Yeti Rambler 64 oz?

Update......

I have used this bottle every week, Monday-Saturday since I got it. I don't know how I lived without it! Probably one of the best investments I've made (for work). I am outside all day in the heat and the cold water is a blessing! My Aquarain filtered water still taste the way it should.
 
Ive got the 64oz growler and love it. I got a 50% off discount from a family member who works at a yeti retailer. To be quite honest though, I would never pay full price, its good but not worth almost $100. It holds ice and water for about two days and its perfect for work.
 
I have three hydroflasks and two from Takeya. I have the feeling the Hydroflasks are better for staying cold but the Takeya have two ways to drink from them. I live on a gravel driveway and the smaller opening is the only to drink from it if you want to stay dry. Also my girlfriend likes ice in her water and it is nice not getting an avalanche of ice when you get near the end of the drink. I do have a tendency to take off the cap altogether when I get water from mine because I don't want sips or mouthfuls of water, I usually want to chug it.

I also have a clean canteen double walled pint glass and a twenty ounce Yeti. The Yeti has a lid which I did not get for the Klean Kanteen (the design seemed like a pain to get clean. Either way I think the Yeti keeps beer, I mean uhm, water, colder longer. When the lid is used ice can stay in that for twenty four hours on days when it is in the sixties. My neighbor got one on a whim and he loves his also
 
Was given a Pelican 22oz Traveler tonight. Didn't even know they did an insulated cup yet.

Have a Yeti 20oz Rambler to compare it to performance wise. I like the shape of the 20oz Yeti a bit more but I like Pelican stuff a lot so we'll see how it does
 
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