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About Tumblers

Tumblers are lidded cups for coffee, water and iced drinks. Insulated tumblers add a vacuum between stainless steel walls, so drinks stay hot or cold for hours. This collection covers 12oz coffee tumblers with lids, 32oz and 40oz tumblers with straws and handles, and the Artisan Tumbler with a ceramic lid, all made from BPA-free 18/8 stainless steel. The 40oz Commuter Tumbler keeps drinks cold for up to 48 hours and still fits a standard car cup holder.

Shop Insulated Tumblers for Everyday Hydration

An insulated tumbler is the easiest way to keep a drink within reach all day, whether that's iced water at your desk, a smoothie in the car or coffee on the commute. The tumblers in this collection are made from food-grade 18/8 stainless steel with BPA-free lids, and they range from 12oz for a single coffee to 40oz for all-day hydration. 

Types of Tumblers: Stainless Steel, Coffee, and Reusable

Tumblers differ mainly by capacity, lid style and whether they have a handle:

Type

Size

Lid

Best for

Straw tumblers with handles

40oz

Straw lid with 2 straws

All-day water, road trips

Dual-lid tumblers

32oz

Locking straw-and-sip lid

Iced and hot drinks on the go

Coffee tumblers

12oz

Leak-proof flip lid

Coffee on the commute

Desk tumblers

12–16oz

Ceramic lid with silicone plug

Office, slow sipping

Insulated mugs

12–16oz

Tritan lid and handle

Camping, home

Every stainless steel tumbler here is reusable, so it replaces a steady stream of disposable cups. For slim, lidded cups made for coffee Tumblers.

How Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Tumblers Work

A double wall vacuum insulated tumbler has an inner and an outer steel wall with the air pumped out of the gap between them. Heat needs a medium to travel through, so the vacuum blocks conduction and convection and keeps drinks at their starting temperature. Triple-wall insulation adds a third layer for even longer temperature retention.

In this collection, the triple-wall 40oz Commuter Tumbler keeps drinks cold for up to 48 hours, and the double-wall 32oz Commuter Tumbler keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours and hot for up to 12. The Summit Mug pairs triple-wall insulation with Elemental's TrueBarrier™ technology. Because the outer wall stays at room temperature, vacuum insulated tumblers don't sweat, so there are no rings on your desk or puddles in the cup holder.

Key Features of Stainless Steel Tumblers

The best stainless steel tumblers combine safe materials, strong insulation and a lid built for how you drink. Look for these features:

  • 18/8 stainless steel: This food-grade steel resists rust and won't pass flavors from one drink to the next.
  • BPA-free materials: Lids and straws made without BPA, and steel that is free of lead and cadmium.
  • Leak-proof or spill-resistant lids: Locking and flip lids seal fully; straw and plug lids resist spills when kept upright.
  • Cup holder compatibility: A tapered 3-inch base lets even a 40oz tumbler fit a standard car cup holder.
  • Non-slip tumbler bases: A silicone base keeps a tumbler steady on a desk or dashboard.
  • Easy-clean lids: Removable silicone parts let you reach every corner where residue can build up.

Benefits of Reusable Insulated Tumblers

Reusable insulated tumblers keep drinks at the right temperature, cut waste and save money. Iced water stays cold through a full workday, and a single tumbler replaces daily disposable cups and plastic bottles. Stainless steel is also more durable than glass or plastic, and Elemental designs its tumblers to hold carbonated drinks as well as coffee, tea and smoothies.

Tumblers With Lids and Straws for Convenient Drinking

Tumblers with lids and straws make it easy to sip while driving, working or walking. The 40oz Commuter Tumbler comes with two reusable drinking straws: a standard straw for water and juice, and a wide straw for smoothies and bubble tea. The 32oz Commuter Tumbler has a dual-function straw and sip lid that locks closed, so you can switch from iced drinks to hot coffee. Elemental recommends keeping hot drinks below 140°F in Commuter tumblers.

Tumblers With Handles for Travel and Everyday Use

Tumblers with handles are easier to carry when they're full, which matters most at 32oz and 40oz. Both Commuter tumblers have a comfort-grip handle, so you can carry them from the car to the office or the gym with one hand. For coffee at camp or at home, the Summit Mug pairs a handle with a shatterproof Tritan lid.

Explore 32 oz and 40 oz Insulated Tumblers

32oz and 40oz tumblers are made for all-day hydration, so you refill less often. The 40oz Commuter Tumbler holds about five cups of water, stands 10.3 inches tall and keeps drinks cold for up to 48 hours. The 32oz Commuter Tumbler is slightly smaller at 10 inches tall, with a 2.75-inch base, and keeps drinks cold for up to 24 hours or hot for up to 12.

How to Choose the Right Stainless Steel Tumbler

Choose a stainless steel tumbler by matching its size, lid and handle to your daily routine:

If you need…

Choose

All-day water at your desk or in the car

A 40oz tumbler with a straw and handle

One tumbler for iced and hot drinks

A 32oz tumbler with a straw-and-sip lid

Coffee on the commute

A 12oz coffee tumbler with a leak-proof lid

A stylish desk cup

A 12–16oz tumbler with a ceramic lid

A mug for camping and home

An insulated mug with a handle and Tritan lid

If the tumbler will ride in a bag, choose a locking or flip lid over a straw lid, which only resists spills while upright.

Why Buy Insulated Tumblers from Elemental Bottles?

Elemental Bottles makes tumblers that are built to last and backed by real buyer protection:

  • Lifetime warranty against manufacturer defects (warranty terms)
  • Food-grade 18/8 stainless steel that is BPA-, lead- and cadmium-free
  • Highly rated: the 40oz Commuter Tumbler holds 4.9 stars from more than 140 reviews
  • Custom stainless steel tumblers: laser-engraved tumblers for teams, events and corporate gifts through the Wholesale Program
  • Fast dispatch: most orders ship within one business day, with free U.S. shipping on orders over $15.

FAQs

Can I put carbonated drinks in a vacuum insulated tumbler?

Yes, you can put carbonated drinks in a vacuum insulated tumbler, and Elemental designs its tumblers to carry them. Leave some space at the top and open the lid slowly, because built-up fizz can push liquid through a straw opening.

How do I prevent my tumbler lid from leaking?

Prevent a tumbler lid from leaking by checking that the silicone seal sits flat, pressing or screwing the lid on evenly and locking it if it has a lock. Straw lids only resist spills, so keep straw tumblers upright and replace a stretched or worn seal.

Why does my stainless steel tumbler develop a metallic taste?

A stainless steel tumbler usually tastes metallic because of manufacturing residue in a new tumbler or coffee oils and soap film in a used one. Wash it with warm water and baking soda, rinse with diluted white vinegar, and clean the lid seal separately.

Can insulated tumblers go in the dishwasher?

Yes, most insulated tumblers can go on the top rack of a dishwasher, including the 32oz and 40oz Commuter Tumblers. Hand washing helps powder-coated finishes last longer, and ceramic lids, like the Artisan Tumbler's, should always be washed by hand.

How do I clean mold from a tumbler straw and lid?

Clean mold from a tumbler straw and lid by removing the silicone parts and soaking everything in equal parts white vinegar and warm water for 30 minutes. Scrub inside the straw with a straw brush, rinse well and let every part dry fully. Replace any straw or seal that stays stained.

Will a 40 oz tumbler fit in a standard car cup holder?

Yes, a 40oz tumbler with a tapered base fits most standard car cup holders. The 40oz Commuter Tumbler narrows to a 3-inch bottom, so the base sits in the holder while the wider top and handle stay above it.

How can I tell if my double wall tumbler has lost its insulation?

A double wall tumbler has lost its insulation if the outside feels hot after you fill it with hot water, or sweats with an iced drink. This usually happens after a hard drop breaks the vacuum seal. Contact the manufacturer about warranty coverage.

Find the tumbler that fits your day in the collection above.