What's inside a Yeti Cup?
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Is the YETI cup worth the money?!?! We HEAT tested to find out, then we CUT it in HALF to see the inside!!!
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I bought an RTIC cup, and it works very well in my car. Ice cold drinks all day long. The lid hasn't melted yet, maybe it hasn't got to 325 in my car yet. If your car gets to 325 inside, better get the Yeti.
If your car gets to over 325°F or 162°C you would not have a car as the interior would melt
That was my point. LOL.
Dan Albertson love my RTIC
RTIC is the same thing
Ok Einstein convention just take some deep breaths
putting a plastic mug full of water into your oven is probably the dumbest thing ive seen done by accident on youtube.
Then his son touched it and stuck his face over it
Yep
Your birth was probably the dumbest thing god ever did
if you see a correlation between god and birth, then you are the dumbest thing ...
+Peter- thanks for your personal opinion....
This is the most upper middle class thing I've ever seen.
This is the best comment I've ever seen. 🤣
Dmac 740 I mean I guess. Not filthy rich though, but pretty rich, he’s probably main like, 170k a year
@Dmac 740 What how do you think they're rich lol looked like a normal kitchen
@@ViktoriousDead Damn where I live 170k/year is middle class
@@anthonyb2990 lol no. That's not a normal kitchen and you clearly don't know what middle class actually looks like.
He doesn't look like he does much work with his hands 😂
Why would you test these cups by putting them in the oven? Probably the most non scientific test I've seen.
But it was cool. I think if they tried to be as scientific as they could it would be less interesting.
I was hoping to get a fair comparison of how well they actually work.
He should have stopped once the tops came off...
Considering how much more quickly the RTIC cup's top fell in, it has me considering that brand as the affordable alternative. Off to amazon...
And LOL @ putting plastic in an oven set to 350°F. What did they expect to happen?!
It was "heat resistance" test, so a really hot oven was probably a great environment for the "test". BTW, they repeated more than 7 times, do not try this in your own oven.
Yeah, and the fact that the RTIC lid fell into the water, heating up, he should've re-did the test. Just leave the lids off of both, the YETI and the RTIC, then take the temp. I have an RTIC and it works perfectly.
He never said that the RTIC cup did not work, mater of fact, he showed the it did maintain a level of coldness, even with the lid failure. Would you agree?
Suggestions for others to try: put cups in 100 degree oven instead of 325. The artic cup may be as good (or better) than the Yeti if you tend to use your cup in climates below the melting point of plastic, as 100% of the human population does.
Tbe sound of air when the seal was cut was air rushing IN, not out. There's a vacuum in between the 2 layers to prevent thermal conductivity. Since the bottom is in direct contact with a solid, it conducts the most heat. That's why the gap is larger there. Great job fellas!
I should have checked the comments first, but this guy nailed the answer.
I have the Rtic, my brother has another knockoff called Artic and a friend of mine has a Yeti. The Yetis is $40, the knockoffs are $18-$20. They're all vacuum-wall insulated cups made out of the same grade of stainless steel. It's not like vacuum insulation is a technology Yeti invented.
Real-world our three cups have functioned identically. Next to my brother's swimming pool in full sunlight the ice lasted the same amount of time. Indoors, ice will last in my Rtic for about 18 hours.
So, the only real difference seems to be that the Rtic plastic lid melts at a lower temperature than the Yeti. Since I don't keep my Rtic in a 325-degree oven, I'm not sure the plastic lid is worth an additional $20.
+Ken Seeber Wal Mart has the Ozark trail tumblers 30oz for $10 same as Yeti and works just the same.
+Joseph Garcia I have two of the Ozarks and they are just as stout and made in China just like the $40 Yeti. Would the lid handle 350°? don't care because it's only gets about 120° worst at my job. It's also proven to keep drinks as cold as the Yeti.
+Ken Seeber But WHO would drink 18hour coffee?(This is a joke don't take it seriously.)
You put plastic in the oven????
Where is Mom?
Pam Erard that’s what I said! Mom is going to kill them,!
Haha
Lol😂
She is probably out hooking.
Nice family though, your house looks big, that's cool.
BBC
4:18 is my favorite part lol
When it gets around 325 degrees outside I usually go inside to the air condition.
LOL
Who would even think to use 325 degrees as a test.
+Pantharen
No close to 200 yes...but 325 not so much professor.
Someone must be focusing heat vision or microwave energy on you.
Not even 200 degrees. The temp inside your car is roughly 30 degrees hotter than the outside air temperature after about an hour of sitting in direct sunlight. So if its 100 degrees outside the hottest your car will be is around 130 - 140. Its possible to reach temperatures of around 170 inside a car that has been sitting all day in direct sunlight if its over 100 degrees outside but it is not the norm.
Maybe 100 deg for 4 hours might be a more realistic experiment?
+PingasTheFourth the op is prob 9
***** When was the last time you spent an afternoon working in 350 deg weather? Ovens can be set for 100 degrees at least mine can.
I can't think of any off the top of head, but that's hot. I would call in sick if I had to work in 350 deg weather
I won't say all ovens can be set at 100 as I'm not familiar with all ovens, but mine certainly can be as can the one at my parents home and others I've seen. Perhaps yours just doesn't have that option.
***** the warm setting is 100 but that really wasn't my point.
The oven test is idiotic. "Yeti is better because the lid didn't warp at 325 degrees". Thanks for the real world test. If it's ever 325 outside, I hope I'm not thinking "damn I wish I had s yeti..."
this comment is wayyyyyyy underrated.
He tested the internal temp of the water when surrounding temp was at 325. The Yeti water temp was cooler than the rest....I would assume it has better insulation.
I'm going out on a limb here, but the insulation might have been compromised by the broken lid.
Hunter E. Ummmm.....are you serious? The thick plastic lid which was hot enough to warp, fell into the water. Do you think maybe the 300+ degree piece of plastic that fell into the water, might've warmed up the water?
It also doesn't make sense why the cup with the lowest temperature would win afterwards. If the temperature is higher, that is an indication of better insulation. Not the lowest, which indicates that heat distributed faster into the enviroment.
Has a saw with metal cutting blade outside yet tries to cut stainless steel with a hatchet... Need I say more.
With a hatchet while wearing sunglasses, you mean. lol. The kid definitely gets it for his dad/brother. lol
No.
Stop it
Hmmm cutting steel in a mitre saw and not clamping the cup in place. Frigging lucky it wasn’t a disaster. Buddy go take some safety lessons at a community college !
Please do...
"Don't do this at home"...conducts test in his kitchen
+Caponezheater wtf
+Holly Haugrud Mommy?
+Caponezheater lol
They do it fir entertainment purposes only.
thastinger345 there's no john cena
No, no gas came out of it. Gas (air) went into it. The vacuum normally contained between those layers you found halts two of the three ways in which heat can be transferred, namely conduction and convection. This leaves only radiation, the least efficient of the three to move heat into or out of the cup. This is why it keeps stuff the same temperature.
Thank you! I thought the same thing when he said that. What part of "vacuum seal" did he not get?
Have either of you guys ever filmed a video like this? It takes some concentration to be able to talk and do stuff while on camera. Maybe he just mixed his words. I don't think we should assume he doesn't know.
I already knew what was inside the cups prior to watching the video...I have taken countless chemistry courses.
Botany major...Automotive Technology minor.
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Yeah, I think it was just a father son, or step-dad son thing they did for fun.
Yeah, air didn't come out, it went in, the oven temperature didn't need to be so high as to melt the plastic, and they could've taken all the cups out at the same time (not sure if they controlled the ice cubes placed into each in addition to the water
I have compromised my own IQ by sticking this video out to the end.
Complains about cups being expensive. Destroys them.
Earns $15000 by posting the video to youtube.
Some people don't have to worry about throwing away $70 to help others who are curious about useless knowledge... Guess you're not one of them?
Obviously the guy isnt hurting for money. I mean look at his home. He isnt living in a trailer park!!!
...while filming in his massive kitchen with 15 -foot ceilings and marble countertops.
there was a case were a highway trucker got into an accident and the truck burnt down and in the middle of that the fire fighters were able to salvage a YETI cup still cold with all the ice still there unharmed.
crazy
+Mitchell Drum whoa.
^^ you don't deserve your fame
+What's Inside? have you seen the movie chef its pretty good my friend harambe has seen it
+WatchGarrison lol ok
Aaaah, that's so cute.
this person that made the yeti design left the yeti company and the owner didn't follow up on its patents so he made RTIC which is actually supposed to be better and cheaper
Interesting. from our experiment it appears the plastic lid is a cheaper quality plastic. Cool cup though.
im guessing you read my comment
keep up the awesome youtube vids and tell Lincoln to stop touching hot things lol
+What's Inside? The lid is actually cheaper but the cup overall is the same and a little bit bigger... I got the RTIC and my brother has a yeti (both 30oz) and just about every test we did ended up with a degree or two (f) difference... But I spent $20 where he spent $40
that's what I'm getting at
"Don't try this at home"
Ok, I won't put 5 water bottles, one of them being plastic, in the oven. Thanks for the tip
lmaooooo
not surprising.... lol his kid grabbed a metal cup that just came out of the oven. Not the sharpest tools
The best part of the video is a father doing things with his son, treating him with respect, and the son looking up at him with admiration, the happiness glowing in his face. Cups? $10. A loving parent and a child? Priceless. (Lest we forget.)
Great comment
Lincoln's face when he got burnt was priceless
Ikr
The way his dad looked at him , poor kid
+Santii K dafuq? Dan was worried about his kid (or its intelligence) and Lincoln is a poor kid? He's in like 5th grade or what, I knew, that I shouldn't touch anything and especially metal that could be hot, when I was like 6.
Taughnex Intelligence? it was a mistake,maybe he was distracted, im sorry einstein
Santii K man, you dont need to be einstein, to know that...
The RTIC isn't a knock-off. It's the exact same thing as the Yeti. They're made in the same factory.
whats the address of this factory since you have apparently visited it? Id love to check it out myself just like you did.
I've never visited the factory, it's in China.
The company I work for sells these things.
The rep we buy them from has an office at the factory in China.
My boss can tell you more than I can, I'm just the graphic artist.
Still waiting for your call, Rexx.
You look like a guy who needs some Yeti tumblers for your business.
Let me laser-etch your logo on some tumblers for you.
The lid is clearly made from inferior material.
RTIC is the new company of the founder of YETI. He sold the company but hold the patents and went on to "create" RTIC as the same product at half the price. I sell YETI cups and coolers.
To answer your question “No Yeti cups are not bulletproof a 9mm or a .40 S/W will pass through the first three Yeti cups and dent the fourth.”
can't believe you put a plastic mug in a 2500$ stove!
Super tramp stamp
Try $6000
07:02 Suspect there was NO air in it, the hissing noise was air rushing in.
yes they are vacuum sealed that's why they do so well
Nothing insulates better than nothing!
Yes. it's called a Dewar Flask. Or by a tradename of Thermos.
the RTIC (and Stanley vacuum mugs) are built the same..
I could have told him there was nothing in it $50 cup destroyed for nothing
please never put Lincoln in another video he knows nothing about anything
Isn't he his son? I hope know one recognizes your child either
The channel started because of Lincoln. So if you don't like the videos then don't watch them.
+girzim03 Lincoln thought of the channel idea why would he stop being in vids just go watch someone else bro
Preach
Oh yea if you have a kid I hate him or her!! If you don't have a child go to hell m8!!
The way he swings a hatchet, would have a hard time getting out of a wet cardboard box..
fax
2:25 - "Yes, the 30ozers don't have that much in it, but it's the same amount as these mugs."
That makes 100% no sense. 🤣🤣🤣
Open Lincoln's brain and let the chromosomes flow
What brain?
+EquaL Karat He's a child what do u expect?
He's a kid. Calm down
jesus dude ur comment killed me
Something about this guy's face makes me close my fist and imagine knocking that smirk off his face.
I thought I was the only one!
i hate rich people
Wow dude you need therapy
Oh yes, because people who work hard are terrible.
okay guys class is over, time to go back into your padded cells.
Please get Lincoln evaluated
Lmfao
Justin Long e
Justin Long how do you get away with murder
And change his name
Take Lincoln to Ford theater for a play!
We learned that you shouldn't touch anything that comes out of an oven that's at 325 degrees.
TWICE
I like it when he reprimands him for doing it and didn't edit it out
Do what's inside a goldfish next
Love to see a Dad and son together, rehearsed or not. Nice young man. However, in the real world is the stuff stays so cool because the area between the layers inside the container is a VACUUM. You need molecules of some sort (air) to transfer heat. Perhaps Dad should be teaching his son science instead of destruction. Nice vid though.
Thus the hissing sound !
well said sir
If you need molecules of some sort to transfer heat, how does the heat from the sun get here?
sun's heat gets to earth by radiation which excites molecules in our atmosphere which causes heat.
Tom Stern Yeah, thanks Tom. I just wanted to know if Gary knew that. Conduction, convection, radiation. Vacuum halts two of the three.
Why didn't you cut the less expensive cup open and show us what was inside of that? This seems like a somewhat biased demonstration.
agreed, we need the others opened for comparison. why did the yeti keep the water colder? better design, same design but inadequate vacuum or steel? we dont know.
Through design it kept the heat away from reaching inside.
The water was initially at 8*C because the ice hasn't melted yet.
Later, the water got colder (3*C) because the ice melted.
=======
For a more conclusive experiment, they should have started with cold water... NO ICE INCLUDED
Not to mention the HOT lid fell into the Artic cup causing the heat to be absorbed by the water.
I own both. Did a side by side experiment. The Rtic held colder than my Yeti. Walmarts Ozark brand has a knockoff in the game now. it's cost is super cheap. I wonder how it compares.
The Ozark Trail 30 oz is < $10 and the 20 oz is < $8. I have both, and as far as I can tell after a month of daily use they work every bit as well as the Yetis and Rtics in real world situations. There are other Yeti/Ozark comparison videos out there where people pack them with ice, then after 24 hours they pour out the melted water and it's the same amount in both. Even if the Yetis ~are~ technically a bit better, they're certainly not ~that~ much ($20 - $30 more expensive) better. :)
Great to watch a father-son team trying/testing things....thank you for sharing these videos
I am laughing so hard right now Lincoln’s reaction when he burnt himself was hilarious!!! 😂😂😂
Plastic melts when you put it in the oven, wow this guy is smart
ikr
Even in the desert, it doesn't get to 350F.
*looks for the time stamp where they in anyway said that the plastic would not melt*
Yeah, they weren't plastic.
The yeti is a higher density Poly, may not even be polyethylene maybe a 6/66 nylon
not sure whats up with the hateful comments..man..people have to complain and show their arssses no matter what..get a life. Father and son time..PRICELESS..
Agreed 100%! What the hell is wrong with people???
It's called father and son time for a reason. Not father, son, and all of UA-cam time.
+andrew881000 bit rubbish?
+andrew881000 how about you take an English course, and, perhaps, learn to be mature?
Seems your life is defending these two. You could stand to get a life as well.
The RTIC is the same as the YETI.. The lids are the only difference.
wonder why the yeti lid is so much tougher, and yeah if the RTIC lid held up I'm sure the temp would have been similar
When Lincoln grabbed the lid after it just came out lol @ Dan's face, he's like dude what are you trying to burn yourself
Waiting for you to crack your granite counter top so we can see WHAT'S INSIDE YOUR CABINET.
I was too. 😂
Yes... Goooood... Let the hate flow from your veins...
overthehills_faraway It's their channel. It's his risk. I guess a better question is asking yourself why it bothers you so much.
*****
I'm not bothered in the least what makes you think that.
Because it's dumb. I do construction and respect what a counter top like that costs. Throwing down a towel to protect anything in the kitchen could save thousands of dollars of unnecessary damage.
so, the rtic isnt a knockoff of yeti, the rtic's designer worked for yeti and quit to build his own company, though the budget was a tiny bit under, that is why the plastic on yeti was more durable.
your welcome xD
+A Gamer that sounds like a knockoff.
yeah, your right :/
+A Gamer you're*
so but a rtic with a yeti lid?? lol
I was hoping that hatchet would hit that granite counter.
Simon Ward hahahahha
I did too
this guy is flaming
Simon Ward me too
Peter Patrician yea his wife woulda been real happy with that
Yeti cups are vacuum insulated; therefore, the gas you were hearing was ambient atmospheric pressure (the air you are breathing) being pushed inside the vacuum void--NOT gas escaping; it's high pressure propagating to lower pressure. High pressure ALWAYS propagates to lower pressure, e.g. Atoms with "excited" energy levels want to return back to their "stable" lower energy level {I think it's an ideal gas law and quite possibly a law of thermodynamics as well}.
I would suggest a band saw and appropriate safety equipment, but after watching this guy... yea, keep working towards that Darwin award.
Well, the kid kept touching stainless steel that just came out of a 325 degree oven. I'm guessing that the Darwin award will probably become a family tradition at some point. :)
I'm glad I'm not insuring his home.
tsnorquist that's AWESOME!!
Why didn't you use a reasonable temp like 100 degrees? They all would have been testable.
that's exactly what I thought. At work, my vehicle winds up reading near 100 F when it's not parked in the shade on a sunny 85-ish day. My cooler keeps all my water cold for the whole work day but it clearly does not maintain the exact same temp as the start of the day (not even taking into account that I open and close it often and of course have less water bottles in it at the end of the day). If I left everything in there all day, the cooler and ice pack would be warmer but still cold-ish when it's time to go home.
You're melting the lid of the artic at unearthly temps and calling it a fail. When parked in 100 degrees, a car's interior gets up to about 140... speeding up your test in 325 is not a good test.
+Yale Sommer -agreed
you gotta admit, pretty impressive that the yeti's had no fail. they should have tested the Ozark Trail cup at Walmart since it claims to be yeti knock off.
+michael hammond it's been tested many times. It proves to work about better that yeti.
“Don’t try this at home” you can’t afford it.
This is awesome that you do these things with your son!!! More people should do this. He'll remember this forever and will be a wonderful father someday and do the same with his children.
The sound wasn't air escaping, it was air entering. Between the two layers of stainless steel was a partial vacuum.
aha. Makes sense!
whats inside a car engine
What's inside real life?..
RickMakes nerd alert
We know
whats inside lincolns web history
😂 lol
"Where do baby's come from?"
Wow, so original :P
a link to a dislike generator
+Astraphic GUY
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I currently have an Aladdin 30oz Tumbler and had it for 4 years. Been through 3 lids and the 3rd one eventually broke. I broke down and custom ordered a 30oz Yeti. I can't wait until it comes
FUN FACT: Yeti was started by 2 brothers. Then they split as business partners and the other brother created RTIC.
So they’re basically the same, but one is less expensive. That’s about it.
do whats inside lincoln's closet
his sexuality
jk
+Mr. Smart take a joke
+Mr. Smart for someone called mr.smart your really not
Lincon will be in the closet, he hasn't come out of it yet.
You can buy the exact same cup at walmart for $10.
Yea lol and it works just as good if not better xD
ozarks are literally crap compared to yetis. I have both and my yeti keeps hot beverages hot for most of the day and cold beverages cold for over 24 hours where as ozarks will be luke warm within about 4 hours
Then you must have gotten a defective Ozarks cup. I have 3 of them and they literally keep ice in my cup all day long. If they only held drinks cool for 4 hours then this 325 degree temp test wouldn't have even been close. There are non bias reviews all over the internet showing the knockoff brand cups doing just as well as Yeti's.
actually they kept things hot for only 4 hours
Lol, you do know they are both made in the same factory? Only the lids are both made at different g factories.
It's called an annular space. It is the method used to hold all cryogenic fluids like liquid oxygen and argon. The annular space has a vacuum pulled and it's sealed (sometimes additional insulation is placed in the annular space like perlite. ) Many thermos jugs have a similar concept but not as high quality materials as the Yeti.....thus making the vacuum inefficient and causing heat leak. The reason there is a large space on the bottom is the bottom is generally in contact with a warm (or cold) surface enhancing heat leak. So they make that annular space larger. The hiss....was the vacuum breaking and air pressure returning to the space. This is technology that has been around since the 1940's. Cryogenic storage in minniature
There's no such thing as additional insulation relative to a vacuum.
No.. its meant to create an absolute barrier so that the warmth from your hands do not melt contents inside while holding it
I think you and your son had a great idea. I think where things went off the rails was the oven segment. None of the cups were designed to withstand those oven temps and it is not how they are used. Maybe put them in a hot car next time?
Possibly y'all thought a comparison of the cups at room temp was not interesting enough, but I learned from it. I learned you don't need to buy the ridiculously priced Yeti products. So..thank you and your son for the excellent comparison and don't be discouraged by those who are being unkind.
John
Do what's inside on Amazon echo
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"Oh I wonder what's inside a box that makes sounds" - Speakers and circuit boards
You're basically just asking "Do what's inside (insert literally anything with a speaker here)
well everyone knows plastic will melt if u put them inside the oven with 325 degree
Not all plastics. There are high temp plastics inside jet engines, for instance.
Good job Daniel! we are all forever enlightened by your boundless wisdom.
.....clearly this is not a test of treated plastics in an extreme environment.
Daniel, the party pooper.
Ha! Look at the first three replies, Daniel. Now remember the Bibilical admonition about pearls before swine. Those people see facts, even simple every-day facts, as a confrontational. Ahhhhh... the youtube comment section.
i work at a plastic production facility and we make plastics that can withstand fire at 1000º
You should do what's inside a hydro flaskshscscscsc and I oop 🙊
Fun fact - when ice and water are in thermal equilibrium, the temp of both is zero degrees C. No temperature change happens until all the ice is melted (going up), or all the water is ice (going down).
Ozark walmart kind are knock offs but mine works even better than both yeti and rtic for only 9 bucks
Same
did you test this hypothesis/ claim using a similar method? if so, what were the exact results/ measurements?
Ive heard the same thing from a buddy im going ozark
Ozark Trail and RTIC are made in the same factory. Someone on Redditt posted a crate of Ozark Trail cups getting unloaded at a Wal Mart with RTIC bottoms on them.
I don't mean to be judgmental but, by the looks of the house these people live in, I could probably safely assume that they haven't spent too much time in Walmart. You are right, though. Ozark Trail are just as good, if not better than RTIC or YETI.
The sweater Lincoln is wearing makes me think he gets bullied at school.
he's probably homeschooled
Daniel Greene True
+Anime Cupid lmao, took me a few seconds to get it but that's funny af
oh my God made my day xD
lol sounds like of of those memes.
"always bullied at school. actually home schooled" 😂😂😂
Let’s do this in our house in a high end kitchen appliance 🤦🏻♂️ and also allow our kids to be apart of it!
Bruh calm down, it's not that dangerous so who cares if Lincoln is there, and that's what there channel is, they test things and they do experiments it won't mess up the oven
RTIC does the same thing YETI we have both kinds, The makers just don't expect you to PUT THEM IN THE OVEN!!!!
I have a 30oz rtic I paid $9 for. It's pretty good.
I have had the Yeti and now I have the Beast and it's been just as good.
It wouldn't surprise me if they are all made at the same Chinese plant. 🤣
Using a hatchet against something on a very expensive stone counter is really bad idea even if it is cultured stone. Did you not think of clamping into a vice and using a hacksaw or motorized cut off tool?
I don't think he thinks too much into it. He's probably more concerned about uploading in a rush to get views than you is about safety.
Judging by the Caddyshack tablecloth shirt I guess Judge Elihu Smails has no money worries. . .
SSHAMR0Ckk Man look at your language. Hypocrites get no respect my friend.
MiJoPaFo Good point. That is how a person loses what they have so hopefully he will wake up. Most people today working a JOB (Just Over Broke) would probably have an issue with that level of carelessness.
I think that's exactly what the wife told him after he so proudly showed her their scientific discovery!
200 views already? That's more than my videos get in a year XD
they have 3,000,000 subs
+sebastian ursu 3,400,613 actually
Yeah, that's about six zeros more than me :P
you have 8, they have 3.4 mil, probably more views that you got in 5 years
+Official Stack Em Up thanks for the ypdate
Thanks for proving the Yeti really does what it's designed for, though I think the 325 oven was overkill. Interesting to say the least.
Dude, your kid looks so natural on camera. I can't believe this is 7 years old.
Is it bad that I don't even watch them cut open the device/product, I just like watching the review part.
+GNEsmond ! Hey that's great! Thanks!
+What's Inside? I CANT BREATHE LOLOL
+What's Inside? Can you cut open a vending machine
Get the RTIC cup...same thing and you can get a RTIC lid with a lid that you can shut so you can minimize any spilling.
Love mine...
Ozark trail cups Walmart, they do the same thing for 10 bucks.
+H Montoya agreed. i had mine in a car in the 95+ degree weather for 6 hours and the ice was still there when i got back from a bunch of fire calls.
I agree with u Montoya and Rodney. Other better tests I watched in real life conditions showed that the RTIC was the best then YETI then Ozark Trails but the difference was so minuscule that they are all almost the same. The price on the other hand makes it a easy decision IMO.
+Jack Angermeier That's impressive!
I did this with my yeti knockoff. It was in my car for 13 hours in 90+ degree weather, and it still had lots of ice left. BTW, the inside of my car was 120
It's been proven the Ozark trails cups from Wal-Mart work even better than the yeti's and for a fraction of the price. 😂
My g/f got one as a gift and she said it works very well. Never tried the Yeti version. I'm sure they're nice also.
Yeah but ozark trails break so damn easily.
@@calebsmithwick5249 Since watching this, I actually bought one of the Yeti 20 ounce cups and it seems to work really well. I will say (and maybe all of them do this) in the truck, soda sloshing around will escape the magnet closure leaving a small amount on top of the cup. That was just when it was full though.
Dcyphrz i own the rambler. The one with the screw top. I personally think they’re better than the cups with the regular lids. But yeah, as a welder in the south Louisiana sun, yeti cups really do work lol
Yeah but the Ozark trail bottles sweat when you put ice inside and yeti bottles don't
Maybe during a really cold night you would see 325 degrees outside. But when it gets that cold during the worst of winters, the Venusians are generally inside enjoying a hot cup of lava soup.
What's inside an RC Car! Please like if you agree :D
I think they already did that
look in the channel
You just take the top off a rc car and you can see what's inside. Not worth a video.
Thy have!! I have!!
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If anyone in my family told me they were going to film videos about some cup they bought, I would just slap them.
And this is why you don't have a channel with 3.5m subs.
+crazy808ish lol
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I don't even have 1 subscriber. Now if only that translated into something in the real world, I might be depressed.
+Jim Carter well it does translate into something in the real world. The more people they have viewing their videos the more money they make.
+Jim Carter you do have 1 subscriber LoL if u didnt i was goin to LoL
Fun fact, Rtic is the husbands brand after he divorced from his wife and gave Yeti to his wife and then he created Rtic. He took the Yeti design and made it better. Why they also look the same on the outside.
First thought when seeing the title "What's inside a yeti cup?" was: Nothing. It's a vacuum, so literally.... Nothing.
Can I ask why you didn't do this experiment in the exact OPPOSITE? For safety's sake why not put HOT liquid in the cups and place them in the FREEZER? Same experiment, far safer. Just saying. Thanks for the info though, very helpful as Yeti's can cost $100 it's nice to know they actually do what they say they do.
Because the cups claim to keep drinks COLD, not hot
Quoted DIRECTLY from the Yeti website
"The Rambler series of drinkware is the first line of YETIs you can fit in your hand. And, yeah, we over-engineered them to be virtually indestructible and keep your drink as cold (or hot) as science allows. With 18/8 stainless steel construction, double-wall vacuum insulation, and No Sweat™ Design, they’re perfect for the deer lease, cleaning table, or just the times in between your outdoor adventures." Thanks.
Well it won't be as awesome
I think they're supposed to do a better job of keeping cold drinks cold than keeping hot drinks hot.
Oh come on...you can’t be serious. Read their website before you buy. They only say it will keep the liquid twice as cold as plastic. My bets are this guy didn’t preheat the oven..it takes st least 15 minutes for most ovens to come to temp and he said he did 20. min though I’d have to go back to check - did we hear a beeper go off, did we see it count down? He was so busy dealing with melting plastic..not sure he really did a full 325F for a full 20 minutes. Most guys don’t realize you have to preheat an oven when directions say to bake at certain temp for a certain period of time.
Thanks for increasing my knowledge span! When I first came across this channel, I thought I wouldn't enjoy it, but you guys have done things which I'd thought I'll never see!
Cool. Thanks!
I used to be a blind hater, now I'm a big fan.
+What's Inside? PLEASE DO WHATS INSIDE A HYDROFLASK!!!!
5:48 Tell me you’re wealthy enough to replace a granite countertop without telling me you’re wealthy enough to replace a granite countertop.
Call me when it gets to 325 degrees, I'll be in space while the Earth destroys itself.
"haha the cheapest one it's so funny that people aren't as rich as my yuppie family"
You're mad at him for you being poor??
+Jayden Miner Ikr xD
PizzaKitty hahaha lmfao
We learned that when a hot piece of plastic falls directly into water it will raise the temperature.
psmendyka can we get a round of applause 👏 ............. waow
Does he or does he not look like a knockoff/store brand Ryan Reynolds that’s not funny?
if it didn’t have two layers and a vacuum it wouldn’t keep the drink hot/cold for long. It’s the vacuum which assists this process. basic science guys.
4:19 that massive jump and small head shake, relatable...
I really don't understand why this cup is so popular right now. This design has been pit for a really long time...
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Guessing the wife was away during the making of this video!!!LOL
Yeti and Rtic are the same because... They ARE the same. Yeti was owned by two brothers, one that has a conscience and one that doesn’t. They split the company up and continued to use the same machines and facilities, and Rtic now sells the same product for about... $20-$60 less, and in some cases more than that.
RTIC settled the patent infringement lawsuit with Yeti. RTIC basically was using Yetis design to make their cups. RTIC avoided all the upfront costs required to research and design a new product, didnt have to figure out how to mass manufacture a new product to high tolerance, didn't have to create a new market for their product, didn't have to mass market, etc. all they had to do was use sonene else's design and sell their product. That's why RTIC and Ozark cups are so cheap.
I got the Walmart brand of this same cup and it has worked better than the Yeti cup at keeping my drinks cold. I have drive a lot for work and it is really hot here everyday. Nearly 100 or more and I still have the same amount of ice left at the end of the day. Id like to see you test the Walmart brand. www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-Trail-30-Ounce-Double-Wall-Vacuum-Sealed-Tumbler/49772708 The Walmart cup sells for only $9.74 Yes Ozark is a Walmart their private brand.
Yeah Ozark had a test done where it's actually proven to be better than yeti it sat for almost 57 hours and still had ice in it. just a bit but it still had ice
Your car is 100 degrees inside while you're driving?
+Alex T LOL
+James Cavazos well done on missing the point completely. I imagine you often find yourself laughing last when someone tells a joke. I don't expect much from internet strangers, but I'll be lowering that especially for you.
Actually the Ozark cup and yeti are the exact same so is should work the same. Give them the ice test.
What's inside the gasoline machine
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+Pikachris17 I think that's the joke
+Pikachris17 that was the joke smartass
that was not air between the layers. it was a vacuum. the absence of any air at all prevents any conduction. the only way energy is transferred is through radiation, and conduction through the lid.
What did we learn today? That kids are so excited by experiments that they'll go ahead and touch hot things with their bare hands. Don't do this at home kids.
Which pencil is better? As we will test it with a bench grinder to see which one lasts longer -_-). Not a real world scenerio, just like this 325 degree test lol
The RTIC is probably hotter because the HOT LID fell into it
If the RTIC was made of better material the "HOT LID" would not have fallen into it.
I've baked cookies inside my car during the heat this year just to prove a point. Yes an interior of a car can reach as high as 350F. Plus this was supposed to speed up the test not be the test you dingle-hopper.
The inside of a car absolutely does not get that hot. I would enjoy learning where you picked up that statistic from. Please tell.
+English Muffin put a thermometer in your car..it reachs up to 120 degrees farenheit not much more other wise your interior would catch fire. you must be a Hillary supporter.
Candi Soda If they are cutting costs on their lid what else are they cutting costs on? Quality Control? Customer support? Are they outsourcing jobs to places with poor labor conditions? Other materials?
Not to mention, what exactly is point at which the lid starts to deform. If i put in a boiling hot liquid will it be fine? What if I do that every day, does it deform a little bit each time?
Point is, I'd rather spend a bit more on a more durable product that is built well than a knock off that can accomplish the same task but is less durable/more prone to issues.
Also, the story is the other way around. Country A spends a million dollars on a pen that works in space while country b just uses a pencil.
RTIC Is a so much better brand in general compared to YETI
What the hell is your problem you are 100% wrong
+Dont Ask I am 90% sure that if the lid didn't melt the RTIC would be just as cold as the YETI...
but the fact that the lid did melt shows that it is of inferior quality compared to the yeti cup lid. If the lid is of inferior quality then who can say that the rest of the cup isn't also inferior.
+B Marti thanks for backing me up
+B Marti doesn't matter the facade really don't matter
In suburbia you flex on your neighbor’s by destroying perfectly good over priced cups.
What a time to be alive.
Air did make that hissing noise, but not the way you're implying. Between the layers is a _vacuum_; it's an excellent insulator.
When you puncture the container, air is let _in_.
Cut open a play station. Like if you agree 👍😀
They already have
Since u said like I'm not gonna like
Nothing special inside a PlayStation... Just a mother board and other stuff
+Daffy Duck so edgy..... so cool..... gotta keep that edge....
They did that with xbox
Can you do what's inside a blue yeti mic?
was gonna comment that. oh btw that's the one leafy uses right?
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The Yeti cup experiment was not done properly. Anytime you add ice to water and allow to mix, as long as there is ice present the temp will always be 32° F. The only variance would be very slight based on elevation. So when you started with a temp above °32 F, you did not allow the ice and water to mix. Ice water is used to calibrate thermometers.
The gas you heard was actually the air rushing into the vacuum in the void in between the layers. Heat cannot be conducted through a vacuum therefore isolating the contents from the ambient surroundings.