Almost certainly. Steadi fits 12-oz cans (Coke, LaCroix, sparkling water), slim cans (Red Bull, Celsius, Truly), tall cans up to 24 oz (Monster, Liquid Death), and most glass and plastic bottles. Cups and tumblers fit too, as long as the base is under 3 inches across — that covers many Yetis, Hydro Flasks, and Owalas. Not sure about a favorite cup? Measure the base. Under 3 inches and you're set.

That's where it was born. A bare can tips because it has a narrow base and a high center of gravity — and soft surfaces make both worse. Steadi flares the footprint and drops the balance point, so when the cushion shifts or an elbow lands nearby, your drink wobbles and settles instead of going over. Beds, rugs, patio chairs, and boat decks work the same way.

Yes — that's the trick of it. Steadi grips the drink itself, so it rides along with every sip and comes back down ready. One customer put it best: "It's like a cupholder that goes with your drink." When you finish, slide it off and onto the next can.

You've never dropped your phone, either — and you case it anyway, because the case costs almost nothing next to what's under it. Same math here, except what's under your drink is a laptop, a keyboard, or a white couch. And while you don't spill, the dog's tail, the shifting cushion, and the elbow reaching for the remote have made no such promise. After a week it stops feeling like a product and just becomes part of the cup. Even Scott doesn't spill — and his lives full-time on the Stanley on his desk. It's also how he and his wife tell their matching Stanleys apart.

Because they get claimed. One lives on the couch arm, one on the nightstand, one at the desk, one heads out to the patio — and if there are kids in the house, theirs stop being yours. The colors are the other half of the answer: four identical cans on the game-night table, and everyone knows exactly whose drink is whose. Most people start with the 4-pack; the 8-pack exists because of what happens after the first week.

Then you get your money back. Every order is covered by a 90-day, 100% money-back guarantee — free returns, no questions asked. If your drink still tips, we'll make it right. Fewer than 1 in 1000 orders comes back, so we can afford to be generous.

A rinse under the tap or a wipe with a damp cloth brings it back to new. It's waterproof, so condensation and spilled drinks are no trouble. We'd skip the dishwasher — heat is the one thing we don't recommend.

Orders ship from Orange, California — most leave the same or next business day, and U.S. delivery typically takes 2–5 days. Shipping is free on every order.

A veteran, a dad, and a house with three kids under three. Steadi is designed and made in the USA — patent pending — and founder-run from Orange, CA. When you email support, it's Scott who answers.