A landscaping crew, a solar install team, a line crew for a utility contractor: anyone whose job happens outside for eight or ten hours loses real time to water breaks that shouldn't need to happen as often as they do. A 20-ounce bottle empties by mid-morning in July, which means a walk back to the truck or the cooler, more than once, on a day where every trip costs actual minutes. The fix isn't better discipline about staying hydrated. It's capacity.
Whoever's Outside From the First Truck to the Last
The 40 Oz. AWS Jackson Intrepid Recycled Stainless Steel Tumbler (from $41.10 at 24) holds enough that one fill before the truck pulls out can plausibly last the whole shift, even in the kind of heat that makes a smaller bottle useless by ten o'clock. It's also made from recycled stainless, which matters more than a footnote for a company that already markets itself on doing the job with less waste: a landscaping outfit, a solar installer, anyone whose pitch to a homeowner already mentions sustainability. Handing the crew a bottle that backs up the pitch instead of quietly contradicting it is worth the extra few dollars over a plain tumbler.
Whoever's Back at the Office Making That Pitch
The account manager who sold the job isn't carrying 40 ounces of steel into a client meeting. For the office side of the same company, the 17 Oz. Cutter & Buck® Recycled Stainless Steel Bottle (from $33.14 at 25) tells the same material story at a size that actually sits on a desk or rides in a bag between appointments. Same recycled steel, same reason to bring it up in conversation, a different job to do.
Whoever Just Applied
Recruiting days and hiring fairs need something to hand out that doesn't blow the budget on a stack of applicants who might not turn into hires. The 14 Oz. AWS Conrad Stainless Steel Bottle (from $6.29 at 25) covers that without pretending to be the crew's daily bottle. It's a low-cost way to put the logo in someone's hand before they've decided whether to take the job.
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The prices above are starting points at the quantities shown, not a locked quote, and there's usually room to work with once we know how many of each size the order actually needs. Get in touch for a firm number.