Large Stubby Holders
Neoprene is what every one of these large stubby holders with logo is made from, and the thickness changes how they feel in the hand. The thicker stuff wraps wine bottles, long-neck beers and bigger water bottles with glued bases and seams that are glued and stitched, so the holder keeps its shape. Lighter open cell foam goes into slimmer water bottle and wine sleeves that squash flat when they're not in use. Straps, belt clips and zips vary from style to style. Can drinkers get four and six can carriers with shoulder straps, while a six can cooler bag goes further with divided compartments and handles reinforced with black stitching.
Saturday at a country footy final and the bowls club next door has set up a bar on the hill. A bloke buys a six pack, slips it into a neoprene cooler bag and carries it up the slope by the handles. The cans stay cold right through the last quarter, and the bag gets folded into the glovebox for the next game.
Most styles can be printed, and some promotional large stubby holders can be sublimated in full colour. For single cans and stubbies, take a look at our novelty stubby holders.
Worth Knowing
What makes large stubby holders with logo a good giveaway?
Lighter open cell foam sleeves fold flat and pack down small, so a stack slips into satchels for handing out. Thicker neoprene styles with glued bases and seams hold wine bottles, long-neck beers and bigger water bottles firmly on outdoor days.
Should I go with thicker neoprene or lighter foam?
Thicker neoprene suits heavier bottles and outdoor days because the glued base and seams hold the bottle firmly. Lighter open cell foam suits giveaways and satchels, since it folds flat and packs down small.
Is a can carrier or a cooler bag better for a club?
A six can cooler bag is better when members walk a fair way, since the handles and divided compartments keep cans steady. A four or six can carrier with a shoulder strap is lighter and quicker to grab.
Which features matter for custom large stubby holders at outdoor events?
Carrying options matter most, so look for belt clips, shoulder straps or wrist straps. Zip closures also help on bumpy walks, because the bottle can't slide out of the holder.