Ozark Trail 20 oz Tumbler

This 20-ounce travel tumbler is double-walled and vacuum-sealed in high-grade 18/8 stainless steel, so hot coffee and cold tea both hold their temperature. It fits standard cup holders and carries a lifetime warranty at a fair price.
Built for the Daily Grind

Vacuum-Sealed Stainless Steel Design

High-grade 18/8 stainless steel forms the double-wall, vacuum-sealed body, which holds hot coffee and cold tea equally well. The 20-ounce size and 3.58-inch base settle into a standard cup holder.
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Sip Longer, Pay Less Every Day

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Hot Coffee That Survives the Drive

The vacuum-sealed double wall slows heat loss, so a fresh pour is still warm well into a morning commute instead of turning lukewarm ten minutes in.

Gray stainless steel tumbler with ice and condensation on a wooden picnic table at a sunny campsite
Iced Drinks Hold Their Chill

Fill it at noon and the ice is still there at dinner. Cold drinks hold their chill through a hot afternoon at camp or in the yard without watering down fast.

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Stainless Steel Built for Real Trips

Made from high-grade 18/8 stainless steel with a sturdy double-wall body, it shrugs off being tossed in a cooler, dropped on a tailgate, or carried all day long.

Gray stainless steel tumbler seated in a car cup holder between the front seats
Fits the Cup Holder You Already Use

At 3.58 inches wide and 6.89 inches tall, the tapered base settles into most car cup holders and camp table spots, so the drink rides along without tipping.

Gray stainless steel tumbler on a kitchen counter beside a coffee mug and a pitcher of iced tea
One Tumbler for Hot and Cold

Skip buying separate bottles for coffee and sweet tea. This single 20-ounce cup handles both, which keeps the kitchen drawer and the daypack a little lighter.

Gray stainless steel tumbler standing on a camp table after repeated camping use, finish intact
Backed for the Long Haul

A lifetime warranty covers the tumbler, and owners report it holding up through camping seasons. Hand wash only, and it keeps doing the daily job for years.

Where It Fits

Everyday Trips and Weekend Outings

This tumbler suits buyers who want one cup for the car, the desk and the campsite. It handles short trips and regular weekend use well, which is exactly where value gear earns its place.

Morning Commutes and Desk Days

Fill it with hot coffee for the drive in, and it stays warm well past the point where a mug goes lukewarm. The tapered base fits a cup holder, so it works at the desk too.

Camping Trips and Campsite Mornings

Cold sweet tea on a hot afternoon or fresh coffee at an early campsite table, the double wall handles both. Owners report it holding up through real camping conditions, rain included.

Road Trips and Long Drives

Reviewers kept drinks at temperature across entire road trips without stopping for a refill. At 20 ounces it holds a real drink, and it rides securely in the cup holder between stops.

Getting the Most From It

Simple Habits That Keep It Working

A few easy habits help the vacuum seal last and keep drinks at temperature. Pre-warm or pre-chill the cup, seat the lid firmly, and hand wash it after each use.

Pre-Chill the Cup

Rinse it with cold water before filling so the ice lasts from noon through dinner on a hot day.

Pre-Warm for Coffee

A quick rinse with hot water takes the chill off the steel and keeps coffee warm through the commute.

Seat the Lid Firmly

Press the lid down until it sits evenly all the way around, which limits the spills owners mention.

Hand Wash After Use

Care instructions say hand wash only, so use warm soapy water and a bottle brush, not the dishwasher.

Carry It Upright

Set the tumbler upright in a cup holder or bottle sleeve instead of loose in a backpack or tote.

Wipe the Threads Clean

Dry the rim and lid threads after washing so the seal keeps seating cleanly for the next fill.

What Owners Say

Real Tumbler Experience, Cold and Hot

Owners describe a tumbler that keeps coffee hot and iced water cold through long days, survives camping and drops, and earns comparisons with far pricier brands. The lid is the one recurring complaint.
I was skeptical about the price, but after using this tumbler for a few weeks I think it is worth every penny. My coffee stays hot for hours, and it has taken real camping conditions without a scratch. It feels sturdy in my hands and fits my car's cup holder perfectly.
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Dana R.
Coffee stays hot for hours, sturdy in hand
On a long road trip I filled this tumbler once and my drink stayed at just the right temperature the entire journey. Not once did it turn tepid or too warm. The stainless steel body has survived a few drops into the footwell with no dents, so I am getting a second one.
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Marcus T.
Held temperature across a full road trip
Temperature retention has been excellent, and my iced drinks stay cold through the hottest part of the day. The lid is the concern for me, since it does not always fit tightly and the tumbler tipped once in my bag. I still use it daily, but I keep it upright now.
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Priya S.
Temperature is great, the lid is the weak point
I filled this tumbler with iced water at noon and it was still icy at dinner time, which I honestly did not expect at this price. The design looks good on the table and I have recommended it to friends. My only wish is for more color options beyond gray.
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Chris L.
Icy water still cold at dinner time
Before You Buy

Questions Shoppers Ask About This Tumbler

Owners report coffee still warm after a couple of hours and iced water still cold from noon to dinner. The double-wall vacuum seal slows temperature change rather than stopping it, so expect several good hours of performance, not all-day retention at the extremes.
At 3.58 inches wide and 6.89 inches tall, it fits most standard cup holders, and reviewers say it rides securely on long drives without wobbling. The lid is the piece to watch, so keep the tumbler upright once you park.
Several owners note the lid does not always seat tightly, which can lead to spills if the tumbler tips over. It works well upright in a cup holder or a bottle sleeve, but pack it upright and check the seal before it goes into a bag.
The care instructions say hand wash only, which protects the vacuum seal and the brushed finish over time. Warm soapy water and a bottle brush handle coffee residue and tea stains without dulling the exterior.
One reviewer who also owns premium options says the Ozark Trail holds heat and cold just as well for far less money. You trade some lid refinement and finish detail for a lower price, which is a fair swap for weekend and everyday use.
The tumbler is listed with a lifetime warranty, which is unusual at this price point. Keep your proof of purchase and normal hand-wash care records, and contact the brand if the body or lid fails with regular use.
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