Hydro Flask Mug Vs Yeti Mug at Louis Janice blog

Hydro Flask Mug Vs Yeti Mug. We find that coffee in a mug stays hot for hours with the name brands, and cold drinks with ice in a bottle can last well over 24. It has excellent cold retention and a convenient straw lid and it can. Yeti rings in at $40, while hydro flask costs $45. The only other difference is really the handle vs strap preference and slightly different lids. Although yeti’s bottle is definitely more bombproof, overall, when it came to aesthetics, temperature retention and capability, hydro flask was the clear winner. If you’re going to be doing some rugged adventuring and don’t care about colors, stick with yeti. Yeti may have a slight edge when it comes to durability, being more resistant to dents and scrapes. The exterior of the hydro flask has a little texture for added grip—a feature that put its score above the yeti for handling. The truth is that they are very similar. Both bottles are similarly priced: Our tests favored hydro flask (it’s one of our winners, in fact).

The truth is that they are very similar. Yeti rings in at $40, while hydro flask costs $45. If you’re going to be doing some rugged adventuring and don’t care about colors, stick with yeti. We find that coffee in a mug stays hot for hours with the name brands, and cold drinks with ice in a bottle can last well over 24. The only other difference is really the handle vs strap preference and slightly different lids. The exterior of the hydro flask has a little texture for added grip—a feature that put its score above the yeti for handling. Yeti may have a slight edge when it comes to durability, being more resistant to dents and scrapes. Although yeti’s bottle is definitely more bombproof, overall, when it came to aesthetics, temperature retention and capability, hydro flask was the clear winner. Our tests favored hydro flask (it’s one of our winners, in fact). Both bottles are similarly priced:

Hydro flask vs Yeti Rambler, in depth review of these outdoor

Hydro Flask Mug Vs Yeti Mug Both bottles are similarly priced: Both bottles are similarly priced: If you’re going to be doing some rugged adventuring and don’t care about colors, stick with yeti. Although yeti’s bottle is definitely more bombproof, overall, when it came to aesthetics, temperature retention and capability, hydro flask was the clear winner. The truth is that they are very similar. Yeti rings in at $40, while hydro flask costs $45. Our tests favored hydro flask (it’s one of our winners, in fact). The only other difference is really the handle vs strap preference and slightly different lids. The exterior of the hydro flask has a little texture for added grip—a feature that put its score above the yeti for handling. Yeti may have a slight edge when it comes to durability, being more resistant to dents and scrapes. It has excellent cold retention and a convenient straw lid and it can. We find that coffee in a mug stays hot for hours with the name brands, and cold drinks with ice in a bottle can last well over 24.