Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState 1,18L - 30 Oz Tumbler

Stanley Quencher H2.0 FlowState 1,18L shows up as the 30 oz tumbler with a handle, a FlowState three-position lid, and a price of $40.00 on Stanley 1913. Its stainless-steel body, reusable straw, and cup-holder-friendly base set the specification list for the U.S. version.

What Stanley Lists

The Stanley page names 90% recycled 18/8 stainless steel, BPA-free construction, double-wall vacuum insulation, a FlowState screw-on 3-position lid, and a reusable straw. It also lists 9 hours cold and 40 hours iced, plus a 3.15-inch base diameter and dishwasher-safe care. Stanley 1913 product page

Target's U.S. listing for the same 30 oz H2.0 FlowState Quencher shows $24.00, a 30-ounce capacity, a lifetime limited warranty, and the same 3.15-inch base diameter. The retailer also repeats the 9 hours cold and 40 hours iced figures. Target listing

Owner And U.S. Office

Stanley 1913 says it is headquartered in Seattle, Washington, and lists customer support on its contact page. The same site identifies Stanley 1913 as a brand of PMI WW Brands, LLC, an operating company owned by Morgan Street Holdings. Stanley contact page

The brand's newsroom repeats the Seattle headquarters and points customers to the support page for warranty claims, shipping, orders, returns, and more. That makes the U.S. sales setup straightforward for American buyers looking at the Quencher line. Stanley newsroom

How It Compares

Against Stanley's own 40 oz Quencher, the 30 oz version is lighter at 1.18 lb and smaller in size, while the 40 oz page lists 1.18 lbs with larger dimensions and a $55.00 price. The 30 oz model keeps the same lid, straw, and insulation package, so the difference is mainly capacity and footprint. Stanley 40 oz page

Where It Fits

For readers comparing cup-size tumbler options, the Quencher H2.0 FlowState 30 oz sits in the middle of Stanley's range and keeps the feature set simple: stainless steel, a reusable straw, a three-position lid, and dishwasher-safe care. The model works best for anyone who wants the Quencher format without moving up to the bigger 40 oz body.