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Stainless is the honest version of the product. Instead of a powder coat, you get the 304 stainless steel body itself, which puts it in a different visual category from the fifteen painted finishes. The cap system, the vacuum wall and the dimensions are identical to every other unit in the family.
A painted finish can chip; a bare metal one cannot, because there is nothing sitting on top of the substrate. What it will do instead is take on a patina of fine scratches that dulls the brushed grain over time. Some people consider that a flaw and buy black; others consider it the point and buy this.
Brushed stainless shows fingerprints, and that is the honest downside of the finish. They wipe off with a dry cloth and the grain hides them better than a mirror polish would, but if the piece is going to be handled constantly by people eating with their hands, a matte color is the lower maintenance choice.
Because it is not a color, Stainless goes with every other finish in the range without a decision. In a household that already has a Navy, a Coral and a Magenta in circulation, the stainless unit is the spare that belongs to whoever is visiting. It is also the one that looks least out of place in a kitchen full of appliances.
| Fits | 12 oz cans, tall slim cans, 12 oz bottles |
|---|---|
| Insulation | Dual wall vacuum, sweat proof exterior |
| Body material | 304 stainless steel |
| Finish | Powder coat, chip and crack resistant |
| Dimensions | 3.1 in x 5.5 in |
| Cleaning | Hand wash or dishwasher |
| Other | BPA free |
| Color | Stainless |
| Model | 3 in 1 Insulated Can Cooler |