The Ultimate YETI Rambler & Cap Roundup Review

[@schmagoogly]

Thank you for doing YETI’s job! I was interested in drink ware, visited their website and could not delineate between the various components available. I just wanted a simple graphic showing all caps and bottles available. Thanks!

[@Matt_LaLuz]

Same 🙌🏽

[@gentleman188]

I will never understand why companies do not provide "tutorials" like this,they should be paying you,well done!

[@cfrost87]

the mag slider lid is good for outdoor use to keep dirt and bugs out of your drink.

[@Mayflower1967]

I agree totally!💯

[@faden2bleu]

Yes! Hospital personnel were! We guarded them like they were actually patients in need. 'Nite shift' had the most impressive collection. Back then there were Tervis brand and Nail Genie. A few Coleman stainless steel ones too.

[@pickleambush]

Exactly what I was looking for, thank you! Yeti should definitely sponsor you and send more of their product! I wanted to see you review the Rambler handle attachment.

[@Christopherjamesmurphy21]

So I own a big stanly thermos, and it’s unbelievable how much longer the coffee stays hot when you only open the top as much as you need it to pour coffee out. So I really like the thermos yeti cap

[@Francois_Dupont]

i got a coleman vaccum bottle. it normally stay boiling hot inside for 6hours++. one day i was ice fishing in about -20C weather the bottle tipped to the side and stayed in that position for 30mins. when i got to drink it was lukewarm inside. the liquids must not touch the cap! it is very important!

[@marcusesparza9687]

So cool! Didn’t realize they have interchangeable lids. Just bought my first one yesterday. Got the black Rambler 18oz.

[@PackHacker2]

Awesome! Let us know how you get on with your new rambler, Marcus. 🙌 - Rebecca

[@chocolatechipslime]

I wonder if in the 90’s and the 2000’s if people were this excited for a container to drink water or coffee out of

[@johnpaulalbrecht7305]

I know my parents did, we had those "vintage" small Thermos during family trips. You know the one where the cap is also the cup, and doesn't seal well so it's dripping everywhere? Yes thats the one.

[@josiahswanson5518]

Yes they did.

[@Raichle9]

Yes, I remember getting my first Stanley 32 oz green thermos in 1991. I thought it was great during the Illinois Midwest winters

[@BuffaloSoldierH]

Nalgene bottle craze of the 2000’s was real

[@pi286]

My yeti was in my hot car the entire day and the water is still COLD!!!!!!

[@mythoughts2355]

You can also get a mag slide for the ramblers it screws on that’s the one you’re missing of these caps

[@elizabethacosta-rayos6061]

I didn’t know that we could remove the cap on the hotshot cap for easier cleaning. Also, I didn’t know that slider comes off. Now I am more in love with Yeti.

[@DarxusC]

You didn't mention "The Chug Cap is not intended for use with carbonated, perishable, or hot beverages." Which is the one that comes with the 18 and 26 ounce bottles :(

[@Banjoba]

This video helped me buy the rambler 12oz over the 10oz tumbler and I'm very happy. Thanks. Didn't realise the hotshot lid worked like that and only available on the bottle.

[@sirmegallot3276]

Just bought the 26 oz for trips fishing on the river and for hiking cant wait for it to come! Durability and the security of a big screw top with a large handle were the selling points for me.

[@uliseslopez2617]

Sir Megallot does the 26 oz fit in a normal car cup holder?

[@maccamack419]

How did it go for you 2 years on?

[@sirmegallot3276]

@@uliseslopez2617 Wow this is a super late response but I would say the base it too wide for a standard car cup holder

[@sirmegallot3276]

@@maccamack419 Love it so much I bought a second one for soup and coffee (the one with the gulp cap is my water bottle), AND one for my gf!

[@altbinhax]

Nice, thanks. Looks like mostly easy to clean with no hidden cavities in these caps/lids where mould can form and grow.

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for watching! 😃 -Eric

[@cathycarter3]

I just moved to Missouri where every cup/glass “sweats”all over everything. I was told Yeti does not! So I got 18 oz seafoam with straw lid. Can’t wait to try. 😀

[@Nhcs776]

with the mug top, been using it for over a year and i can literally flip it upside down and not a drop comes out. it was the selling point for me and my friends

[@allemander]

The reason your straw was too long for even the tallest Rambler bottle shown, the 36 oz, is because it’s pre-cut to the proper length to fit the 64oz Rambler bottle (not shown here), not to be confused with the half-gallon jug, which has its own style of lid. Finally, the original Yeti cap is called the Triple Haul cap, for its 3-finger-width carry loop.

[@allisontripi]

This is SO helpful! Appreciate you doing the work and putting together this tutorial. 💖

[@PackHacker2]

You are so welcome!

[@bones4342]

Can I use the straw cap on the larger ramblers like the half gallon or full gallon, it says on the site that you can’t but also says that you can on one of the pages

[@borderscarlton347]

The regular cap screws into the 5 oz cup. Mini Bottle for spirits.

[@vandelayvarnsenh.e.pennypa4538]

Can the rambler caps fit onto the yeti cup cap to make a mini rambler?

[@bashablueasmr345]

helpful for size comparison~ thanks

[@leodaza2151]

Is the magdock cap made of metal, or is it plastic with some sort of metal insert?

[@naomy2338]

Does the hog shot cap/lid that comes on the 12 oz bottle fit the 10oz or 20oz regular tumbler?

[@Oxford322]

I haven’t seen those “ normal “ lids on years! All my lids are mag slider ( for the yeti cups )

[@imgeorge81n]

My girl put me onto yeti with a 14 Oz. Mug. I love it. Coffee stay hot for like ever! It only sucks because of the nonclosing lid and it's too big for the car cup holder. So driving in the morning I have to the cup at all times. So I guess I don't love it after all....damn.

[@johnagen3688]

Love my yetie!

[@PackHacker2]

🤙🤙🤙

[@bradenthacker6226]

Great video. Good to know. I just bought the 18 oz bottle for a college water bottle, but I was hoping to use it as a coffee thermos occasionally too and I was disappointed when the website said it's not recommended for hot beverages. However, I believe they were talking specifically about the cap due to the fact that mine came with the chug cap included. Thank you for clearing that up!

[@mikewalters8361]

Chug cap on bottle i used for coffee alot , thats crap u can do hot stuff ( just not straw lid) that only cold only cap.

[@gatorbone1531]

fun fact: the standard rambler lid (three finger lid) has the same insulation as inside their coolers.

[@gatorbone1531]

AlwaysAdventurous302, Ryan Farahzad the chug cap also tends to sweat in certain areas where the insulation is lacking; making my ice melt at faster rates. the ol’ standard gets er done.

[@alphaomega9387]

@@gatorbone1531 how do i get the standard cap now?

[@gatorbone1531]

@@alphaomega9387 Sadly my man, I just spoke to a representative and they told me that they don’t actually sell the standard cab anymore :/

[@alphaomega9387]

@@gatorbone1531 it's fine, 🙂 i ended up getting the zojirushi flask which performs better than advertised

[@gatorbone1531]

@@alphaomega9387 ooooooooo ill have to look into those 😯

[@seechangenyc280]

Pack Hacker fan...I know you guys are fans of the Yeti. Love the look. Hate the poor heat retention of the Hot Shot and heft of the others for my backpack. Don't particularly love the mid-section bumping into my nose. Only 2 to 3 hours, lukewarm - no coffee fanatic is impressed with that - which is why it rarely makes best of lists. Has it proven to be leak-proof in a backpack (me and friends say not). The full-on cap seems the best for heat retention, but you lose drinking on the go. And a wide mouth on a train is no fun. Having the thermos cup - too many parts for many of us to juggle on the go. Hydroflask just responded to me saying, "none of our caps are leakproof." Hmmm. Then why do you make bottles? They also don't make best of lists for heat retention. I am trying out a Kleen Kanteen insulated that says it is leak-proof and has high heat retention. And I'll give the Yeti another Hot Shot. I don't think anyone's nailed it. Companies seem far superior at water (but not leak-proof bottles). I also find it interesting that as more backpack makers are designing sleeker bags, where water bottles now go inside, manufacturers better get with it. Shockingly, the Kinto Travel Tumbler is the best I've found so far. Can you tell I'm on a mission?

[@scottinnes6900]

See Change NYC i use the hotshot cap on my 26oz rambler, stays hot for 5-6 hrs for me, doesnt leak

[@seechangenyc280]

Scott Innes will give it another (hot)shot. Thanks for thumbs up. So far, Kinto Traveler Tumbler and Day Off Tumbler have been the most impressive and unexpected. I’m also interested in trying a Sigg.

[@mr_red13]

@@scottinnes6900 would you recommend the hotshot or the magslider for college. I'm wanting to take coffee on the go and don't know which top to go with.

[@MStar10]

@@mr_red13 definitely not the mad slider of taking it on the go at college bc it will leak... Hotshot for sure.

[@andrewmccarlie451]

Zojirushi for heat retension

[@MyDogSteppedOnaBeee]

Do any of these bottles with threads on the left work with the slide on the top magnetic lids that you can just slide back-and-forth and drink liquid out of?

[@OptimusPrime-ys5vp]

Hi, can you share about temperature limit of each cap too? Thank you very much

[@boshraabdulamir4560]

Thank you, your video was perfect at explaining everything and was exactly what I was looking for

[@PackHacker2]

Glad it helped! - Tom

[@iamsparklyunicorn]

yeti needs to pay you for this!! thank you sm!

[@PackHacker2]

Glad we could help! It's hard to be objective when a gear brand pays you, which is why we don't accept money for reviews. Thanks for the comment! - Austin

[@shellbacksclub]

Brilliantly engineered!

[@montyv3909]

Was really hoping for some advice on which was the best to buy

[@warwickbourke]

What a fantastic comparison video!!! Thank you!!!

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for watching 😃 -Eric

[@EfficientTrout]

i love this pov camera style, keeping the video focused on the items not the youtuber

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for the insight 😃 Noted 📝 -Eric

[@Sweetherbicetea]

Can someone please answer if the 10oz lowballer lid can be used on the 12oz runbler?

[@graves5696]

Awesome review ! Thank you ... subscribed !

[@dannettoliphant3018]

Love the 26oz

[@lucasschultheis5583]

Hey do they all fitt with the new 46oz bottle? Thanks in advance

[@doublemanson]

🔴does the magslide lid fit the rambler bottles

[@nastyham5302]

My 18oz rambler sorta leaks, like the chug cap let's water out so when I open the outer then the fluid run out

[@sarayismtz6742]

Thanks for sharing great info.

[@GoTnUnion]

Great detailed, just what I was looking for!

[@PackHacker2]

Glad we could help 😊 - Austin

[@pistachiosandpopcorn7146]

I just bought a Yeti cup..probably could have just went with freaking Ozark Trail and it do the same thing since I wanted it for inside the house anyway...but I was a tad surprised (not so much) that it was made in China. So really....I mean I will say though I had an Ozark Trail cup before that was good but I hated how bulky it was. I am sure I could have found a smaller ozark trail but you know...sometimes you just buy into the hype and have it to have the "better" brand.

[@cunma123]

Please do the Klean kanteen TKPro version pleaseee

[@codybmx6150]

Four the magnetic one what is that rubber piece for

[@mikewalters8361]

Magslider cap sold me on yeti

[@spatel63]

Is there any reason why you chose black opposed to a stainless

[@BenSmith-cm8oc]

I will tell you right now the chugcap gets stuck as hell

[@ChrisMetsala]

Very helpful roundup - however, do any of the magsafe lids on the right side fit any of the ramblers on the left????

[@zz56100]

I Would like to know that too!!

[@roger767]

MagDock cap has an O ring that gives off a bad smell. If you look for reviews you see loads of people complaining about it.

[@petercontreras922]

so you Can put hot drinks on the bottles and the gallon bottles ....???

[@ChiefComplaintX]

I like the yeti chug cap but yeti's are just to heavy! Will the chug cap fit a hydroflask trail series wide mouth? Anybody out there tried it?

[@toc6566]

Yeti Rambler 36oz pours very badly. It always drips along the body of the Rambler. It seems it's designed to be drank from and not for pouring.

[@thienluong1406]

Can i use the Wine lids for my Yeti Colster 12oz

[@conductorcammon]

Thanks man!

[@costantineyoussif6679]

Do the 36oz fit in a car cup holder ?

[@lms4778]

Very informative!

[@jonathanmireles1483]

I have the first one you did but black lid is stuck. Any tips for n how to loosen it

[@PackHacker2]

Running it under hot water should help you loosen it! Also, you could use a rubber strap wrench to get a better grip. It can be hard to hold on to the tops! -Eric

[@jonathanmireles1483]

@@PackHacker2 thanks finally got it to loosen up

[@Opnwindo]

Do people get sick from ingesting the liner in their drink has appeals from the interior of their Yeti cup my wife's concerned she's been drinking hers at work like that

[@tranger4579]

Great info 👍

[@twistedthrifterb6220]

I found a brand new yeti 20 at the carwash I had no idea how great these were !! Who throws these away?? Wtf?

[@FR0STM0URN3]

I wonder what the height of the 36 oz rambler is (without the standard cap)

[@PackHacker2]

Hey! The 36oz Rambler is about 9" without the cap. 👍 - Rebecca

[@grose2961]

Very helpful. Thanks

[@punkinpunker]

Yeti just made a sale off the back of your video.

[@MrAtaripitbull]

I don't see my 30oz Yeti rambler traveler mug, with the Yeti slip on handle ?

[@SteezyMcCheezie]

Thank you sooo much🫡

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for watching 😃 -Eric

[@pawpatrolnews]

What does the outside of the rambler feel like? Metal, plastic, other??

[@anamerican2251]

Michael Inocente plastic, but more of a coating than anything . They’re all very heavy duty .

[@mc-130h]

Loved this video

[@PackHacker2]

Glad you're digging it! 👍 - Rebecca

[@skyking9248]

Good review just wish the camera angle wasn’t birds eye so you could see the sizes better.

[@ramrampersaud8415]

Great video thanks

[@WiseTreee]

Which one is best for carbonated drinks? will straw cap can handle pressure and leaks ?

[@conductorcammon]

I use the straw cap, it works for soda IF you frequently drink from it. Also if you cap the straw cap at a lower elevation... then open it at a HIGHER elevation...it will SHOOT out the top. And after about a year mine leaks when held upside. down

[@outlucked]

This video is 9 times in the bottles playlist.

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for the heads up, outlucked! 👍 - Rebecca

[@kuroshomecafe1807]

could you fit your hand into the biggest water bottle?

[@nenadnedovic9246]

The camel bak is a much better option.

[@PackHacker2]

What makes you say that? 🧐 -Eric

[@conductorcammon]

My straw cap leaks like a mofo.😡😤

[@RobMrKing]

You could file a warranty claim

[@karylhogan5758]

Hello all, I bought 2 , the largest one and the middle sized one.. They are useless at insulating hot liquids, with lid off.. for the price I expected a lot better.. mug must be construction of plastic to have any insulation property’s is my conclusion.. I repeat useless , don’t waist your cash as I did..🧐.with lid on its a bit better but overall mug is crap

[@Francois_Dupont]

no 20oz thumbler ... dissapointed

[@gtbusa1208]

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[@FordFracture]

Well I bought my wife a Yeti and it sucks ! The container is ice cold and the ice that goes in is cold and the drink came straight out of the fridge and it goes straight into a insulated bag then sits on a desk in a air-conditioned office and it goes piss warn in about 4 hours I want my money back !

[@rudiger86]

Not much more to say