Name: Tervis Memphis Grizzlies 30oz. Ombre Stainless Steel Tumbler
Brand: Tervis
SKU: 200799260
Price: 44.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Tervis Memphis Grizzlies 30oz. Ombre Stainless Steel Tumbler - 200799260

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200799260

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Tervis

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Raise a cup to your Memphis Grizzlies with this 30oz. Ombre Stainless Steel tumbler from Tervis. It features a double-walled, vacuum-insulated design so your cold drinks stay cold for 24 hours or hot for eight. The Memphis Grizzlies graphics will let everyone know where your fandom lies every time you take a sip.

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