As far as design goes, the Era is a sleek, single-color tumbler (the straw, handle and cup are all one color). The HydroFlask tumbler has a similar, single-color design with a longer straw.

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Plus, the rubber grip lid allows you to easily open your Era without having to touch the straw, and the comfort grip handle enables easy carrying wherever you go.

And it’s even got a lifetime warranty. Spill-free, long-lasting hydration for errands, the gym, or simply sipping at home, the BrüMate Era tumbler redefines hydration with a surprisingly ...

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Head on, both tumblers appear appear strikingly similar: they both hold 40 oz, have tapered/cupholder-compatible bases, side handles, and exposed straws. However, there’s one major difference ...

An anti-slip rubber insert is also included for extra stability, plus there’s a mug handle cutout. It’s well-suited for tumblers from a variety of brands, with sizes up to 40 ounces.

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