Costco has the exact same thing, but different brand name “ThermoFlask” for about 1/3 the price (or less). You just have to buy two at a time. I like having two. I can easily finish more than one while at the gym. Or buy two and give one as a gift. If you buy these in bulk from the manufacturer without any branding, they are about $4 each. $15 each retail is reasonable, anything over that, you are getting ripped off. PS: I got two 40 oz ones from Costco, on sale for $20 total = $10 each. That’s a good deal. Same thing at REI is $50 for ONE. That is insane.
@@thedoomslayer108_YT really depends on your car, but definitely not this one. Maybe go with a yeti or Stanley, they have tapered bottoms that usually fit
I wanna give an update: I bought the 40 oz Hydro Flask and I use it every single day, all day. No, it doesn't fit in my car's cup holder, so I just put it in the back seat underneath my fold-down middle cup holder and it works perfectly for me. Out of the sun too. 😎
It's too big? Why would anyone buy a smaller one when you want more capacity? It's simple physics sir. I have the 40 oz for hiking or out all day. I also have a smaller one for when I don't need to carry so much water. I do agree though that they should sell it with your choice of lid. There are pros and cons to each size and it's a personal preference. One thing I like about my 40 oz is that I like ice cold water. So I fill it with lots of ice and when on vacation, and I also bring a bottle or two of bottled water for refills because some places have horrible tasting water. Not a problem for me because i usually have a backpack. And if I just wanted to travel light, then the 40oz alone would still be plenty.
It fits in the civic. They have a cup holder below the cup holders in the front and it holds!
Costco has the exact same thing, but different brand name “ThermoFlask” for about 1/3 the price (or less).
You just have to buy two at a time.
I like having two.
I can easily finish more than one while at the gym.
Or buy two and give one as a gift.
If you buy these in bulk from the manufacturer without any branding, they are about $4 each.
$15 each retail is reasonable, anything over that, you are getting ripped off.
PS: I got two 40 oz ones from Costco, on sale for $20 total = $10 each.
That’s a good deal.
Same thing at REI is $50 for ONE. That is insane.
I've used my Costco Thermoflask for 5+ years now, & i love it! ❤️🙂
Just buy 20 oz hydro flask and refill it I know those ones fit in cup holders water bottle pockets etc
I love HF... Its good tumbler
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Thank you bro you convinced me
Why didn't you check the dimension first before buying one?
just buy Cup Holder Expander for Car
3:15 a thermos… 🤔 A THERMOS!! 🤩😅
I’m glad I figured that out
You could have bought a less expensive brand. Love my hydro flask
Lmao. Was contemplating the 40 oz, but not fitting in the car cup holder is a deal breaker.
Yeah, it’s very inconvenient
@@pzizzy which Hydro Flask should I get so I can fit it in a car's cup holder?
I was thinking of buying my own.
@@thedoomslayer108_YT really depends on your car, but definitely not this one. Maybe go with a yeti or Stanley, they have tapered bottoms that usually fit
I wanna give an update: I bought the 40 oz Hydro Flask and I use it every single day, all day. No, it doesn't fit in my car's cup holder, so I just put it in the back seat underneath my fold-down middle cup holder and it works perfectly for me. Out of the sun too. 😎
Dont buy these get an ironflask. I got both and the iron flask holds cold waaaaay longer
A THERMOS!!! W
Just buy another brand
It's too big? Why would anyone buy a smaller one when you want more capacity? It's simple physics sir.
I have the 40 oz for hiking or out all day. I also have a smaller one for when I don't need to carry so much water. I do agree though that they should sell it with your choice of lid.
There are pros and cons to each size and it's a personal preference. One thing I like about my 40 oz is that I like ice cold water. So I fill it with lots of ice and when on vacation, and I also bring a bottle or two of bottled water for refills because some places have horrible tasting water. Not a problem for me because i usually have a backpack. And if I just wanted to travel light, then the 40oz alone would still be plenty.