I've had my Stanley for 14 years now and it still works as well as it did when I first got it. I chose Stanley because my Dad carried his to work every day in his steel Stanley lunchbox. When I look at my Stanley thermos, I always think of Dad. 💕
I'm 15 years old, I bought my first Stanley about 5 months ago, and I can tell you, it's very sturdy, reliable, and gets the job done, it's a 16 oz red paint finish vacuum thermos that I carry black coffee in every day, and it's amazing, once I left coffee in it for about almost 2 days and it was still as hot as it was out of the coffee pot when I made it, huge thumbs up, I know I'm gonna be using that baby for the rest of my life.
I've had my Stanley Thermos for about 25 years now. It still keeps coffee hot for about 20 hours. After that it wont be piping hot but it keeps it warm enough. I have dropped it numerous times had to do a minor handle repair. That's it nothing else, I love it. I recieved it as a birthday or Christmas gift. Thanks Stanley for a great product.
I have a vintage Stanley 1-quart from the Fifties with a cork stopper and decal. It also kept my coffee hot for hours and hours. I bought the new 2-quart (1.9 liter) classic this morning at my local hardware store. I like their new winged-bear-with-a-crown logo!
Kaffe Hans you'll love it! If you fill it with boiling water and leave it sit for 5 minutes before filling it with coffee, you will get your best results.
@@georgeton4991 I do, and I'm still using it regularly. I carry a K-cup machine in the truck with me these days, but when I leave the house every week to start my 6 day shift, my Stanley is full.
i see you are a truck driver, funny thing is i drive a milk truck and what do i keep in the rig with me? a stanley thermos..... except i drink hot tea not coffee..... each to their own i suppose, but that damn thing is still hot 12 hours later
I take my Stanley thermos to work everyday I have one just like yours but the bottom part of the handle of mine came off in the first year then the top,I should have called Stanley I think there is a warranty. If I got a regular thermos it would be gone by now.The top under the lid of mine is broken a little and it leaks a little out of the top.
A good thermos is a treasure. I've had a few usa stanleys that were stone cold losers though. Bodys would get hot as soon as coffee was added. so there are vintage duds out there. Typically though, they are bullet proof. Wouldn't take anything for mine.
It is very bad that is made in China. That country is known for manipulating or replacing parts that can be a lot cheaper for them but it's very harmful for people. Yes it is very bad they're made in China.
ayer en montevideo Uruguay murió una persona por tener este termo, un rayo lo alcanzo por culpa de este termo, si van a la intemperie no recomiendo usarlos.
If it is not an advertisment, it is impressive. But i am not sure they still have this american quality. They say they become much worse since they made in China. But actually i respect China quality nowdays and i guess in several years we will see China thermoses that will be high quality and better then Stanley. That is just Stanleys fault, they can not make high quality thermoses in China. Many products in China are very high quality nowdays.
@@chrisfalcon9109 Sadly Stanley is now made in China, since 2002. Ive had the same Stanley since i first bought it in 1988 and just a few weeks ago a buddy of mine bought a brand new China made one that was complete shit, the outside got smoldering hot.
I've had my Stanley for 14 years now and it still works as well as it did when I first got it. I chose Stanley because my Dad carried his to work every day in his steel Stanley lunchbox. When I look at my Stanley thermos, I always think of Dad. 💕
I'm with you on that my dad did the same thing took his to work every day now I finally have my own.
My grandfather used to have a really old one that was like from the 1950s. Said that it last in about 30 years.
I'm 15 years old, I bought my first Stanley about 5 months ago, and I can tell you, it's very sturdy, reliable, and gets the job done, it's a 16 oz red paint finish vacuum thermos that I carry black coffee in every day, and it's amazing, once I left coffee in it for about almost 2 days and it was still as hot as it was out of the coffee pot when I made it, huge thumbs up, I know I'm gonna be using that baby for the rest of my life.
,my dad left me his Stanley thermos its been through hell
I've had my Stanley Thermos for about 25 years now. It still keeps coffee hot for about 20 hours. After that it wont be piping hot but it keeps it warm enough. I have dropped it numerous times had to do a minor handle repair. That's it nothing else, I love it. I recieved it as a birthday or Christmas gift. Thanks Stanley for a great product.
I have a vintage Stanley 1-quart from the Fifties with a cork stopper and decal. It also kept my coffee hot for hours and hours. I bought the new 2-quart (1.9 liter) classic this morning at my local hardware store. I like their new winged-bear-with-a-crown logo!
Excellent! This review made me buy my first stanley. Greetings from Denmark.
Kaffe Hans you'll love it! If you fill it with boiling water and leave it sit for 5 minutes before filling it with coffee, you will get your best results.
@@loryman10 thank!
@@loryman10 hi sir, you still got the Stanley?
@@georgeton4991 I do, and I'm still using it regularly. I carry a K-cup machine in the truck with me these days, but when I leave the house every week to start my 6 day shift, my Stanley is full.
I'm suddenly wishing I had asked for my Grandad's old Stanley Thermos.
Yeah :/ I’m in the same ballpark
20 Hrs no problem,
6 Tea bags and Fill, Never Put the Milk With it, keep milk Separate And You Have One Good Mug Of Tea.
i see you are a truck driver, funny thing is i drive a milk truck and what do i keep in the rig with me? a stanley thermos..... except i drink hot tea not coffee..... each to their own i suppose, but that damn thing is still hot 12 hours later
Robert I’m Glad you got it I love mine too.
Hope all those “Karen’s” aren’t snacking and driving. Sheeezz y’all , mind ya on “beeswax “ .
I take my Stanley thermos to work everyday I have one just like yours but the bottom part of the handle of mine came off in the first year then the top,I should have called Stanley I think there is a warranty. If I got a regular thermos it would be gone by now.The top under the lid of mine is broken a little and it leaks a little out of the top.
I just bought my first Stanley Classic 1.1qt today.
How do you like it?
I have a 1993 I still use it today in 2022 I'll continue to use it
I've had mine for 30 years it want keep coffee hot as long as it use to
Battle scarred
I need to know if you are filming while driving.
And it is a truck...that also confirms the rumors that trucks can be driven by itself.
Lol
Ive got one. They work.
Is this guy filming while driving?
It's a keeper
Why did you have one of these
A good thermos is a treasure. I've had a few usa stanleys that were stone cold losers though. Bodys would get hot as soon as coffee was added. so there are vintage duds out there. Typically though, they are bullet proof. Wouldn't take anything for mine.
Jus picked up one of these at a community exchange event for FREE! Looks like I scored big time 😊
it's after 2am
Was this made in USA? I think they are made in China now. I'll probably still buy one but I'm sure I won't get 17+ years.
I bought this one recently (in the end of 2016), it's made in China and still working.
Metal'n Matt The one in the video was made in Nashville. I'm still using it today.
I got 5 years on mine right now. Still good. Keeps ice all day in a heat wave
From what I've read, all Stanley products are engineered in the U.S., but are manufactured in China.
@@user-kl3fk5gz8c snd Now?
LOL..... What else do you need to know?... (Steaming coffee)
17 years... now going on 24 years
25 now. Bought it in summer '97. Still use it every day.
@@loryman10 does it still work just as good?
How fast are you going?
super! 🇩🇪👈👍
Rustic
Who's lesli calzada haha
I have same bottle 37 year ago my Papa buy from Saudi
I bought one in the mid 70's didn't work. Bought one in the mid 80's didn't work.I give up, not taking another chance.
Michael Kirkpatrick you have to prime it with hot water lol
@@James7796ify I did and the out side of the bottle would be so hot you couldn't hold it.
Hello are you still alive? No new videos?
Nada que ver a los termos que te vende ahora en todo el mundo aumentaron sus precios y se sacaron los logos y marcas del tapón de la manija
Que gusto leer un comentario español. Toda la razón subio demasiado
Pay attention to the driving, not the thermos.
Too bad they're not made in the U.S anymore
yes they are..what are you talking about?
is it any bad that they are made in china? i mean, quality is the same i think
It is very bad that is made in China. That country is known for manipulating or replacing parts that can be a lot cheaper for them but it's very harmful for people.
Yes it is very bad they're made in China.
oh nice info, idk how truth that could be, but its good to know
Thank God trump is trying to make things made in America again. #fuckchina
ayer en montevideo Uruguay murió una persona por tener este termo, un
rayo lo alcanzo por culpa de este termo, si van a la intemperie no
recomiendo usarlos.
Spanish?
Interesante amigo
@@ttete23 ñ
I hear the New Stanleys aren't as good anymore and are made in China.
If it is not an advertisment, it is impressive. But i am not sure they still have this american quality. They say they become much worse since they made in China. But actually i respect China quality nowdays and i guess in several years we will see China thermoses that will be high quality and better then Stanley. That is just Stanleys fault, they can not make high quality thermoses in China. Many products in China are very high quality nowdays.
Brought myne In 2016 just called stanley and they are replacing it. I wouldn't keep warm anymore.
At all.
China made
Your is made in USA and the new Stanley Thermos are Made in China
no they not bullshit Stanley still made in the USA
@@chrisfalcon9109 Sadly Stanley is now made in China, since 2002. Ive had the same Stanley since i first bought it in 1988 and just a few weeks ago a buddy of mine bought a brand new China made one that was complete shit, the outside got smoldering hot.
the chinese made ones are crap .