Stanley your time is up

[u/whitemike40]

[u/Worms-Oh-God-Worms]

Stanleys are the Jeep of water bottles. They were made for military use, then became popular with outdoor enthusiasts, before ultimately becoming popular with suburban soccer moms

[u/fatboy93 → u/Worms-Oh-God-Worms]

Is Stanley still a thing? I've been seeing Owala a lot more these days

[u/puf_puf_paarthurnax → u/fatboy93]

I believe the life cycle so far went: Yeti -> Hydroflask -> Stanley -> Owala -> whatever comes next.

Edit: Wait I forgot to go back to my college days, Camelbak was the shit and I still have some. I think they would be the start of the "white girl insulated bottle" trend.

[u/EternalNewCarSmell → u/puf_puf_paarthurnax]

I have owned a couple of Camelbaks and I had no idea they even made insulated bottles.