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.  

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

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