Classic Legendary Vacuum Bottle

Excellent quality, lightweight, easy to clean. Good price-quality ratio, no leaking, maintains the proper temperature for drinks, and offers good value.

Perfect for keeping our drinks or soups hot, while out on the trail. We don’t leave home without them while camping, hunting, or hiking. They also, keep our drinks cold in the warmer months. Fantastic piece of gear. They are very robust, heavy duty and used in multiple ways. So glad we have them. Thank You Stanley!

I debated about buying this! I have a Stanley Tumblr that I take iced coffee to work in every day. But I always seem to drink it up before the day is over and then I have to go buy more coffee, which is way more expensive. I love the look of this thermos, and I really wanted to get it. I wasn’t sure if I could justify the cost, though, even though it’s not expensive, because I just wasn’t sure I really needed it. I thought about it, and said as much as I’m spending buying an extra coffee throughout the day several days a week, I really think in a week or two it would be worth the extra cost. It has been I take extra iced coffee in it every day, and the ice will last in it for three days or more. It is a great product, and I’ve already saved enough from not having to buy extra coffees throughout the day, to pay for it, more than once. I’ve not even had it a month yet! It is cute and inexpensive, reliable, and keeps my coffee and ice for ages. I cannot recommend it enough!

Superb as all Stanley products. Keeps liquids hot for more than 24hs even if not top filled Good handling, Nice color

If you're looking for a durable, large bottle this is great! My husband wanted something that keeps his coffee warm longer than an hour that he can sip for hours... the top can be used as a cup, has a handle to be held easily.

"Love this cup! Keeps my coffee hot for hours and my ice water cold all day. The build quality is super solid, and the handle makes it easy to carry. No leaks, easy to clean, and looks great. Totally worth it!"

It seems well made and is definitely big, the only downside is that it wasn’t properly packaged so it was dirty and got a couple minor scratches

I've never owned a Stanley vacuum flask before, only the other major US brand. I like its classic looks and the pour through 1-piece stopper without any moving parts to disassemble and clean. There were no leaks when I filled it and turned it over. The pour through stopper works well without any splashing. I put the flask through 3 tests: 1. Filled with boiling water and put in a refrigerator for about 10 hours. The water came out not boiling hot, but about as hot as drip brewed coffee. 2. Filled with boiling water, but put in a chest freezer (0 - 8°F) for 11 hours. The outside of the flask was cold and frosted with ice (had some water on the outside when I put it in), but the water inside was still quite hot, almost like drip brewed coffee. I'm sure it would keep coffee hot all day during a cold 🥶 winter outing! 3. Filled with cold water and several ice cubes in the morning and put in a hot car in the midsummer sun 🥵, windows rolled up (got to 104°F that day). In the early evening, noticed the ice cubes were melted, but the water was almost ice cold! I drank some, ran errands, and water was still very cold that night! I'm very impressed with the thermal performance and look forward to putting the Stanley flask to good use, winter and summer! UPDATE: I decided (1) I actually wanted the 1.5 qt Stanley, and (2) being very old-school traditionalist, I wanted it in the iconic hammertone green, a Stanley classic since 1953. The black 1.1 qt Stanley is just fine which I'm keeping (reviewed above), but I reasoned that a larger volume flask would resist temperature changes for even longer (greater volume to surface area ratio. Filled with boiling water and placed in the same chest freezer for 24 hours, its contents were still hot, and hot enough to be very uncomfortable when poured over the back of my hand. This will keep coffee piping hot even after a full day outfoors in our Idaho winter! Filled with ice cubes then topped up with room temp water, there was still ice present floating in ice cold water after 4 days at summer room temp (71-78°F). And that's after pouring out a glass full of ice cold water on the second day and topping it up with room temp water. I'm absolutely certain ice cubes + water would stay ice cold for a few days in our hot summer.