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• Fits most cupholders
• Color Last powder coat is durable, sweat-free and colorful
• Made with 18/8 pro-grade stainless steel for durability, pure taste and no flavor transfer
• TempShield double-wall vacuum insulation protects temperature for hours
• Compatible with size Large Press-In accessories
• Snug, secure, splash-resistant Press-In Straw Lid
• Flexible straw
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• Keep hot liquids out of the reach of children
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Hydro Flask 32 oz. All Around Travel Tumbler – Limited Edition Sugar Crush

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Color: Sugar Crush

• Limited Edition Sugar Crush colorway
• Ergonomic handle
• Press-In Straw lid
• 18/8 stainless steel
• Fits most cupholders

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• TempShield™ double-wall vacuum insulation helps eliminate condensation and keeps beverages cold for hours
• Color Last™ powdered coat delivers non-slip grip and lasting color without cracking or fading
• Pro-Grade 18/8 stainless steel construction provides durability and prevents flavor transfer
• Snug and secure, splash-resistant Press-In Straw Lid
• Flexible straw design allows for easy drinking
• Strong ergonomic handle makes carrying simple
• Compatible with size Large Press-In accessories
• Dishwasher safe, or hand wash with warm, soapy water. For thorough cleaning, separate straw from lid
• Due to the unique pattern, each bottle color and style may vary slightly
• Not for use on a stove, in a microwave or freezer
• Keep hot liquids out of the reach of children
• Capacity: 32 oz.
• Country of Origin : Imported
• Style : LE-TT32PSS24-G
• Brand : Hydro Flask
• Web ID: 24HFLU32ZTRVLTMBLHYD

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Hydro Flask has dropped the ‘sweetest’ water bottle color with the new Sugar Crush collection

• Published: Apr. 10, 2024, 11:50 a.m.

Hydro Flask has a sweet new water bottle and tumbler color with the Sugar Crush Collection. Hydro Flask

• Dawn Magyar | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

If you have a bit of a sweet tooth, this new color drop from Hydro Flask is sure to feed the crave.

Hydro Flash has launched the new Sugar Crush Collection of water bottles and tumblers, and it’s a sweet limited-edition release for spring.

Featuring a pastel swirl pattern, the Sugar Crush Collection is a limited-edition color from Hydro Flask that is available in select water bottles and tumbler styles.

The new Sugar Crush color is currently available in Hydro Flask’s 32 oz All Around Travel Tumbler and larger 40 oz All Around Travel Tumbler for $34 and $40, respectively. You can also pick it up in the 32 oz Wide Mouth Water Bottle for $45 and the 24 oz Wide Mouth for $40, which have the Flex Straw Cap.

Hydro Flask called the new Sugar Crush Collection “one sweet sip” and recommends snagging it now before it’s gone. This limited-edition color drop is sure to sell out go fast.

Here’s a look at the new Sugar Crush Collection from Hydro Flask you can shop now.

• 40 oz All Around Travel Tumbler for $40
• 32 oz All Around Travel Tumbler for $35
• 32 oz Wide Mouth with Flex Straw Cap for $45
• 24 oz Wide Mouth with Flex Straw Cap for $40

Find more water bottles from Hydro Flask online here.

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Starbucks free drinks are back so you can try the new spring menu

Starbucks is doing bogo drinks this thursday - a perfect time to try the new spring menu.

N eed a pick-me-up? On Thursday, you may want to head to Starbucks, where the coffee chain is bringing back its popular buy-one, get-one deal for Rewards members. From noon to 6 p.m., you can access a coupon in the Starbucks app and apply it while placing a mobile or in-store order to get a free drink with the purchase of any regular-priced drink - and the deal applies to the new spring menu , which features tons of gorgeous, floral new treats to try.

Read on to check out the new drinks on the Starbucks spring menu - plus some spring-colored travel mugs we love from YETI , Hydro Flask and more that you can use to get a reusable cup discount when you try them out.

Shop this article: YETI Rambler 20-oz Travel Mug in Seafoam , Contigo Pinnacle Vacuum-Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Mug with Spill-Proof Lid in Blue Slate , Hydro Flask Stainless Steel Wide-Mouth Bottle with Flex Sip Lid and Double-Wall Vacuum Insulation in Trillium

The Starbucks spring menu is packed with pretty, pastel drinks

The Starbucks spring menu introduces lavender for the first time, plus other flavors like matcha and hazelnut.

The Lavender Crème Frappuccino blends lavender and vanilla syrup with milk and ice. They're both then topped with whipped cream.

The Iced Lavender Cream Oatmilk Matcha is a gorgeous green and purple drink that features green tea with oat milk and lavender cream cold foam.

Other new offerings on the spring menu include the Iced Lavender Oatmilk Latte, the Lavender Oatmilk Latte and the Hazelnut Oatmilk Shaken Espresso. And don't forget the snacks! You can also try the new Vanilla Bean Custard Danish or the Chicken, Maple Butter & Egg Sandwich.

Spring-colored travel mugs that will pair perfectly with your Starbucks spring drinks

YETI Rambler 20-oz Travel Mug in Seafoam

The Yeti Rambler tumbler is the best of the best, according to BestReviews testers . It's made of stainless steel that's strong and durable to resist dents and dings, even when you drop it, plus it's spill- and leak-resistant. Its double-wall vacuum insulation keeps drinks at temperature for hours, but it's still dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning.

Contigo Pinnacle Vacuum-Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Mug with Spill-Proof Lid in Blue Slate

BestReviews testers say this mug offers the best bang for your buck, thanks to an Autoseal design that prevents leaking and spills and double-wall insulation that does a good job of holding drinks at temperature for several hours.

Hydro Flask Stainless Steel Wide-Mouth Bottle with Flex Sip Lid and Double-Wall Vacuum Insulation in Trillium

The Hydro Flask is dishwasher-safe and fits in most cup holders - plus it's made with a nonporous material that keeps residue or smells from previous drinks from lingering. It's well-insulated and does a good job of keeping drinks at temperature.

RTIC 30-oz Insulated Tumbler Stainless Steel Coffee Travel Mug with Lid in Salmon

The RTIC tumbler is durable and easy to take with you everywhere. Its flip-top lid works well with straws, and the outside doesn't sweat, so it'll keep your hands dry.

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EXEC: Osprey and Hydro Flask Both Expanding Product Ranges and Distribution

Consumer brand consolidator Helen of Troy reported that its Home & Outdoor segment, which includes the Osprey, Hydro Flask  and  OXO businesses, saw net sales increase 5.4 percent over the prior-year period due to growth in the OXO home category, Hydro Flask insulated beverageware, Osprey Packs  and  Travel and International.

Segment revenues totaled $223.3 million for  the three-month period  ended February 29, 2024, compared to $211.9 million in the prior-year comparative period.

The increase for the quarter was reportedly driven by 5.1 percent growth from Organic business, primarily from the rise in home category sales in the brick-and-mortar and club channels, higher Hydro Flask insulated beverageware sales, driven by its new travel tumbler, and International growth, primarily driven by demand for Osprey travel packs. These factors were partially offset by the unfavorable impact of the Bed, Bath & Beyond bankruptcy and a decrease in online channel sales in the travel pack and home categories.

OXO was highlighted as the number one branded line in the kitchen utensils and canister food storage categories while  still  gaining share in kitchen utensils over the last 12-month period. The brand achieved strong results driven by distribution gains in the mass channel, the timing of club promotional programs  and  strength and new distribution in grocery. At Walmart, the OXO  soft work  kitchen gadgets expanded, and the brand added a grilling line.

Hydro Flask Hydro Flask was said to have performed well online in the quarter, driven by the continued positive reception  to  its new travel tumbler, seasonal colors and promotion and post-holiday replenishment  and  International, particularly EMEA, seen as a growth opportunity.

“We are excited about where we are heading on this key brand,” shared company CEO Noel Geoffroy, “Being consumer-obsessed with Hydro Flask means launching on-trend color, design, style, customization  and  personalization options.

Geoffroy said the brand needs to offer different container and cap configurations to meet the needs of various consumer use occasions, whether in the car, at the gym, in the park, around the house  or  at school.

“We are also evolving our marketing content and targeting with support of our new marketing center of excellence, allowing us to better connect with our Hydro Flask consumer with the right message in the right place at the right time,” the CEO said.

“You’ll see us expand on these concepts with new product offerings such as the new Sugar Crush limited edition available in bottles and travel tumblers featuring a beautiful waterfall of pastel colors and the new insulated shaker bottle designed with an internal whisk ball perfect for mixing a smoothie or protein shake,” Geoffroy added.

He added that the company would further expand distribution of Hydro Flask in fiscal 2025.

“Hydro Flask tumblers do continue to be where a lot of the growth and where a lot of the energy is we think about kind of a Gen Z, female target that you know looks at these not only for the functionality but also a great design to match their  personal  style,” Geoffroy said.  “I do think, as a result of what I just said, the colors like Sugar Crush that we did a limited launch on in on DTC that moves  very,  very quickly.”

He also mentioned some customer exclusives, like the Blossom colorway, that they have in partnership with a sporting goods partner.

“So these sorts of things are  very interesting  to the consumer. They’re very willing to purchase multiples if it’s a color or design or a special edition  that they have to  have,” Geoffroy said. Configurations of shapes, caps  etc …  are also going to be  important . One of the other ones I mentioned that we launched,  and that  is off to  a nice  start, is the insulated shaker bottle.  Really  great for smoothies or protein shakes,  etc …  That’s the new shape that’s coming.”

The CEO said to expect  to see  more configurations and different formats as the year progresses to meet different occasions as they have done more work to understand their target consumer and distribution opportunities.

“This is a brand as we expand the target consumer where we need to be where those shoppers are shopping,” he emphasized. He also said personalization and customization are a big part of this category, and their new capability in the company’s new facility in Tennessee would only make them better in that area.

Regarding pricing and promotions, Geoffroy said the company made select adjustments to some Hydro Flask items. He said they looked across the Hydro Flask assortment and some of the competitive assortment and found a few places that they thought  they  could be sharper. “But I don’t see major other changes and less dynamics, kind of evolve over the year,” he said.

Osprey Packs Geoffroy said Osprey sales should strengthen internationally with growth in EMEA and APAC due to demand for  travel packs. In North America,  he said the brand made further inroads with key sporting goods retailers.  “For fiscal 2024, overall U.S. brand share strengthened for luggage, and we extended our number one position in technical packs,” he noted. “Osprey’s focus remains on making the world’s best past suited for a wide range of activities featuring our unique and superior design craftsmanship and commitment to sustainability, all backed by our All Mighty Guarantee.”

He said Osprey’s new collection continues to build on the brand’s strengths and heritage, including new designs for occasions like biking, day packs  and  inclusive sizes so everyone can experience the outdoors with the best gear.

“Perfect examples are three new additions to Osprey’s extended fit line of packs, which became available this spring and are already garnering positive consumer response on social media,” he elaborated. “Osprey’s  Farpoint 55 travel pack  has also been a hit, achieving 4.6 stars  in  Amazon out of over 1300 reviews.  We believe Osprey has a bright future  ahead , building on its strengths,  continuing to extend  into new adjacencies  and  leveraging the Helen of Troy operational and organizational scale.”

International Geoffroy said International posted double-digit growth in the quarter as the company benefited from more focused strategic choices on must-win brands and markets, strengthening distribution and distributor partnerships  and  implementing a more integrated organizational structure of the EMEA team.

While growth  was driven  by performance in EMEA with demand for both Braun and Revlon in the Beauty segment, Geoffroy also called out Hydro Flask benefitting from the company’s new strategic outdoor sports lifestyle and travel initiatives in Europe while leveraging Osprey’s European distribution footprint to accelerate growth.

“We will continue to prioritize international growth leveraging the must-win brand and market choices selected and elevate for growth,” he said.

While the commentary was mostly positive, there was one note of caution on the call as company CFO Brian Grass noted that the company  is still seeing  pockets of higher inventory in the outdoor channel, both domestically and internationally.

Geoffroy added that as they looked across the outdoor market, they saw a  little bit  more elevated inventory, but not necessarily in their areas per se, but more so across the entire store inventory.  His concern is the resulting lower open-to-buy in Osprey’s areas and  in  other  areas  where  they’re managing  their total inventory levels.  The tech path for us is on Osprey.

“ Obviously,  the core of the  business,  we have  a very strong  number one position,” he noted. “We extended that number one position over the last year, but the category has slowed versus where it was.”

He said the company does see growth in some of the other adjacent categories that Osprey has entered.

“So some areas like duffels and travel packs and lifestyle packs,  etc … show a little bit more growth, Geoffroy added. “But we called out kind of the pocket of inventory outdoors because we were seeing it  both  domestically and internationally.”

Segment Operating Profit On a segment basis, Home &  Outdoor  adjusted operating margin increased 160 basis points to 18.7 percent of net sales, driven by lower commodity and inbound freight costs, lower trade discount promotional program expense, and decreased inventory reserve expense.  These factors  were partially offset  by higher  expenses  associated with ramping the company’s new Tennessee distribution facility, an  increase in  annual incentive compensation expense, and a less favorable customer and product mix.

The segment operating margin was notable because it exceeded the total company operating margin by 520 basis points.

Guidance Looking ahead,  the company expects Home & Outdoor growth of 1 percent to 4 percent for the year ahead.

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