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Insulated Drinkware Temperature Retention Comparator

Last updated 2026-08-25

Almost every tumbler and bottle brand states a bare "stays cold for N hours" claim. Cold compared to what reading? None of the brands checked here say — except Zojirushi, whose own product pages publish the actual measured temperature at fixed checkpoints instead of a duration with an undefined endpoint. That difference is checkable, so this tool checks it.

"15 hours cold" answers a different question than "46°F at 6 hours." Stanley's and Corkcicle's own pages state a duration and nothing else. Zojirushi's own pages state a temperature, a time, and the starting/room conditions the reading came from. Only the second kind of claim can actually be checked against a temperature you care about — the first kind can only be checked against a clock.
What you need

Every stated figure, unfiltered

This table doesn't depend on what you picked above — every figure this page cites, straight from each brand's own current page.

BrandProductCold claimHot claimBasis
Zojirushi SJ-TG08, 27oz 46°F @ 6h (from 40°F, 68°F room) 169°F @ 6h / 122°F @ 24h (from 203°F, 68°F room) Measured, own page
Zojirushi SJ-JS10, 35oz 45°F @ 6h 180°F @ 6h / 144°F @ 24h Measured, own page
Zojirushi SV-GR35, 12oz 48°F @ 6h 160°F @ 6h / 106°F @ 24h Measured, own page
Stanley 1913 Quencher H2.0 Tumbler, 64oz "15 Hrs" / "60 Hrs with ice" — no °F stated Not stated on this page Flat duration only, own page
Corkcicle Classic Tumbler "9+ Hours" — no °F stated "3 Hours" — no °F stated Flat duration only, own page

What this does not do

Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere. The cooler ice retention claim comparator found a related shape — brands stating incompatible claims for what sounds like the same promise — in a different kind of insulated product, and the gun safe & fire safe fire rating comparator found the same "self-reported number vs. an actual disclosed test basis" split in a completely different market.