When I saw this at my local Dick's Sporting Goods last week, I was skeptical, so I spent the week watching YouTube videos comparing this Yeti to the competition.

One week later, I was sold, so I made the purchase at my local Dick's Sporting Goods, waited until the next morning to ensure that my 12-ounce cans were cold and tried it.

From the first sip to the last, I was shocked at how this thing works.

I didn't realize how quickly the beverage gets warm after removal from the refrigerator.

I chose this particular style because I liked the texture and the color.

In fact, the black (top) and red (body) matches my Milwaukee tool box.

Expect the extra size and weight to alter the way you drink.

Once you do, you can never go back!

Recommended: Yes

Absolutely remarkable!

I was lucky enough to find 1 of only 2 left of the Prickly Pink Colsters in my Dick's store. They are sold out EVERYWHERE. I love this color (not too bright, not too pale); it's the perfect shade of Pink. And the Colsters can't be beat as far as keeping cans cold. I drink very slow and my pop/soda always stays cold for literally hours. Unlike other manufacturers of this type of can insulator, the top is easy to screw on and off and there aren't too many threads in the twist motion. I took one star off for Value because I feel they are too expensive, even with the great quality. Other than that, I own 4 of these Colsters in different colors so it's safe to say I'm a fan. Buy one now, you won't regret it.

If you drink out of cans I would suggest getting one of these. They also work with most bottles you will find.

I was initially buying the two I purchased for when we travel to Hawaii and for using at the beach. I don't know why, but most beer you purchase in cans there is in the 12oz can sizes. My wife will drink the harder lemonades which come in the 16oz size.

So, what to do in purchasing the correct size? Well, I also purchased a three pack of extenders off Amazon, turning your 12oz Yeti to accommodate a 16oz can. They work great, most likely not as well as the 16oz ones for the taller cans and keeping your drinks cold, but good enough for me in the time I take to drink a beer.

In our household, my wife leaves what I call can bombs, cans of soda, cans of seltzer waters and in the evening, the cans of Mike's hard lemonade a 1/3 to a 1/4 full because she stops drinking them when they get warm.

These do a great job of keeping things cold enough, long enough for her to avoid the can bombs, Why a bomb? Have you ever been cleaning up the kitchen, or coffee table, or outside area and had someone leave a half drank can of beverage? Yeah, you know they are basically bombs if they get knocked over, or you go to throw them away in the recycling.

I like the flexibility in having the extenders, Yeti doesn't sell them, they would rather sell you a 16 oz rambler.

So that is my suggestion and I think these 12 oz ramblers are the way to go.

First off the product is great. Since we aren't allowed to "solicit ideas" per your policy I'm just going to have to put them out in the open vs a private email.. You guys are struggling with the color selections.. not sure why because there are 1000's of variations you can choose from these days with modern technology FYI. The red has already been played like 4 yrs ago, I have one... There are multiple other colors that are just TOO CLOSE to each other it's like an afterthought.. is the color guy sleeping? Do better w the colors. Dont be lame. Also, a new version of the old camo will kill, maybe digi camo.