YETI Rambler Jr. 12 oz Kids Bottle, with Straw Cap, Harbor Pink
DDF REVIEW SUMMARY FOR YETI RAMBLER JR. 12 OZ KIDS BOTTLE WITH STRAW CAP HARBOR PINK
Pros:
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Worth the investment! Leak proof and built solid, and easy for my toddler to use!
Cons:
- They both leak at the spout when not fully open or close.
- They are also hard to open and close ;for little kids for sure.
Price: + Free Shipping
Last Updated: 19-May-2023
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DURACOAT COLORSAptly named DuraCoat, the YETI powder coating is designed similarly to the products that these nature-inspired colors live on—undeniably rugged and able to withstand nearly everything you throw it in or at it. Not to mention, dishwasher safe so you can spend less time cleaning and more time chasing adventure outdoors. |
RAMBLER JR. 12 OZ KIDS BOTTLERambler Jr. is a small-and-mighty kids bottle over-engineered for your little wild ones. This 12 oz. powerhouse inherited double-wall vacuum insulation from its Rambler predecessors, carrying on the family legacy by locking in ice-cold water through backyard campouts and breaks between tag. |
HEAVY-DUTY HYDRATIONWhenever you’re spending time in the wild, having the right hydration on hand will help keep you at your best. The YETI Jugs and Bottles are built tough to keep cool in triple-digit heat and take a beating in the back of a truck, or whatever your day demands. |
In 2006, we founded YETI Coolers with a simple mission: build the hard cooler we’d use every day. We’ve since expanded into other outdoor product categories, yet never given up on our mission to build products to improve your time in the wild. Product innovation and firsthand experience in the field continue to be our basis of expansion into designing ultra-durable and portable soft coolers, insulated drinkware, waterproof and everyday bags and backpacks, dog bowls and beds, and other outdoor gear, each with its own line of accessories. Every YETI product performs when it matters most—whether that be a trip into the remote Alaskan wilderness, chasing tarpon on the Florida coast, even just in the backyard with friends.
