The Stanley Cup takeover: worth it? – The Pioneer Press

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The Stanley Cup takeover: worth it? – The Pioneer Press

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Priced at a whopping $45 with a wide array of color choices, the “Adventure Quencher” has taken over the water bottle market. Starting as a wishlist item for holidays, the Stanley Cup became popular during Christmas and has continued to take off since then. We’ve seen this before with Hydroflasks and Yetis as well.  

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