THE ALL THINGS CLINTUCKY STEEL CUP — SHIELD LOGO VERSION

A distinguished drinking vessel for people who aren't particularly distinguished.

Meet the Shield Logo version of the official Clintucky drinking cup—featuring the four pillars upon which this fine institution was apparently built: football, fishing, whiskey, and guns.

Basically a family crest if your family reunions require a cooler and a waiver.

This 16 oz steel cup is made for tailgates, docks, porches, cookouts, golf weekends, fishing trips, and gatherings that started as “just a couple people” and somehow ended with somebody sleeping in a lawn chair.

The classic Clintucky shield gives this version a little more sophistication.

And by sophistication, we mean we put a crest on the cup.

It's made from 100% recyclable steel with no plastic parts, so you can use it again and again instead of waking up to 47 red Solo cups scattered around the yard like evidence.

It holds a full 16 ounces of your favorite cold beverage—beer, cocktails, iced tea, water, or whatever mysterious concoction Coogan just handed you and said, “Trust me.”

The lightweight steel construction keeps things simple. No glass to shatter. No plastic to crack. No complicated lid with eleven pieces you'll lose immediately.

It's a metal cup with a shield on it. We're not curing anything here.

CUP SPECS

• 16 oz capacity — how responsible that is depends entirely on what you put in it

• 100% recyclable steel

• Plastic-free construction

• Lightweight and easy to bring anywhere

• Durable and break-resistant for people who drop shit

• Reusable, because apparently we're all doing this again next weekend

• Stackable for convenient storage between bad decisions

• Designed for cold beverages only

• Features the classic All Things Clintucky Shield

• Makes drinking out of a metal cup feel approximately 14% more official

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Hand wash only.

That's it.

If you need a YouTube tutorial to wash a metal cup, Coogan is no longer the person we're worried about.

Perfect for the tailgate, boat, dock, porch, backyard, golf outing, fishing trip, cookout, or that completely reasonable 2 p.m. beer that somehow turns into an 11 p.m. story.

Four symbols. One shield. Sixteen ounces. Terrible possibilities.