RTIC 64 Oz Bottle Review

I recently picked up the RTIC 64 Oz Bottle and did an overnight ice test. Overall I'm impressed that it held almost the entire icy content for 24 hours. Since this video I've run quite a few more tests and when filled with strictly ice, I'm running on 72 hours with ice and water mixture.

[@luisvaldez1267]

Added Ice on Monday to the top and still had ice on Friday for my Rtic tumbler! 🍻

[@lee_parker]

Did you really tell the viewer you are doing a 24 hour test, and then do a 12 hour test? Thanks....

[@drkirkslagel874]

Besides the ice, it would be best to actually get a temperature reading.

[@robertoaldrete9383]

Does it use the little rubber rings?

[@spectorjoy4851]

can you boil water over a fire with it?

[@havek23]

That would take a while because of the double-wall. Better to do that with single wall containers like cans and uninsulated things

[@kenallen7795]

Where did you buy that at

[@11barmory47]

+Ken Allen I got mine at Buc-ee's, but you can order directly off their site as well.

[@bcola7765]

can you use this for smoothies

[@11barmory47]

+Bc Ola I'm sure for chilled smoothies that it'd retain the cool for quite some time, but I haven't tested for that yet. The insulation should allow for longer lifespan for drinks like that though.

[@jenmorgans5843]

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[@swil.wilson]

Come on, man. Seriously? We have to listen to you babble for almost two minutes and then you don't even do the 24-hour test that you advertise? This should be a 30-second video. Most of what you say is completely useless information. And, how do you claim that this is a 24-hour test when you only show us evidence of 12 hours? Learn how to make a proper review video.