Yeti 20Oz Rambler Tumbler With Magslider Lid - Ridgeline

I bought this yeti 5 years ago! It's been awesome! As a commercial fisherman it handles tons of abuse and I have even used it as a hammer more than once and it still keeps my coffee hot for hours!

I've had Yeti products for some time now. I recently deployed with my favorite tumbler and it survived in a building that was destroyed and through the elements. I am super impressed with its durability and am happy it made it through!

I had had this mug for 5 years now! It has been amazing! These things are keep things piping hot for hours and they are extremely durable!! This tumbler has been with me from the mountain tops in Colorado to the beaches in Florida. It even held up when my jeep got jealous and ran it over!

I love the cups but they don't offer the matching slide with the ramblers. I have had to stop my wife buying the extra slides just to get one that matches. I would suggest offering the matching slide as an extra. Heck, charge a dollar or two, but buying them in threes to get one is ludicrous.

I own multiple tumblers in different colors and use them daily. I use the tumbler mainly for coffee on long hospital shifts. I am required to have a lid so the tumbler is ideal. Yeti-please make the 20oz tumbler with durasip ceramic lining. That would make an already great product amazing!

Love the Yeti products. Wish they could come with a non plastic top that is made out of tempered glass and/or silicone vs. plastic due to research regarding health concerns.

I bought the Rambler in Nov 2025. I love how it keeps my hot drinks hot. Perfect size. I bring the Rambler everywhere with me, on trips, flights, in the car, and that's the reason for the 3-star rating. As Yeti warns, the lid is not leakproof. If only it could be! Please keep the clear lid but make it leakproof.

Love the Rambler for my morning coffee. However, this is the second one I've had where the color starts chipping away after a year of owning it. It starts at the tops and slowly works its way down. A mug this expensive should last more that a year.

I like the tumbler (with slide top and handle) but need a pipe wrench to get the lid's o-ring to properly seal, without which liquid runs down my chin. I have to tighten, loosen and retighten several times to get it to seal. My wife would never be able to tighten it adequately enough to prevent the chin stream.

Rambler is the worst cup ever, tip it slightly sideways and it leaks like a sive. Bought 4 of them going to donate to salvation army thrift store. Fir that price you should be able to let it fall over