Insulated Stainless Steel 20oz Tumbler for Triathlon - Adventure-Themed & Spill-Resistant

For sprint triathlons, a 12–20 oz tumbler is ideal for pre-race warm-ups and quick recovery. Olympic events benefit from 20–24 oz for longer sessions, while half triathlons call for 24–30 oz to handle extended fueling. Full IRONMAN distances thrive with 30+ oz tumblers to support prolonged race day needs and recovery. All sizes maintain temperature and fit most cup holders.

Absolutely! This tumbler is perfect for beginners preparing for their first triathlon. Its spill-resistant lid and easy-to-clean design reduce race-day stress, while the reliable temperature control helps with pre-race coffee or cold electrolyte recovery drinks. It fits in most car cup holders for easy travel to events.

Rinse immediately after use with fresh water. The removable lid is dishwasher-safe, and the interior can be cleaned with a mild soap solution—no harsh chemicals needed. Store without the lid on to prevent moisture buildup, and avoid freezing liquids inside to maintain the vacuum seal integrity.

Use it for pre-race warm-ups with hot coffee or tea, keeping drinks at temperature for hours. During training, rely on it for cold electrolyte mixes on long bike rides or in your support vehicle. Post-race, it's great for recovery shakes. It's not meant for on-course carrying but excels in transitions and at aid stations.

In-stock items ship within 1-2 business days, with standard delivery in 5-7 days. Express options are available for urgent race needs. We offer a 30-day satisfaction guarantee—no questions asked on unused items with original tags. For wetsuits, our fit guarantee applies; for tumblers, exchanges are welcome within the return window.

Unlike bike cage bottles (like Elite or Specialized), this tumbler isn't designed for on-course riding—it's complementary for transitions, support vehicles, and recovery. It offers superior temperature retention and cup holder compatibility compared to handheld running bottles, making it ideal for logistics rather than direct training hydration.