Hi everyone, as my 64 oz Stanley Quencher broke recently (drink flowed in the insulation layer, handle broke off), I'm looking for a high-quality replacement, of course from the EU instead of the US. Any recommendations are highly welcome!
Hi everyone, as my 64 oz Stanley Quencher broke recently (drink flowed in the insulation layer, handle broke off), I'm looking for a high-quality replacement, of course from the EU instead of the US. Any recommendations are highly welcome!
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Ooops@feddit.org · 2 pts · 13d
What's an oz Stanley Quencher and how did you break 64 of them?
On a more serious note (and after converting that to units I understand... it's about 1.8L) I'm sure all the quality products I know of aren't even half that big. That's nearly the daily amount of water recommended for an average grown-up.
EDIT: Googled a bit to check and yeah... 0.8 to 1.2 liters are the usaal XXL sizes. Everything above that seem to just be cheap Stanley Cup clones.
SrMono@feddit.org · 1 pts · 13d
I‘m afraid half of the viewers aren’t ready to look up what 64 oz compares to, just to name an alternative 😓
It is an insulated cup with handle and straw, with about 1.8 L of fluid? Isn’t it?
Ooops@feddit.org · 1 pts · 13d
Most of the other half wouldn't know how to get a 2L cup either...
SrMono@feddit.org · 1 pts · 13d
2 L sound like a regular American Coca Cola size.
frymbial@discuss.tchncs.de · 1 pts · 13d
Exactly, 1.8L
Zedstrian@sopuli.xyz · 1 pts · 12d
Per a Reddit thread, Sigg (Switzerland-based) seems to be the only company to actually manufacture their products in Europe. They don't have a Stanley-style tumbler, though their bottles do go up to 1.5 L.
For Stanley-style bottles designed in the EU but manufactured in China, the options include:
Vann One Tumbler (1.2 L, Netherlands)
Lurch Big Cup (1.2 L, Germany)
Airam Jumbo (1.2 L, Finland)
Waterdrop Explorer (1.1 L, Austria)
Kambukka Rio (950 mL, Belgium)
24bottles Straw Cup (800 mL, Italy)