In ancient days, warriors and wanderers carried engraved metal vessels into battle and across distant shores — symbols of their endurance and companions on every journey. The Diomedes “Never Say Die” Tumbler is its modern heir: a stainless-steel chalice for those who rise early, roam far, and refuse to yield.
Lightweight yet unbreakable, this 20oz tumbler bears the Diomedes emblem — the skull of defiance crowned by crossed tools of craft and resolve. Its double-walled construction holds heat like a hearth and preserves cold like a mountain spring, keeping your drink steady through long travels, cold mornings, and sun-struck afternoons.
The spill-resistant lid seals your brew the way a warrior seals his oath, while the slim base slips easily into most cup holders — from trucks and work vans to the chariots of modern life. Whether you greet the dawn with coffee or cool your spirit with iced brew, this tumbler stands at your side like a trusted ally.
Raise it as a reminder:
Never Say Die. Never Break. Never Bow.
In ancient days, warriors and wanderers carried engraved metal vessels into battle and across distant shores — symbols of their endurance and companions on every journey. The Diomedes “Never Say Die” Tumbler is its modern heir: a stainless-steel chalice for those who rise early, roam far, and refuse to yield.
Lightweight yet unbreakable, this 20oz tumbler bears the Diomedes emblem — the skull of defiance crowned by crossed tools of craft and resolve. Its double-walled construction holds heat like a hearth and preserves cold like a mountain spring, keeping your drink steady through long travels, cold mornings, and sun-struck afternoons.
The spill-resistant lid seals your brew the way a warrior seals his oath, while the slim base slips easily into most cup holders — from trucks and work vans to the chariots of modern life. Whether you greet the dawn with coffee or cool your spirit with iced brew, this tumbler stands at your side like a trusted ally.
Raise it as a reminder:
Never Say Die. Never Break. Never Bow.
