I need a good 1 gallon water jug.,,

[xray 99]

...that doesn’t leak. I bought a cheap Igloo and it leaks no matter what. I don’t want to spend a day’s wages on one.

[txdpd]

Speaking of.......

https://www.rticcoolers.com/shop/drinkware/bottles/One-Gallon-Jug-Stainless

[Eric_L]

Speaking of.......

https://www.rticcoolers.com/shop/drinkware/bottles/One-Gallon-Jug-Stainless

That is a good price. I have one. It’s ratio of surface area is greater so it does not stay as cold for 24 hours compared to 1/2 gallon jug, but it will easily hold ice all day. The spout is small. The Yeti has a better spout, at a significantly higher price. I would buy again.

[FNFAN]

Speaking of.......

https://www.rticcoolers.com/shop/drinkware/bottles/One-Gallon-Jug-Stainless

Thanks! Bought one for the son and I.

[jeep45238]

I honestly just buy a gallon of water at the gas station for my crew to start the day off, works pretty well and some of them have just re-used/filled the same jug for the last few months.

I’m a personal fan of having a topped off 3L+ camelbak to start the day with and a 5 gallon cooler for refills.

[xray 99]

Thanks! Bought one for the son and I.

I bought one too. Thanks.

[Hambo]

Speaking of.......

https://www.rticcoolers.com/shop/drinkware/bottles/One-Gallon-Jug-Stainless

Ordering. Thanks.

[Wake27]

Speaking of.......

https://www.rticcoolers.com/shop/drinkware/bottles/One-Gallon-Jug-Stainless

Glad you posted this, I bought a bunch.

[Cypher]

...that doesn’t leak. I bought a cheap Igloo and it leaks no matter what. I don’t want to spend a day’s wages on one.


I have a 40 ounce Hydroflask that I use for work. I store it in my freezer and it keeps my water ice cold for my entire shift. I've left it sitting on the counter open over night and it kept the ice frozen. I've also put it to pretty hard use for 3 years (dropping it and having it fall off my car and such) and it's stood up to it I'm pretty sure they make a gallon sized container. I paid 50 bucks for it.

ETA I went back and looked and they do make a gallon sized jug.


As a side note when I worked as a night rover for the city utilities I found the expensive insulated Starbuck's coffee mugs in the most random places all over town. I would take them home and literally boil them and put them to use. If I took coffee to work in one it kept the coffee hot for as long as it took me to drink it and you couldn't beat the price.