I have the original stainless steel 64 oz Rambler with the handle lid that does not have the drink spout. It holds ice forever, and I wanted another one but the stainless steel is not offered anymore. I ordered 2 of the colored ones with the new lid with drink spout (that seems to be the only option.)
As far as holding ice, it is the same quality so I am happy with that.

The only reason I can’t give it 5 stars is the lid is so thin where you wrap your hands around after you remove the top handle that it is almost impossible to remove! Especially with keeping ice in it, I am not sure if the temperature change makes it seal stronger, but I usually have to ask for help to remove or use a silicon sheet to get enough grip to open. This is definitely a design flaw for me.
Twisting the top handle only removes it to the spout.
It took me about 5 minutes of struggling to open the bottom lid.

I wish there was an option to purchase the old version of the handle lid.

Great bottle for sports, travel or just at home.
This is the only water bottle I have had that does not leak.
The one thing that I would like to see YETI do is include a tool, even if it's just a small piece of plastic that helps you to remove both gaskets from the chug cap lid.
I'm a healthcare provider and have a background in infectious disease and there are several accounts in my area of people who have an ending infections that don't respond antibiotics and finally someone was smart enough to say hey what are you drinking water other things out of. And the isolated and cultured infectious organisms from water bottles.(Not specifically yeti).

Additionally, it would also be great if you had some type of silicone boot for the bottom of the bottles. There are incredibly sensitive to being dented if they're in your backpack and you accidentally put your daypack with a yeti bottle inside the pack down hard and it hits one of the seat rails in the backseat floor of your car on the footwell.

Additionally, I think you guys need to make the gaskets for all of your bottles available on blister cards for people to purchase.

You really sell yourself short by not having these available for purchase,. If someone needs to travel out of the country and their gasket on their bottle breaks and they can't get to a place that stocks another lid they can't even buy a chug cap if they're up in the Himalayas or if they're skiing in Switzerland or trekking in Peru.
You guys claim to be aware of carbon footprints, and not putting more plastic in the environment. Well, stop forcing people to buy another full chug cap when you could just sell the gaskets. You could make it like a tiny keychain tool that has a clear plastic thing that says YETI on it, and just enough of an edge kind of like a bicycle tire iron that would both advertise product and give the user a sense of pride. Otherwise, she ended up with people using the wrong type of knife to dislodge the things. And I can tell you that the upper one of Chug Cap is tough to get off.

Ordered a custom version of this at a discount. The order went through, and then I got an email saying that they no longer had the product I ordered. So I ordered this one.

Had it for less than a month. Chug cap leaked. Destroyed my Scottish Leather bag and work papers. When I called Yeti to tell them it was leaking, they wanted me to send proof, upload pictures, and treated me like I was lying. I told them to just sent me a postage-paid box, I'd send them back the defective product, and they could send me what I paid for = a product that doesn't leak.

All in all, it was a terrible product and an even worse customer experience. I think that I'm supposed to get a replacement chug cap sometime soon. We'll see. I don't even know that I want this product anymore. The whole experience made me feel taken advantage of, and I feel like I paid for a product only to get terrible customer support when their product wasn't working as advertised. I used to love Yeti products. They used to be extremely high quality. Now I'm not even sure that I feel welcome as a paying customer. In the past year alone, I've ordered 5 Yetis from their website. Don't think I'll be ordering any more.

I love this bottle, it is convenient when I have a long stretch at work or having to spend extra time outdoors in this summer heat. I can fill it with ice and the contents remains cold throughout the day, even once the ice melts.

I chose the cosmic color. The lavender shade is lovely. I get compliments often as lavender is a popular color with my colleagues it stands out and I do not have to fuss about which bottle is mine if others are carrying a similar size. The Rambler is a popular design with my colleagues so there can sometimes be a collection of cups during meetings.

The weight of the cup is a bit heavy. It does not fit into standard sized cup holders or side pockets on a backpack, so I would not recommend carrying it in hand for long walks/hikes, it can create hand fatigue. I have a 16oz Rambler that I carry in my side pocket when traveling and walking nature trails if it is a day spent outside. It also holds up to being leak proof and true to the extent of time with hot and cold beverages. I carry hot tea in it every morning and it stays hot through the morning before switching to ice water. It holds ice for a long time before it initially starts to melt, so water stays cold. The wide mouth Rambler lid holds true to durability and having a great seal when cap is on. It can withstand up to being knocked over by my students if they bump into it or want to hold it but accidentally drop it on the carpet makes it a nifty mess free water bottle that will not come apart if it slips from little hands. It is a great bottle overall to have and true to the allotted time to keep drinks hot or cold without altering flavor of beverages such as tea and coffee.