Rambler Stackable
Description Ultra-durable mugs sized for strong brews and perfect pour. The Rambler 6oz Stackable Mugs are just the right size for a flat white on the deck and a cortado at camp. Plus, its DuraSip Ceramic Lining, Over-engineered firm grip-handle, and Stackability make it ideal for espresso machines, camp kitchens and beyond. Features Dishwasher safe. DuraSip Ceramic Lining. Stackable for easy storage. Fits Under Most Espresso Machines. 18/8 Stainless Steel. Compatible with Small Magslider Lids, Sold Separately. BPA free.
Why r/BuyItForLife recommends it
3 mentions from real owners
- #1Dec 2, 2025
With a new style of water bottle popping up every year, Which one have you stuck with?
The chug lids are screw tops and spill proof, provided you screw it on all the way. My husband and I both have the Yeti chug bottles. We like em because they’re dishwasher safe and essentially indestructible. My husband also uses one of the older model Yeti coffee cups with the slide lids at work. He left it on someone’s tailgate and they drove away with it there. He found it in the median with a few dings and scratches, but it was otherwise totally intact and still usable. Even the thin plastic lid was fine.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Sep 4, 2025
What's a purchase under $50 that has genuinely improved your daily routine?
The Yeti 6oz stackable insulated mug with the little handle. After 2 years of daily use it's exactly the same as when I bought it - it fits perfectly under my espresso machine and is wide enough for both sides to pour straight into it. So I brew my espresso directly into it, and the espresso stays warm and sippable for an hour or two. It's $35, a 2-pack so you can occasionally be lazy cleaning it, I use it every single day, and it changed my life because I bought a $100 espresso machine and stopped spending thousands of dollars a year on coffee.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Aug 1, 2025
Stanley bottle rusty after 1 month
They were Yeti clones for cheap and I'm not sure if they make identical ones anymore but they do still make the Yeti ramblers. They're the same price as Yeti now too haha. https://campingparties.com/product/rtic-30oz-stainless-steel-tumbler/. Like those But the smaller 20oz were the best but I can't find Rtic branded. Looked identical to these Yetis:https://www.yeti.com/drinkware/tumblers/21070060020.html A few other brands had identical tumblers at the same some like Coolwave for Walmart I think? I kind of assumed the same overseas factory made them all. Anyway the double walked vacuum all stainless steel with the only seam in the metal being outside of the bottom Yeti clones are super sturdy
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