You’ve likely heard or seen the craze behind the Stanley Tumblers and if you’ve wanted to buy your own but the $45 price tag scares you, say no more.
I’ve created this Stanley Savings Challenge to help you afford your favorite tumbler in a fun way without breaking your budget.
We all know that feeling of wanting something special, but it seems just a bit out of our budget. Well, not anymore!
Today, I’m excited to share with you a fun, achievable way to save up for that coveted Stanley Tumbler, priced at $45. It’s all about small steps leading to big rewards and in this case, it’s about a big cup that promises to keep our water cold all day!
How to Do The Stanley Cup Savings Challenge
In case you didn’t know, The Stanley 40 oz Stainless Steel H2.0 FlowState Quencher Tumbler cost $45 and I created this savings challenge to help you evenly split up the cost by saving just $3 whenever you can.
Saving $3 for a total of 15 times will save you $45! You can do this as fast or as slow as you’d like. It just makes it a fun way to save money to purchase your very own Stanley Tumbler.
I even created a Stanley Cup Savings Challenge Printable that you can print and use to track your progress. You can then save $3 in cash or digitially (by putting into a savings account).
Each time you save $3, color in one of the water droplets. Once they are all colored in, you will have your $45 to pay for the tumbler (obviously account for a few dollars for tax).
You can even duplicate this savings challenge over and over so you have a sinking fund filled each time a new Stanley Cup launch happens (which seems to be quite frequent).
Where to Buy Stanley Tumblers
Once you have saved up enough, you are probably wondering where to buy Stanley Tumblers. While these tend to sell out fast, my favorite places to get them are:
This may seem like a small savings achievement but remember that you have to start somewhere, right?
So, give this Stanley Savings Challenge a try and be on track to purchase your first (or 10th) Stanley Tumbler without the need to go over budget or go into debt to get one!
Happy Saving!