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Gorgeous Design with Attention to Detail
Kaththee· Review provided by dickssportinggoods.com · September 2, 2024
I have a small collection of Stanley cups and I ordered the Calia Olive Eden on a lark thinking I might send it back if I didn't like it. I had very low expectations based on the online photos. Well I love it. It is so much prettier in person than online. The understated beige color of the straw and lid are just so sophisticated and contrast so beautifully with the floral pattern. If a Stanley cup could manage to be elegant this one is elegant. Plus there is nothing else in the Stanley tumbler line with this look. My favorite design feature is how beige stripe that cuts through the floral pattern lines up perfectly with the lid and straw. This release is a sleeper because the Love Shack Fancy release coincided with it closely, but it deserves a second look. Each tumbler in this set is prettier than the next. The Black Nectar is absolutely gorgeous with the green, pink and purple leaves against a black backdrop, and the Skipper Blue is a stunning color lilac sapphire. The top and straw are such an intense sapphire. It is going to be difficult to resist. At least people aren't scalping these color ways- or at least not yet. If you collect Stanley cups and coordinate them with your clothes, I highly recommend ordering the Olive Eden just to see it in person. It will look pretty with anything khaki, cream or off white.
Pretty color, but…..
NewEngland girl· Review provided by llbean.com · May 13, 2024
So I have a lot of re-usable cups/mugs/tumblers; I vary depending on my mood, but they all average around 20 - 24 oz. Saw the Stanley 40 oz quencher in Pomelo and fell in love - the prettiest shade of pale yellow that I had to buy it. I actually bought two - one to just keep at work, and one to always stay in my car so I can stay better hydrated as I drive a LOT between 3 states. So, a few things that bugs me:

1) When this tumbler is full, it’s insanely heavy, and the handle feels awkward to grasp - it feels like WAY too much weight on the handle. I end up sliding my hand inside the handle so my hand cups the tumbler but I still have to hold it with my other hand because it is REALLY heavy when full. I have read a lot of reviews between here and the Stanley website where people have issues with the handle breaking. I would assume it’s because of the weight issue when full which a plastic handle can’t continuously take. I know Stanley offers a “lifetime warranty” so I would recommend if you buy it, save your receipt and the SKU label just in case. And maybe don’t fill it up all the way.

2) It’s a bit “top heavy” when full due to the narrower base (car cup-holder design) and can tip easily if you accidentally bump into it even slightly. I have to be careful where I set my tumbler down due to this. I love the color, but the design could use some tweaking.
Not worth the price at all
Vero· Review provided by REI · October 24, 2023
To be honest, I feel like I got ripped off overall and I wish I could get my money back. I shouldn't have bought into the dang influencers...,go figure....

Pros: pretty color, fits well in car cup holder, you can slightly lean over and it won't spill, comfortable to hold, the flow is great (except when the straw is obstructed - see more info in con list)

Cons: Doesn't hold ice for anything. Maybe you'll get 2 hours tops before the ice is totally melted. I even tried pre-chilling and everything. The lid is so hard to get screwed on... like you have to be so gentle setting it on. It takes me like 3 tries every time lol. The threads just aren't great. Another thing is that the straw will oftentimes be pressed against the bottom of the cup and prevent liquid flow so you have to pull it up a bit like every time you go to use it.

TLDR; Totally would NOT buy again and feel like for a $50 cup there shouldn't be these issues especially the ice not keeping for more than 2 hours max. I have this cheap little thermos thing and it holds ice all day. I was at Walmart the other day and saw a tumbler that is from the brand Ozark and looks just like a Stanley but is less than half the price. If I were to buy another one, I would just go with the Walmart brand. You do NOT get what you pay for with this product.
It's a vessel, it holds fluids.
Lookatmylovelystanleysippycup· Review provided by johnlewis.com · June 28, 2024
I bought it because why not. It's not the most practical thing, but it holds fluids to drink. To be honest my Nalgene does this. If you want an ultra tough made for abuse drinking vessel that never leaks, this is the bottle for you. However, if you want to prove a point, have a lovely colour, buy something frivolous then this is the " it " cup for you. I'll probably never use it, but I can say I've bought into the craze. Did I mention the lovely colour ? And the fact it's a craze ?
As I head out to the hills, packing my ultra no nonsense leak proof Nalgene ( 1.5l ) I can be smug in the fact at home, I have the latest Stanley cup sitting pristine on display. I believe it leaks if tipped but I can confirm it does sit bonny in my cars cup holders, for folks to peer in and gaze upon its stanleyness. I do worry about its mould growth, but I'm assured if you just gaze at it now and again, this won't happen. Meanwhile, the wide mouth of the Nalgene allows for great cleaning, good gulping and is indispensable as it can hook round a back pack or sit upside down for days and be fine.
Back to my mist display cup, it's so heavy it holds all my bills under it safely when the kitchen window is open. Whew ! I knew I would find a use for it ! Did I mention the pretty colour of mist ? It is a cup of joy to the eye, I believe it's very much in vogue.
I'm sure it will last for decades and still look good. And I have my Nalgene to hydrate. Best of both worlds !
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