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Get 24% off on select Stanley cups at REI, more on the way

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REI’s Black Friday event is going on through December 9, and it turns out to be a surprisingly good place to get Stanley cups (the ones that hold beverages, not the sports trophy). We’ve found four deals on Stanley IceFlow cups that are all 24% off, and then more new Stanley cups are coming on December 9 when the deal is over. Tap the button below to check out REI’s Stanley collection or keep reading to see which one of these Black Friday deals makes the most sense for you to buy. Note that all of the on-sale Stanley cups from REI are Black Friday deals under $50, making them an easy pickup.

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Why you should buy a Stanley IceFlow cup, plus what’s coming

The big deal of the time is for Stanley’s IceFlow cups. What are they? There are a few models and they all differ slightly, but Stanley IceFlow models are all designed with a double-wall vacuum insulation wall to keep your drinks cool. They’re also all dishwasher safe for easy cleaning and, at this time, at least 24% off. Here’s the specifics on what we’re seeing now:

  • The Stanley IceFlow Straw Tumbler is a rough and tumble stainless steel tumbler with insulation that can keep iced beverages chilled for up to 2 days — $26 $35 24% off
  • The Stanley IceFlow Vacuum Water Jug is a larger 40 oz. cup with a rugged handle and built-in fence hook — from $31 $45 31% off
  • The Stanley IceFlow AeroLight is even bigger at 50 oz. but features spun steel that is 33% lighter than the standard fare. This Stanley cup is discontinued, so once it’s sold out, it’s gone — from $38 $55 31% off
  • Finally, this last Stanley IceFlow Vacuum Water Jug has a familiar rugged design, but comes in a 64 oz. size — $42 $55 24% off

All of these cups are perfect for the taking with you to the bleachers, your outdoor job, or as a take-along while jogging or working out. If you work in an overly-heated office, they’ll certainly be welcome there, too.

Finally, note that REI is getting new styles of the Stanley Quencher ProTour Flip Straw Tumbler starting on December 3. At the moment of this writing, it is impossible to tell if they’ll be on sale, but you can tap the button below to see them, along with all of REI’s Stanley collection. Alternatively, check out these Black Friday Yeti deals if you want to give Stanley some good competition.

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