Yukon Outfitters 16 oz. Pint Review: Stackable Camp Utility in a Small Serving Size
At a Glance
A stackable camp-and-home cup whose 16 oz size divides owners.
Construction & features
- 18/8 stainless steel
- 16 US fl oz capacity
- Stackable format; dishwasher-safe listing
- Textured powder coat; 5 in high × 3.5 in wide
+ What stands out
- Owners use it repeatedly at home and camp
↗ Check before buying
- The serving may be smaller than wanted
Price and availability subject to change
The Yukon 16 oz Pint is a simple stacking cup for home and camp. Jerry uses it on trips and for iced tea at home; Carlin drinks iced tea from it daily. The strongest disagreement is not material quality but serving size: George and Bailey both wish it held more.
| Published detail | Practical meaning |
|---|---|
| 16 US fl oz / 473 ml | A smaller serving than the 20 or 30 oz tumblers |
| 5 in high × 3.5 in wide | Check storage space against the stated axes |
| 0.22 lb | A listed product weight, not liquid capacity |
| Stackable; dishwasher-safe claim | A different routine from a lidded insulated tumbler |
The manufacturer specifies 18/8 stainless steel and a textured powder coat. It does not document vacuum insulation or a leakproof lid for this pint. Owners liking cold drinks do not establish an insulation construction or a duration benchmark.
Compare the 20 oz tumbler if a slider lid and documented insulation are the missing features.
Source: official listing and attributed owner accounts. Research-led assessment; no personal testing.
Pros & Cons Analysis
Based on the attributed sources and product documentation discussed above
Pros
- Carlin’s daily iced-tea routine and Jerry’s trips support everyday utility beyond a gift or arrival impression.
Cons
- George and Bailey independently want more than 16 oz. Carlin likes that size, so the issue is your routine rather than a capacity defect.
Choose the serving before the finish
Choose the pint for a compact, stacking cup when 16 oz is enough.Move to a documented insulated tumbler if slower temperature change and a lid are priorities; do not infer those features from cold-drink praise.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is vacuum insulation documented?
No. The captured pint specification describes stainless steel and stacking, but does not establish vacuum-insulated construction.
Technical Specifications
| Model | Yukon Outfitters 16 oz. Pint |
|---|---|
| Edition | YSW16OD; historical owner editions not verified |
| Intended fit / audience | Camp and everyday drinkware |
| Item weight | 0.22 lb |
| Item weight basis | Manufacturer listed; measurement method not specified |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 5 in height × 3.5 in width; no separate length supplied |
| Liquid capacity | 16 US fl oz (manufacturer also lists 473 mL) |
| Body material | 18/8 (304) stainless steel; textured DuraGrip coating |
| Insulation construction | Not verified |
| Lid configuration | Not verified |
| Leakproof claim | Not verified |
| Cleaning instructions | Manufacturer says dishwasher safe |
