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travel gems

yeti tumbler

3/13/2021

 
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YETI products were first introduced to us by one of our friends a few years ago. She is American and YETI had been around in the USA since 2006. They hadn't hit Australian stores until recent times, so we were stoked to find them at our local independent camping store! Both Rob and I have the Lowball Tumbler with Magslider Lid. It has double-wall vacuum insulation meaning that our hot drinks stay hot and our cold beverages stay cold for longer. We have had our ice last for hours, it is just a matter of refilling with the beverage again! They are sturdy and make brilliant travel buddies!

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  • home
  • wildfolk
  • travel
    • New South Wales >
      • Outback NSW
      • Brungle Creek
      • Emerald Beach
      • Harrington
      • Shoal Bay
      • Penrose
      • South Coast >
        • Bendalong
        • Green Patch
        • Merry Beach
        • Pebbly Beach
        • Potato Point
        • Pretty Beach
        • Racecourse Beach
        • Soul Wood
    • Victoria >
      • Tidal River
      • Phillip Island
      • Bellarine Peninsula
      • Glenrowan
      • The Great Ocean Road
      • Warrnambool
      • Ballarat
      • Echuca
    • Tasmania >
      • Spirit of Tasmania
      • Devonport
      • Stanley
      • Cradle Mountain
      • West Coast
      • Hobart
      • Cockle Creek
      • Bruny Island
      • Port Arthur
      • Wineglass Bay
      • Bay of Fires
      • Launceston
    • South Australia >
      • Victor Harbor
      • Rapid Bay
      • Wauraltee Beach
      • Quorn
      • Flinders Ranges
      • Oodnadatta
      • Coober Pedy
      • Point Gibbon
      • Engine Point
      • Yangie Bay
      • Perlubie Beach
      • The Nullarbor
    • Northern Territory >
      • Alice Springs
      • Devils Marbles
      • Kings Canyon
      • Uluru - Kata Tjuta
    • Western Australia >
      • Lucky Bay
      • Wave Rock
      • Bremer Bay
      • Denmark
      • Busselton
      • Sandy Cape
      • Kalbarri
      • Shark Bay
      • Ningaloo Coast
  • van life
    • Van Tips >
      • Jayco Flamingo
      • Great Aussie Tribal Xplora
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