YETI Rambler Gallon Jug, Vacuum Insulated, Stainless Steel, MagCap

I currently have 3 RTIC coolers- the soft day cooler, plus the 20 QT & QT45 QT hard coolers I only have one YETI coffee tumbler I do like RTIC prices better and there quality is pretty good. Ok Let's start off. For Comparison, I got the one gallon jug in White from RTIC and I used that for 2 days. I compared it with with the one gallon jug in yellow from YETI that I used for 2 days. *Biggest thing- The RTIC doesn't hold one gallon. The RTIC only hold about 116oz. The YETI holds 128 oz. So, if you go with the RTIC and trying to drink one gallon a day, you'll have to drink 1.5 cups (12oz) more to reach you goal. *Second is leaking- I have the jug in the passenger seat of my truck while I'm driving, and the RTIC does leak a little when it falls on its side. I haven't seen any leaks from the YETI yet. *Third thing is the weight- RTIC is lighter and smaller that the YETI. RTIC weights about 2.1 lbs while the YETI clocks in at 4.1 lbs. A two pounds difference! So initially, I went with the RTIC because the price was better but I was taken back that it doesn't hold a full gallon as advertised. Being smaller is nice and everything, and it's lighter to pick up and carry. I'm drinking 1 gallon of water a day, so the fact I'll have to drink more that the RTIC jug isn't good. Also comparing the metal handles, the RTIC seems much more fragile that the sturdier handle of the YETI. My only complaint with the RTIC 20QT hard cooler is the flimsy handle, so it does seem like YETI makes better handles. My justification for keeping the YETI and returning the RTIC: man reason is I want a full gallon to take with me all day and not have to drink extra to meet my goals. YETI has a 5 year warranty so if you break down the price, its like buying a $26 water bottle every year for 5 years. I hope this review was helpful

yeti jug was unscathed, but not because ups took care with it. the box was almost destroyed, but the jug made it, albeit days late. jug gets a ten. ups a one.

Keeps my water ice cold all day long but the lid can be very hard to get off.

Yeti's cost more because they're better.. I wouldn't go any other route. I work outside and I need my water Cold. Yeti keeps it ice cold all day..

Love this jug. Great quality

The only problem that I have with this jug is the lid. I like the magnetic holder for the cap when using it. But if you tighten this lid too much trying to stop it from leaking, it is hard to remove the lid without help. It happens a lot to me. Otherwise I like everything else about this jug. I own 2 other Rambler bottles (46 oz & 64 oz) that I like. They have the design with the chug cap that works good. Wish Yeti could design a top similar to the smaller bottles.

Is exactly what it said. No leaks no issues

Only gripe is that I had to purchase a rubber strap wrench to open it. An internet search confirms that this is very common with this thermos. Even coating the threads with olive oil was insufficient to make it openable by one person without the wrench.