty of great quality no-name brands out there. I swear the manufacturing plants must send the brand name stuff out the front door and the no-name brand out the back door. I’ve done visual inspections of both and can’t tell the difference. And there is no difference in performance, either.

[@RoadGearReviews]

Good to know - i have seen another brand very similar to this but the lesser quality (and weight) was definitely noticeable to me.

[@karinhart489]

Thx for the review as I've been looking for an isolated / unbreakable coffee mug for making drip coffee in. I ended up getting a Maars Townie Camp Cup Stainless Steel Coffee Mug (14 oz) described as "Double Wall Vacuum Insulated" on Amz. It has worked well, especially if you put an inch or so of the water in it for a moment or two to warm up the cold metal right after the water comes to a boil, then dump it out before starting the drip process. I usually don't use plastic lids that come with cups, but thought I'd give it a whirl. I was surprised at how well it helped keep the heat in. Looking forward to taking it along on summer fun trips in a few weeks.

[@free2roam492]

Good review. Thanks for sharing!

[@RoadGearReviews]

Love these! You're welcome!

[@stevenwinokur5460]

Sam's Club has their version of this. It looks identical except that the lid has a slide thingy that seals it completely shut. AND, they are $19.99 for four!

[@cjalla1]

Colours are great! Does it fit in a standard cup holder?

[@mlh4284]

Did you test how long they truly keep your beverages cold or hot? How long did ice stay in cup?