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Cyber Monday discounts: Certain Yeti gear is 20% off today

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Cyber Monday Deal A woman using the Yeti 35oz Rambler with Handle and Straw Lid.
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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Who wants to carry around a boring plastic thermos this holiday season? Certainly not any of you dedicated deals hunters! We’ve been tracking Cyber Monday markdowns, and we’re pleased to inform you that everyone’s favorite beverage-adjacent brand, Yeti, is offering solid discounts on Amazon for the annual savings event:

Right now, when you purchase the Yeti Rambler 46oz Bottle on Amazon, you’ll only pay $44. And if you order the Yeti Rambler 35oz Tumbler with Handle and Straw, you’ll only pay $34. That’s a 20% discount on both.

Yeti Rambler Bottle — $44 $55 20% off

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Yeti Rambler Tumbler — $34 $42 20% off

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Why you should buy these Yeti Rambler products

When it comes to beverage insulation for the long haul, no brand quite gets the job done like Yeti. You’ll also be hard-pressed to find a company that offers as many cosmetic options as Yeti. Just the 46oz model alone has 26 colors to choose from! Thanks to the stainless steel design and double-wall vacuum insulation, your hot drinks stay hot, and the cold ones stay frosty. We were also pleased to learn these products won’t leave condensation marks all over our tables and desks.

Both of these Yeti containers are dishwasher-safe, too, so you won’t have to worry about it getting dinged up in your kitchen sink. You’ll also be able to swap out the MagSlider Lid to avoid having to clean a used one right away. While a little over $10 isn’t a huge discount, any markdown on Yeti essentials is worth writing home about.

Give one of the best beverage brands as the ultimate stocking stuffer this holiday season with the Yeti Rambler lineup. Save up to $11 when you order on Amazon, and be sure to check out our roundups of the best Cyber Monday Walmart deals and the best Cyber Monday Yeti deals.

Yeti Rambler Bottle — $44 $55 20% off

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Yeti Rambler Tumbler — $34 $42 20% off

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Michael Bizzaco
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Michael Bizzaco has been selling, installing, and talking about TVs, soundbars, streaming devices, and all things smart home…
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