Zukro 1 Gallon Water Jug, One Gallon Large Triple Wall Insulated Metal Jug With Straw and Spout, No Sweat 128 oz Stainless Steel Sport Water Bottle Keeps Cold 48 Hours for Outdoors, Green

This thing is very tall and holds a comfortable amount of fluids at 50oz. the lib for it screws on tightly and there's no escape at all. I thought the 128 was good, this is JUST as good too. I'm on the road ALOT so this helps to keep hydrated and it only cost a buck at a refill gas station for both the 50oz and 128oz. Keeps your drinks very cold or very hot for at least the day, keeping it colder more often than hot for sure but unless you like the rank smell of coffee I don't recommend. THE ONLY PROBLEM, the lib screws on a LITTLE too far from the center (at least my cup is) so it's a TAD awkward to drink from the pouring side. I might have to settle for the straw side eventually but I still like to sip as I go around town. Other than that, great product and cheap too compared to others of it's kind.

Love my new tumbler it holds a lot of water while keeping it cold for hours it even has great ice retention its leak proof and such a beautiful color I highly recommend it this very durable great working beautiful cup. Definitely best cup for value!!!!

I definitely didn’t get the lavender lid as advertised, but I still like it. It holds temperature insanely well, it doesn’t leak, and it’s definitely sturdy. It is an entire gallon so don’t expect it to be light weight, but it will definitely help your goal of drinking a gallon of water a day.

I am a big guy and have purchased several LARGE tumblers over the years. I'm a fan of this one. First, the size is definitely on the upper end of sane while still being manageable and easily capable of fitting into even smaller-sized cup-holders; most of the volume in this bad-boy is height. I appriciate the the larger handle that is both easy to grab and unlikely to snap, like a couple tumblers I've owned (the handle was either slender, attached only at the top and/or was attached to a ring that circled the cup... all the above eventually snapped through rough constant use). The lid seems quite sturdy; it is constructed out of a plastic resin that doesn't appear to be particularly brittle. Also, the lid screws into the body of the tumbler; this both decreases the odds that the lid will pop out and break if the tumbler tumbles (oops!) but also serves to keep my drink inside the tumbler... which leads me to my next "like" feature. The straw for this tumbler is integrated into the lid; much like the sippy cups my toddler once used, this cup has a lid that connects to a straw that stays inside the cup, and the user drinks through a closeable flip straw on the top of the lid. (The cup came with an extra straw, in case I abuse or lose this piece, but it seems a standard thickness that wouldn't be difficult to replace... might even be able to do so with a piece of drip-irrigation tubing.) Unlike several of my tumblers, the pop-up straw is positioned on the edge of the cup and not the middle. The nearly foot-long straw can be removed when washing (and washed separately). Overall very happy with this purchase 9/10! (By comparison, I rate my 64oz X-Pac at tumbler at 6/10, extra points for volume but losing many points because you cannot fit it into a standard cupholder or get replacement lids, and my Reduce 40oz tumbler, losing points for a fragile handle, fragile lid, and middle-positioned straw.)

I have had quite a few 40 ounce water bottles. There is always something I don’t like about it so I get a different one. Then I saw the 50 ounce one and I had to have it. I drink a ton of water and hate filling up the bottles. This water bottle is massive and it’s a true 50 ounce, not like the other ones I’ve had that claim to be but aren’t. The dual lid is great and ambidextrous and the cup fits in my cup holder. Highly highly recommend. Update: handle is welded on poorly, it broke off after a few months, it hasn't been dropped or anything. It's still my go to water bottle due to size, but for a large heavy bottle, it needs to be sturdier.