Tired of constantly holding your drink up in the air while swimming or floating. Try the new Drink Dinghy! It's convenient and fun! Set your drink in the cup holder, attach the tether to your wrist or lifejacket and relax! Lake: Whether swimming at the beach, floating at a party cove or lounging in the water by the dock, your drink will be right beside you! Pool: The Drink Dinghy allows you to keep your drink nearby to eliminate numerous trips out of the pool to have a sip of your favourite beverage! River: Floating down the river is a perfect time to use a Drink Dinghy to keep your hands free for navigating! Formerly the AquaCoozie! Drink Dinghy Hands Free Floating Beverage Holder holds 30oz Tumblers (Yeti, Rtic, Ozark, etc.), Bottles, Cans, and Fountain Beverages. Perfect for the Pool, Lake, and Rivers!
K**G
Best float for 30oz Yeti, with some reservations
The donut part is a durable foam material and the insert cup is plastic. The insert must be removed to fit / wedge in / hold a 30oz Yeti tumbler. It can't be completely full, otherwise it will flip over easily, so sip your drink down and inch or two before you put it into the float. Plan on picking up the whole thing for a sip instead of taking it out and putting it back in the float again. Got a cool silicone straw to make sipping less drippy...The bungee wrist tether is pretty neat, and makes it easy to keep your drink close. We used the clip to tie it to our hammock float instead of using the wrist bungee, but either would work great.The plastic up part...I wish it was just a simple cup without the graduated / tiered bottom. Using my 20oz Yeti or tumbler of that size, the bottom of the cup holder is a problem. It tips other tumblers to the side, because they can't sit flush with the bottom of the cupholder. It's made to snugly hold a can at the bottom-most part of the cupholder. In reality, few would want to can straight into the cupholder without a koozie around it. This design is more trouble than it's worth. If I were to redesign it, a simple, single-level plastic cupholder would be better, with a counterweight at the bottom for stability of the overall float. I'm getting a couple stone car coasters to put down in that part of the cupholder to help solve these issues.Overall, I did a lot of looking, and this is the best float I've seen for your stainless tumblers, and the best tether setup, too. Can't wait to take it on a resort trip here in a few weeks!
A**R
PERFECT!!!!
I used this in a lake. It floats really well. It holds a regular size solo cup perfectly with the center plastic piece in it. We removed the plastic center piece and used it to hold a 30 oz Yeti tumbler. It fit perfectly also. The lake was pretty rough, and it did not need to be supported to keep the drink upright. I will be ordering more for other family members for the next lake vacation.
K**K
Amazing!!
Love love love my drink dingy! It’s perfect in the lake or pool! It’s my favorite new lake accessory!
A**N
not stable
We no longer use it as its not stable at all
J**S
Read dimensions properly
A little large for my liking
A**R
Very disappointed.
The dinghy flips over very easily with a drink in it.
R**E
Best floating beverage holder out there!
This product is awesome! I float my 30 oz RTIC tumbler in it perfectly! Of course you have to remove the cup holder first! It handles up to 3 foot rolling waves with no problem. Best product out there for floating your beverage!
J**W
Works great with 30 oz. Tumblers!
Works perfectly. We habe a dozen of these on our boat and use the all the time with the big Yeti Tumblers and just have to remove the insert for them to work great!
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