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Etoile308
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Registered: ‎01-04-2014

Re: Yeti Mug

‎12-08-2024 04:33 PM

For anyone who may be interested in purchasing a Yeti mug, I just finished going through this weeks flyers and saw the Ace Hardware ad. They carry Yeti products and currently have a coupon available in their ad for 25% off any item under $50. Since these mugs cost about $30 it could be a bit of a savings.

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lynnie61
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Re: Yeti Mug

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‎12-09-2024 07:35 AM - edited ‎12-09-2024 07:35 AM

My employer gave us a yeti tumbler one year and a yeti coffee mug the next at our yearly business meeting.  A great gift (it did have our company logo, but that's ok). It's a great product.  The coffee mug, however does not fit in my cup holder, but the tumbler does.  They even sent them to our homes, so didn't even need to pack it to travel back home.  

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Re: Yeti Mug

‎12-09-2024 09:49 AM

The insulated mug/tumbler/jug/whatever market has exploded in recent years. Yeti, Stanley, RTIC, Simple Modern, and many others are out there. The Ember mugs even have a heater built in to keep hot drinks hot. I use a Simple Modern 50-ounce tumbler and it keeps ice in it for over 24 hours. Cold drinks stay cold forever in it. Stanley ones have become status symbols for some reason. Who knew a drink container could become a status symbol?

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