Chillz Stainless Steel Insulated Tumbler Bundle With Bonus Stainless Straw and Lid - 30 oz

According to the Seller, this tumbler is made in the same Chinese factor as the Yeti. Assuming that is correct, aside from the lasered on name Chillz, there is probably no difference between the two. Yet, you get this one with the stainless steel straw for about half the price. I've only had it for 3 days, but so far it seems like an excellent product. It keeps ice when used on the golf course in Florida for a full round when the temps are in the mid-90s and heat index is around 110. The only thing that seems to melt the ice much is when water is added. Also, there is no condensation or cooling on the exterior. The staw is surprisingly useful. I leave the tumbler with ice and water on the counter and can sip cold, fresh water all day. Overall, this is a very good product and an excellent value.

I LOVE this cup! I haven't used it for hot drinks yet, but it is working great for cold! My water/tea stays ice cold for hours...even when I leave my cup in my 100+ degree car. When I first opened it, I didn't think it would fit in the cup holders in my car, but much to my surprise it fit! One of the best things I've purchased...EVER!**UPDATE**Since I use my cup daily, and just about everyone has noticed it, I have ordered one for my neighbor and my dad. They were both blown away by how long it keeps a drink ice cold! I stand by my previous statement that it is one of the best purchases I've ever made!! And NO, I was not paid for this review. I just love to find a great product at a great price!

I've been in the market for a nice tumbler for awhile, I've tried a few others...but I've had my issues with them. Namely, they sweat when you put ice in them, or the bottom of cup is way too narrow to stick my hand in and clean the thing, or the plastic straw wears out or develops a curve over time....However, the Chillz Stainless Steel Tumbler has been great. It doesn't sweat, I love the size, 30 oz lets me put in enough ice and still have enough room for water so I don't have to keep filling the thing back up, the larger base also allows me to clean it with relative ease, what I really like about it is the stainless steel straw, I've never had one before and it's been a game changer in my opinion. For me it seems it makes the drink feel colder when you have a lot of ice in it, not to mention is also doesn't bend over time. There are a few drawbacks though...Namely the lid isn't exactly spill proof, there's an opening at the top for the straw, but it's a big opening so the star can move around and if you knock it over (which I have) you'll get a decent sized mess to clean up, the other thing is that it's not dishwasher safe, which is no big deal because like I said, it's easy to clean, but if your big on not doing dishes then this may not be for you. Overall, a great buy at a great value.

I like the Chillz cooler as a backup tumbler however, it is not better that the Blizzard tumbler which I also have. The Blizzard is much better when it comes to keeping liquid cold for a longer period of time than the Chillz and the Blizzard straw is easier to clean than the Chillz. I like to keep water on my night table so I can take my medication when I wake in the morning and it nice to have cold water versus warm. I have used them both overnight at my bedside, with and without ice. The Chillz did not keep the water cold all night without ice and when I used the Chillz with ice, the ice melted. Unlike the Blizzard I have used it with and without ice also. The Blizzard did not require ice to keep the drink cold like the Chillz did and the ice that I put in the Blizzard did not completely melt. The Chillz is still a good tumbler for the long ride to work and I will use it, but not as much as I will use my Blizzard. I just put them in the freezer and when I want to use one I just add whatever drink I want and I know that I will have cold drink that is not sweating all over the place for as long as there is liquid in the tumbler.

This is my standby non-Yeti close enough mug. I ditched the straw because it was awkward for me, but I've used it for cold stuff and hot drinks. The hot drinks stay super hot a while if you close that lid down, so keep it open a few minutes before putting the lid on if you don't want to scald your tongue. If you are traveling with it and have time to spare, that won't be an issue. I've had ice stay pretty icey all night when the lid is on. It still melts, but that can't be helped. You pick it up and it feels cool to the touch no matter what is in it. The standard yeti lids and the cup holders fit perfectly on it

I had to return this tumbler. The lid did not seal properly and I didn't like the stainless straw.

Bought this cup based on the premise that 'ice stays cold longer up to 24' hours. That may be true if you keep the cup in an icemaker but in my house, the ice lasts at most a couple of hours and thaws out pretty quickly. Tumbler is well constructed but if you are looking for something to keep drinks ice a long time, try something else.

I have been using plastic cups to hold my drinks foe work, and my ice always melted in an hour or two and the condensation would leave a puddle. I was looking at Yeti tumblers and came across this one for a much better price. I have been using it for about a month now. I fill it with ice and tea in the morning and then refill it with chilled water several times throughout the day. I never add more ice. When I get home 10 hours later, there is still ice in the tumbler. A plus is that I don't need to set it on a coaster. The only thing I didn't like was the stainless steel straw, butI found some inexpensive silicone ones on Amazon to replace it with. I am very pleased with this product and would buy it again.