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Is the Stanley Quencher the right tumbler for you?

Stanley's Quencher H2.0 FlowState lists at $45 for 30 oz and $50 for 40 oz. It fits most car cup holders and Stanley rates it for 2 days with ice, but Stanley also says it is not fully leakproof. Tick what you do and see which side you are on.

Colors include Alpine

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What you get for $50

Capacity40 oz (1.18 L); also 30 oz
ColdCold for 11 hours, with ice for 2 days (Stanley's figures)
Size (40 oz)5.8 × 3.93 × 12.52 in
Weight (40 oz)1.43 lb
LidScrew-on FlowState lid with a rotating cover: straw opening, drink opening, full cover
StrawReusable straw included
HandleComfort-grip handle on the 30 and 40 oz
Cup holderFits most car cup holders
Body90% recycled 18/8 stainless steel, double-wall vacuum insulation, powder coat
MaterialsBPA free
DishwasherYes
LeaksNot fully leakproof, per Stanley; silicone gaskets help
WarrantyLifetime (Stanley's Built for Life)

What to know before you buy

The Quencher is built to sit in a cup holder. These are the limits to know about.

It is not leakproof

Stanley says the H2.0 FlowState is not fully leakproof. Its leakproof model is the ProTour, with a flip straw that locks.

Tall and heavy at 40 oz

The 40 oz is about 12.5 in tall and weighs 1.43 lb before you fill it.

No hot-drink number

Stanley lists 11 hours cold and 2 days with ice. It gives no time for hot drinks on this tumbler.

The lead seal in the news

In early 2024 Stanley told NBC News that a lead-containing pellet seals the vacuum insulation under a steel cover on the base. Stanley said drinks do not touch it, that it is exposed only if that cover comes off, and that it was working on other sealing materials.

Special colors cost more

Core colors list at $45 and $50. Some seasonal editions list higher, such as $55 for a 40 oz.

30 or 40 oz?

30 oz

$45

Lighter and shorter, with the same handle and lid.

40 oz

$50

The classic size. Fewer refills, 1.43 lb empty and about 12.5 in tall.

Stanley also sells the H2.0 in 14, 20 and 64 oz, and the 20 oz has no handle. On October 13, 2026 Stanley's site showed one seasonal 40 oz at $41.25, down from $55. List prices are typical as of October 2026, and retail prices move, so check today's price before you buy.

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Common questions

Is the Stanley Quencher leak-proof?

No. Stanley says the H2.0 FlowState is not fully leakproof. The Quencher ProTour is the model Stanley sells as leakproof.

Do Stanley cups have lead in them?

In early 2024 Stanley told NBC News that a lead-containing pellet seals the insulation under a steel cover on the base. Stanley said drinks do not touch it and it is exposed only if that cover comes off.

Is the Stanley Quencher dishwasher safe?

Yes, per Stanley.

How long does the Stanley Quencher keep ice?

Stanley says 11 hours cold and 2 days with ice.

Does the 40 oz Stanley fit in a car cup holder?

Stanley says it fits most car cup holders. REI lists a 2.95 in base.

How much is a Stanley Quencher?

Stanley lists the 30 oz at $45 and the 40 oz at $50 as of October 2026. Some seasonal colors cost more.

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