This photo shows a woman opening an Ice Pink YETI Rambler Tumbler outside in a winter landscape.

YETI Brings Back Limited-Edition ‘Ice Pink’ Ramblers

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To support breast cancer awareness during October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month, YETI has brought back its popular ‘Ice Pink’ Rambler drinkware collection in an effort to help outdoor lovers bring awareness into the wild.

Better yet, YETI has pledged to donate $100,000 to their two outdoorsy partners, Boarding for Breast Cancer and Casting for Recovery.

This photo shows a snowboarder holding an Ice Pink YETI Rambler Tumbler.
YETI has brought back its ‘Ice Pink’ color option to its Rambler drinkware to help raise breast cancer awareness when you venture out into wild places.

Boarding for Breast Cancer (B4BC) prepares young people with education on early detection, promotes the importance of maintaining a healthy, active lifestyle as the best means of breast cancer prevention, and provides survivor support for those affected by breast cancer. B4BC runs many events and campaigns, including Love Your Peaks, which supports breast cancer awareness through ski and snowboard resorts nationwide.

Casting for Recovery provides healing outdoor retreats for women with breast cancer, at no cost to the participants. The organization currently offers 40-plus fly fishing retreats across the country where participants can learn to fly fish with experienced instructors, alumni, and medical and psychosocial professionals. (If you’re already a fly fisher, you likely understand the healing power of casting.) Casting for Recovery says it has helped more than 10,000 women with breast cancer so far.

 

Ice Pink Ramblers!

The point of the Ice Pink Ramblers, of course, is to raise awareness — which is a worthy cause in and of itself because early detection is critical.

If you’re looking for great gifts for outdoorsy women, you would be hard pressed to go wrong with any of the Ice Pink Rambler series, which include travel mugs, tumblers, water bottles, and the popular 12 oz Colster Slim Can Cooler that’s perfectly sized for hard seltzers. In addition to being ultra rugged and well insulated, YETI drinkware is dishwasher safe — which is a key reason why we like YETI Rambler Tumblers.

One more note: The limited-edition Ice Pink series will likely sell out fast, so hop to now — even if you end up saving the Ice Pink Rambler for a gift this winter:

 

 

Related: YETI Roadie 48 and 60 Wheeled Cooler Review

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