The iconic Stanley tumbler is on sale for the first time ever, but not for long
Stanley is, without a doubt, the winner of the "big cup" war. While it's not as hard to find the brand's bestselling Quencher tumbler now as it was a couple of years ago, getting your hands on the color you want can still be a struggle, let alone at a discount. But your chances are looking better: The first-ever Quencher tumbler sale is on, and more than 15 colors are 25% off at retailers including Amazon, Scheels, Academy and, of course, Stanley. The deal runs through March 26.
Both the ultra-popular 40-ounce and slightly more portable 30-ounce tumblers are up for grabs for less. The 30-ouncer keeps drinks cold for up to nine hours and iced for up to 40, while the 40-ounce cup keeps drinks cold for up to 11 hours and iced for up to two days.
Different colors and sizes are available across retailers, so we've rounded up some of the standouts below. From limited-edition cups like the Black Chroma 40-ounce tumbler to classic picks like this Indigo fave, there's something for everyone.
Related: Stanley's iconic tumbler now has a built-in, leakproof straw — get it in 5 sizes
If you're not set on a specific color, Amazon has the most options (10) to choose from. Even better, each tumbler is available in 30- and 40-ounce sizes.
Though pickings are a bit slimmer at Stanley, the options are more muted and neutral with colors like Shale, Red Rust and Dune. Most of these Stanley deals are available only on the 40-ounce tumbler, but the Stormy color is available in both sizes.
While Amazon and Stanley aren't discounting any limited-edition picks, sports-gear retailers Academy and Scheels have two favorites still in stock on sale for as little as $34.
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