Quality Thermos

[stoney126]

Hey all. My Stanley thermos I've had for roughly 16 years got nabbed by some loser. When looking to get another one I found they are no longer made in the usa. From what I've read, the overseas made ones do not hold up well and seem to fall apart in a few years.

So I've done a little searching and there doesn't seem to be an option for an American made thermos. Beside buying one off ebay which I'm not sure about.

So what are my options? Beside starting Stoner thermos? Stoner is my last name btw

 

[TreXTerra]

I bought a Thermos brand travel coffee cup and it is amazing. I once left my coffee in my car for 6 hours in freezing temperatures and it was still warm when I got back.

Zojirushi is also highly regarded as a "buy it for life" product, but I don't personally own one.

 

[roamingtimber]

I have hydroflasks and klean kanteens that have lasted for 5 years or so. Stainless steel, vacuum insulated, not made in America though.

 

[MA_Trooper]

It's not mad in the USA, but my German made Esbit has been through a lot and still keeps everything hot... or cold. You my try looking at Deluth Trading Co. website. They are one of those, "Quality US mad goods" catalogs. My brother in law gets his fire hose material pants there. He is a welder and hates when sparks find a way into his jeans/pockets.

 

[jkxranger]

I would say try hydroflask's I have 4 of them and they seem to work good for me.

 

[Byron Eby]

Go Hydro Flask.
Designed in Oregon and made where nearly everything else is.

 

[Philbobagginz]

I have a Stanley..It does its job keeping my coffee hot. I haven't had it that long so we'll see how it holds up.

 

[stoney126]

My father in law happened to have one he never used so I'll be picking that up.

Wish I was more of an entrepreneur. Id like to offer and American made option. Have a feeling it cost a 100 bucks a thermos to make a profit

 

[TreXTerra]

Hipsters, man. If they will pay $60 for a flannel shirt and several hundred for denim. They would love it.

 

[stoney126]

Hipsters, man. If they will pay $60 for a flannel shirt and several hundred for denim. They would love it.

Hahahaha, man oh man that is funny.
They 32 oz one is the one I use. The Chinese is like 32 bucks. For a American made I'd pay 50 bucks

 

[toxicity_27]

I've heard good things about the Yeti Rambler, but can't seem to find if it's made in the USA or not.

 

[Iubootgater]

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Sorry to hear not made in America anymore but I still my have to try one.

 

[SLO Rob]

Hey all. My Stanley thermos I've had for roughly 16 years got nabbed by some loser. When looking to get another one I found they are no longer made in the usa. From what I've read, the overseas made ones do not hold up well and seem to fall apart in a few years.

So I've done a little searching and there doesn't seem to be an option for an American made thermos. Beside buying one off ebay which I'm not sure about.

So what are my options? Beside starting Stoner thermos? Stoner is my last name btw

They sell the Stanley at Miners Ace Hardware here!

 

[stoney126]

They sell the Stanley at Miners Ace Hardware here!

But is it made in america? I can get em at target or Walmart but there chinese.

I was at the International sportsman show this weekend . They had thermos there but made over seas. Had coll looking wraps on them .

 

[SLO Rob]

But is it made in america? I can get em at target or Walmart but there chinese.

I was at the International sportsman show this weekend . They had thermos there but made over seas. Had coll looking wraps on them .

Let me check... They look like big ol badasses...I wonder.