40-Oz Ozark Trail Insulated Stainless Steel Tumbler (Red Holiday or Beige Holiday)

Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
03/18/25	Walmart	$4	2

fandrew7

Nov 05, 2024 05:06 PM

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I have two of these 40oz and the quality is pretty low. Usually I like ozark trail for value, but the lids are annoying to screw on, the straw is hard to get in and out and the finish gets destroyed by dishwasher heat (you aren't supposed to dishwash them). If you use a large tumbler regularly, it's much better to buy a hydro flask from one of the big box discount retailers for ~$10 more (Marshall's, Sierra, Ross, TJ Maxx). IMO the hydro flask design is the best of all of the Stanley type mugs. Two piece straw design, flexible straw, very good leak prevention, easy to clean, great ice retention, holds up to the dishwasher well

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Thatsnotmyname16

Nov 05, 2024 05:25 PM

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Quote from fandrew7

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I have two of these 40oz and the quality is pretty low. Usually I like ozark trail for value, but the lids are annoying to screw on, the straw is hard to get in and out and the finish gets destroyed by dishwasher heat (you aren't supposed to dishwash them). If you use a large tumbler regularly, it's much better to buy a hydro flask from one of the big box discount retailers for ~$10 more (Marshall's, Sierra, Ross, TJ Maxx). IMO the hydro flask design is the best of all of the Stanley type mugs. Two piece straw design, flexible straw, very good leak prevention, easy to clean, great ice retention, holds up to the dishwasher well

YMMV, we've enjoyed our OT 40ozs for over a year without issues
I like the screw-on lids as it prevents huge spills when the kiddos knock them over

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jbadjones

Nov 05, 2024 06:01 PM

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Just as good as any other cup that's in demand at the moment. Yeti, Stanley, rtic, whatever. They all take a dive at one point as history has proven.

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eyeseeyou

Nov 05, 2024 07:43 PM

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eyeseeyouNov 05, 2024 07:43 PM

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If there's a leak proof 3rd party lid that will work on these this is a pretty solid deal

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price reduced on the beige 40-oz to $9.97

Shock96

Nov 06, 2024 02:42 AM

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"and the finish gets destroyed by dishwasher heat (you aren't supposed to dishwash them)"

That is funny. It's like saying the Mustangs sheet metal is garbage because they dent when hit with a sledge hammer (you aren't supposed to hit them with a sledge hammer).

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Shock96

Nov 06, 2024 02:45 AM

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Red is also now $9.97

desynergy

Nov 06, 2024 05:40 AM

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desynergyNov 06, 2024 05:40 AM

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I want the old non painted stainless steel tumblers back.

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jaredblane

Nov 06, 2024 07:12 AM

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Quote from desynergy

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I want the old non painted stainless steel tumblers back.

Hobby lobby has some... of assorted sizes

LEOMHK1.0

Nov 06, 2024 07:36 AM

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Quote from fandrew7

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I have two of these 40oz and the quality is pretty low. Usually I like ozark trail for value, but the lids are annoying to screw on, the straw is hard to get in and out and the finish gets destroyed by dishwasher heat (you aren't supposed to dishwash them). If you use a large tumbler regularly, it's much better to buy a hydro flask from one of the big box discount retailers for ~$10 more (Marshall's, Sierra, Ross, TJ Maxx). IMO the hydro flask design is the best of all of the Stanley type mugs. Two piece straw design, flexible straw, very good leak prevention, easy to clean, great ice retention, holds up to the dishwasher well

Well... that's the norm nowadays.
It's rare to find a decent well made product nowadays.

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WatsYourDeal

Nov 06, 2024 09:15 AM

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Quote from Shock96

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"and the finish gets destroyed by dishwasher heat (you aren't supposed to dishwash them)"

That is funny. It's like saying the Mustangs sheet metal is garbage because they dent when hit with a sledge hammer (you aren't supposed to hit them with a sledge hammer).

Except, it wouldn't be too crazy to expect a tumbler to hold up against a dishwasher cycle - not in the same league as taking a sledge hammer to a hollow part of sheet metal and expecting it to be dent-free.

Especially, when you consider the product description / features does claim this specifically:

- Convenient carry handle
- BPA free, sweat-free design
- Food-grade 18/8 stainless steel
- *Dishwasher safe*

I haven't used the product and can't comment on the quality, but if what the other post claimed is true, then I too would be pissed that they don't stand up to this claimed, not-so-crazy feature of being dishwasher-safe. Let's not normalize this.

lindso627

Nov 06, 2024 09:47 AM

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I love these. Super affordable. I've had several of them for over a year and put them in the dishwasher regularly. They do show a little wear but I can put ice in these and 24 hours later still have ice. I also have Hydro flask cups and the ice is totally melted just overnight on my nightstand. I'm an ozark trail fan for sure.

6ubq

Nov 06, 2024 01:43 PM

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6ubqNov 06, 2024 01:43 PM

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Beige 40oz back to $10.28.

JMBauer74

Nov 06, 2024 02:15 PM

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JMBauer74Nov 06, 2024 02:15 PM

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Looks like the $10 Tumblers (40 oz) that Michael's sells.

daddyscientist

Nov 06, 2024 02:25 PM

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daddyscientistNov 06, 2024 02:25 PM

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I was in the market for a 40oz and I'm glad this popped up. I'm a basketball coach and I've been using my daughter's pink Stanley for months. Picked up the 2 on sale (Beige and Red). Thanks a lot!

Rating:	(4.6 out of 5 stars)
Reviews:	11,601 Walmart Reviews
Product Description:	Enjoy your favorite beverages on the go with the Ozark Trail 40 oz Insulated Stainless Steel Tumbler featuring a convenient handle for easy carrying. Crafted with durable stainless steel, this tumbler keeps your drinks hot or cold for extended periods and is perfect for busy days or outdoor adventures. The sleek design and reliable insulation make it a go-to choice for coffee, tea, water, or any beverage you prefer. Whether you're commuting, hiking, or simply relaxing at home, take your drink experience to the next level with this Ozark Trail cupholder-friendly 40 ounce versatile travel tumbler.
Product SKU:	5596507277
UPC:	812368034951
Assembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H):	3.94 x 5.91 x 10.47 Inches
Assembled Product Weight:	1.29 lb
Brand:	Ozark Trail
Count:	1
Features:	Double-Walled, Handle, Insulated

40-Oz Ozark Trail Insulated Stainless Steel Tumbler (Red Holiday or Beige Holiday)

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