Are Stanley tumblers foidslop?

The big handled tumbler was originally sold to people who worked outdoors and needed a lot of water on a job site. Around 2023 it became the thing to own, and limited colors started selling out within minutes. There were lines before stores opened and a few videos of people fighting over them.

Owners tend to have more than one and switch them out with their outfit. There are charms you can clip to the handle, covers for the straw, and little bags that attach to the side. It does keep ice for a very long time. It also doesn't fit in most car cupholders.

Stanley has been around since 1913, when William Stanley Jr. started making steel vacuum bottles, and for most of the century its customers were campers and construction crews. The Quencher, the big handled tumbler, wasn't selling much until a shopping blog called The Buy Guide started promoting it to its mostly female audience in 2017. After the blog's followers kept selling it out, Stanley partnered with the blog in 2020, and by 2023 it was making the cups in dozens of colors and limited drops.

Two moments pushed it further. In late 2023 a woman posted a video of her car after a fire, with the Stanley still in the cupholder and ice still rattling inside, and Stanley offered to replace her car. In early 2024 a Valentine's Day release at Target drew lines and resellers, and soon after that people learned the cups use a small amount of lead to seal the base. Stanley said it's sealed away from anything you drink, and sales kept going.