YETI Rambler 6 oz Stackable Mug, Stainless Steel, Vacuum Insulated Espresso/Coffee Mug, 2 Pack

I ordered this set of Yeti Ramblers for my emergency kitchen. Let me start by saying that I love this set of ramblers from YETI. I waited for weeks because they were out at one point. 1. The color is on point and very similar to the pictures on the site, and the Orange color was my go too choice, because these will see good use outside when camping, or picnicking. 2. The size is perfect for a cup of Joe, chocolate or tea while enjoying the great out doors. 3. The quality is evident and definitely worth the cost, no chipping cracks or scratches, so no complaints here. 4. These do have some wieght to them but it only contributes to the craftsmanship. I find them to be very comfortable to hold, and i have medium size hands. 5. I had a cup of coffee just to test them and the coffee remained hot while the exterior of the cup was cool to the touch. Overall I'm pleased and I definitely recommend this set, you might think they are a little pricey but considering they are a quality manufactured item mostly made in the USA. It's worth every cent! For clarification purposes, Yeti does have facilities located in Iowa and Wisconsin as well as at an international facility located in the Philippines.... Get them! You know you want them! You won't regret getting them....

I think one of the most important things to know is that these are small... for espresso, not cups of coffee. I knew this when I ordered them, but still until it was in my hand I couldn't really picture it. Now, this is NOT a negative for me, I just want buyers to know what they are ordering. Everything is ☆☆☆☆☆ for me. The expresso stays hot, the cups clean up well, stack and they are just really really pretty. The hardest choice for me was which color to order. I love all Yeti products. They are all high quality. I highly, highly recommend them.

I bought 3 sets of these because they were too cute to pass up. They are valuable beyond their cuteness!!! 1. Size. Perfect for a 1:1 ratio of double shot espresso to cream, a glass of wine while camping....or at home, and dainty hand holding. Holds about 5oz of liquid. With the lid, a large swallow less. 2. Handle. I didn't think I'd like it (it's the least cute part of the mug), but it is a perfect counterbalance to keep the mug stable while sipping. It's not going to slip out of your hand if you get bumped and it's the perfect grip to confidently tilt the mug for a sip. 3. Elegance. It has the ceramic coating on the inside. No metallic tasting anything; delicate like fine China. 4. Durability. I gifted 2 sets of these and one friend spoke of the poor mug getting knocked off the counter onto the floor without breakage more than once. Love that!!!!! 5. Compliments. So many for this tiny Yeti. Recommendation: Get the lids. They are worth the cost, fit well, prevent spillage (slows it enough for recovery), and enhance insulation and therefore temperature. I tipped mine over with the lid closed and a quick pickup resulted in no mess to clean up. Plus, they complete the look of this mini Yeti!

6oz cups- love them In the video I compare them to the off brand- but the Yeti is a more substantial feel, the look of these is great, good for small coffee or lattes or tea. They don’t come with a lid, and in my opinion are only practical for a small drink.

I love this little mug! Perfect size for espresso or small coffee. Keeps my drink hot for a long time and feels sturdy and well made. The handle is comfortable, and the stackable design saves space in the cabinet

Compared to the Zenbo 4 oz espresso cups, Yeti Rambler 6 oz cups are far superior. The Zenbo 4 oz cups are not well made, too small in my opinion, and lacks a handle. The price is $20 (with discount) and looks nice, but upon closer examination, the fit and finish of the cup is lacking. The transition from the stainless band on the rim of the cup to the body of the cup is uneven, and there is sharp edge as the exterior material protrudes past the stainless band. It is sharp enough, and sticks out far enough to possibly cause injury. The Zenbo cup is very light, even for its size, and feels cheap in the hand. I repackaged the cups immediately to send back without using them, and ordered the Yeti Rambler 6 oz cups for $35. I noticed that the Yeti 6 oz felt MUCH heavier and more substantial, even when considering the extra size difference. I made an espresso and needed the extra capacity for cream. I really appreciate the 6 oz size of the Yeti, and even more, appreciate the handle that the Zenbo doesn't have. Didn't initially think the handle made much difference, but I appreciate the positive grip and the comfort that the handle provides, especially if you tend to hold onto your coffee from start to finish. Yes, the Yeti 6 oz is almost twice the price, but in my opinion, very much worthwhile. Yeti is a company that makes quality products (I have one of their coolers) and their products can be pricey, but of consistently good quality and are often rated #1. I plan on using my cups daily and for a long time, and don't want to feel regret every time I use an inferior cup.

Great expression cups. With optional tops, coffee stays hot for 20 minutes. Easy cleanup.

I adore these. The handle is perfect for my hand to hold. It rests well in my palm with a cup of coffee. I’m still testing it out for how long it actually keeps liquid hot. It’s not off the charts, but it’s definitely better than my china or regular coffee cups that I preheat. And they keep the heat longer with a lid too, I know that Amazon says this is a freqiently returned item. I imagine it’s the size. I myself, ordered a few more sets after trying the first one. They are excellent for my long shot espresso, and this compares in size to my daily china cups. I have been into coffee and espresso for decades. I’ve had so many cups, and purposefully whittled them down a few years back. I’m thrilled with yeti’s colors. Wish I could find these, reasonably priced (not inflated by a 3rd party who decides to buy out a color then hike the price), in cooler colors like the hot pink (bilini?) or chartreuse. I’m realizing 3rd parties randomly hike prices here, but you can get them on the official website for normal price. The normal site lacks some colors that you find here. That’s understandable. These do not have lids, but the wine tumbler lid fits these. Not the 10oz tumbler lid, but the wine. It’s smaller. . I’m m okay with smaller size of these cups. It’s part of the pleasure and ritual f drinking coffee or espresso. I don’t drink out of cups the size of soup bowls.