Ozark Trail Tumbler

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If anyone has been wanting one of those Yeti tumblers that everyone says is amazing but can't bring themselves to shell out $40 for an insulated stainless cup with a cheap looking plastic lid than I may have found your answer. My local Wal-Mart has Ozark Trail tumblers in 20oz and 30oz models in stock. I picked up the 20oz for $7.75 just for giggles to see if it was any good, turns out it is pretty fantastic! I left my coffee outside today and forgot all about it, I went back out a good 5 hours later and my coffee is still warm enough to drink happily. So if you happen to see these at your local Wal-Mart they are not a bad deal! I am not sure how they will hold up over time compared to the Yeti brand, but it seems decent enough for me.

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I went out and got two of 20 oz. for the camper, a 30 for the nightstand, and a 30 oz. for the truck.

Had a little cocktail out in the garage last before leaving for dinner...saw my cup where I had set it down between two containers, and still had 6 ice cubes, 24 hours later....farkin things are amazing!

Thanks for the post up...great find!
 
Glad you like it! I am still pretty stoked about mine, my coffee stayed too hot this morning, burned the roof of my mouth. This was after a solid 30 minute car ride!

I saw a replacement lid for a Yeti model over the weekend and it seemed identical in build. Almost bought it just to see if it fit tbe Ozark.
 
Used mine today, nice for work because I can't have on open contained in many areas. Coffee stayed hot from morning till break time. Used it for ice water the rest of the day. The cubes didn't melt. Monday I'll just fill it with cold water. I did preheat and precool it.
 
Update, made a full tumbler of coffee yesterday morning. Had to go out to production right away. By the time I got back to my desk it was lunch time. The coffee was still hot, not piping hot but hot enough to enjoy.
 
Picked up the Ozark Trail 30 oz.er today. Best insulated cup I've ever owned. Ice and tea at 9.30 am, still had ice at 2:00 pm. in this hellish Bako heat, while working on my hard top.
 
The lid on my 30oz cup always gave me fits, the seal was just not quite right. I read somewhere that the Yeti lids fit so I picked one up for $4.95 and it fit great and works better. I could not survive this summer heat without my tumbler.
 
I found a downside, a couple of weeks ago camping. I poured coffee and started packing up to hit the trail. The coffee was still to hot to drink even after packing up my tent etc. and loading the truck. I had to throw a couple of ice cubes in
 
I have the yeti and yes it's a fantastic tumbler. Coffee stays hot and cold drinks stay cold, top stays on. Perfect product...I also have the yeti rambler colster, keeps cans and bottles cold for hrs.
 
I use my Ozark Trail 30oz every day for coffee and other beverages. Ice stays for over 24 hours and hot stuff lasts all day long.

I paid 10$ for it.

I also purchased the beer coozie for 7$ and it is bad ass!
 
I have the large Yeti and bought my wife the large Ozark Trails one. We can't really tell a difference between them. They are great for summers in AZ.

Chad
 
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