Custom Hydro Flask Travel Tumblers with Your Logo

What makes a tumbler a travel tumbler

The body is taller and narrower than a standard tumbler so the base clears a car cupholder. That is the whole design brief, and it is why these outsell wider tumblers to any audience that drives. If the recipient commutes, this is the shape to buy.

Clear lid or straw lid

The Travel Tumbler with clear press-in lid is the classic open-top shape — drink from the rim, see what is left. The All Around Travel Tumbler with straw lets you drink without lifting the whole thing, which at 40 oz matters more than it sounds. Neither lid fully seals.

The thing to know before you order

A press-in lid is not a leakproof lid. A travel tumbler laid on its side in a bag will leak, and people find this out the expensive way. If the gift is going to an audience that carries a laptop bag rather than drives, buy a sealed bottle with a Flex Cap instead — it costs about the same and will not cost somebody a keyboard.

Travel bottles

The same cupholder logic applied to a sealed bottle: the 32 and 40 oz Travel Bottles with Flex Straw cap are narrower than the standard wide mouth bodies and seal completely. For a driving audience that also puts the bottle in a bag, this is the better of the two families.

Check the minimum before you fall for a price

Minimum order swings harder in this range than almost anywhere on the site: some of these start at six pieces, others at ninety-six. Two tumblers a couple of dollars apart on the page can be a world apart on the invoice, because one needs six and the other needs ninety-six. The figure is printed on every product page — read it before you shortlist.

Where the product page names a decoration method, one color in one location is included; artwork preparation and a free digital proof come with every order. Related: all tumblers and coffee mugs.