CamelBak Tumbler Stainless Steel Drinkware 16oz, Navy

Price: $24.00 - $17.99
(as of Sep 09, 2026 03:12:50 UTC – Details)


The CamelBak Horizon 16oz Tumbler is designed for everyday drinking, travel, and outdoor use where temperature control and spill resistance matter. Built with durable materials and a compact profile, it delivers dependable performance for coffee, tea, water, or cold beverages throughout the day. Double‑wall vacuum insulation helps maintain drink temperature, while the Tri‑Mode lid provides controlled flow to support comfortable, spill‑resistant sipping in a variety of settings. The stainless steel body is finished with a durable powder coat and shaped to fit comfortably in hand and in most cup holders. A non‑slip silicone base helps stabilize the tumbler on desks, tables, or camp surfaces, reducing movement and noise. Easy to clean and designed for daily reliability, the Horizon Tumbler reflects CamelBak’s approach to practical drinkware built for consistent use at home, on the road, or outdoors.
Temperature Retention for Hot or Cold Drinks: Double‑wall vacuum insulation helps maintain drink temperature during travel, workdays, and outdoor use
Tri‑Mode Spill‑Resistant Lid: Flow‑control lid offers multiple drink settings to help manage spills while sipping on the move
Durable Stainless Steel Construction: Made with 18/8 stainless steel and a full powder‑coat finish for long‑lasting daily use
Stable, Non‑Slip Base: Silicone base helps grip surfaces to reduce sliding, noise, and scratches
Easy to Hold and Clean: Tapered shape fits most cup holders, and dishwasher‑safe components simplify cleanup
Customers find this tumbler to be their favorite coffee cup that keeps drinks hot or cold for hours and fits perfectly in cup holders. They consider it well worth the price and appreciate that it’s easy to clean, with one customer noting that the lid can be disassembled for thorough cleaning. The durability and leakage aspects receive mixed feedback – while some find it durable, others report cracked lids, and while some say it doesn’t leak, others mention it spills when tilted.