Beach cup holder questions

Only consider a firm, level spot supporting the entire 5.2-inch footprint. Loose, sloping or shifting sand can let the base sink or tilt. Use a stable table when the sand cannot provide support. Steadi is not a sand anchor.

No. Steadi slips onto your drink and rests freely. It has no stake, clamp or umbrella attachment. Our comparison guide explains when those options are the better choice.

Only on a closed, stationary cooler with enough flat space to support the full base. Move the drink before opening or moving the cooler.

Container bases 2–3.15 inches across, inclusive. Check full seating, low handles and added boots. Standard 12 oz cans and the exact 40 oz Stanley Quencher H2.0 are confirmed examples, not a promise for every model.

There is no verified beach-wind or wave rating. Steadi is not anchored and does not prevent every spill. Choose a supported spot away from the water and keep the drink clear of moving equipment.

No. Steadi does not cover the opening or insulate a drink. Choose a suitable lid and insulated drinkware separately when those are important.

Check the official rules for your exact beach. Some prohibit glass. Our beach illustrations use a can, reusable tumbler and plastic cold cup.

Hand wash to remove grit, then let it dry. No dishwasher or microwave. Check that no sand interferes with seating the container.

Steadi holders in your chosen pack size and colors. Drinkware, furniture and other beach equipment are not included.

Made in USA by a veteran-owned, family-run business. Patent pending. $4.95 U.S. shipping per order and a 90-day money-back guarantee; see the local terms.