Hot coffee and ice-cold hydration will be the order of the day at Glasgow 2026, with premium outdoor brand YETI set to support the Australian Commonwealth Games Team with customised products as an Official Supplier.
Renowned for durable and high-performance coolers and insulated drink wear, YETI’s products focus on high quality materials that blend form and function for everyday use.
Australian athletes and officials will each receive custom 36oz Rambler Bottles and 10oz Rambler Tumblers, while the delivery of performance healthcare and nutrition will be bolstered by a stable of Tundra Haul wheeled Coolers and Hopper Flip soft coolers – to support on the sidelines.
Australian Team Chef de Mission Petria Thomas OAM OLY said the partnership reflects the Australian Team’s focus on performance and sustainability.
“YETI’s commitment to durability and reusability aligns perfectly with our commitment to sustainability, and these products will play a meaningful role in supporting our athletes and officials at the Games,” Thomas said.
“Hydration is a critical part of performance, and YETI’s high‑quality products will give our Team one less thing to worry about as they prepare for Glasgow 2026 – we’re very grateful for YETI’s support and to be able to provide our team members with their world leading products, items that will be used long after the Games.”
Greg Cleveland, YETI Marketing Manager for Australia and New Zealand, said the company was proud to support the Australian Team on its journey to Glasgow 2026.
“Supporting the Australian Team is a natural fit for YETI and we’re thrilled to partner with them ahead of Glasgow 2026 at such an exciting time for sport in Australia,” Cleveland said.
“The athletes embody resilience, grit and a spirit of adventure, values that mirror our own. We’re proud to stand alongside them as they prepare for Glasgow 2026.
“We look forward to support the Australian Team in Glasgow and excited to stand behind them as they compete on the international stage.”
Providing reusable products to the Australian Team also supports Commonwealth Sport’s Clean Ocean Plastics Campaign, which aims to prevent one million pieces of plastic from entering Commonwealth waterways before the Games.
The initiative, delivered in partnership with the Royal Commonwealth Society, forms a key part of the Glasgow 2026 King’s Baton Relay and encourages communities to reduce waste, choose sustainable alternatives and protect local environments.
The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games will take place from 23 July to 2 August 2026.
