Liquid Death

The silicone around the mouth is surprisingly thick and durable, so it holds up to repeated use without tearing. I set this up for a recycling party last weekend and everyone had a blast trying to jam their cans in there. Perfect for making a chore feel like a game.

Honestly, the 7.1 cubic foot capacity is perfect for parties—we had eight people cycling through without any jams. The mouth opening is wide enough to handle standard cans easily, and it’s surprisingly sturdy after a few dozen uses. Cleanup was a cinch, too.

I was worried about the size, but 7.1 cubic feet is actually perfect for my recycling station—it holds a shocking amount of crushed cans. The mouth opening is wider than expected, so my friends and I had no trouble taking turns during our last party. This thing really makes saving the planet feel like a fun group activity.

I was a bit skeptical about the 7.1 cubic foot capacity, but it really fits a surprising number of cans before needing to be emptied. The material feels sturdy enough for repeated use at parties, so it’s held up well so far.

The mouth opening is a bit smaller than I expected, but it still fit standard-sized cans perfectly for our party. Assembly took maybe 10 minutes, and the sturdy plastic construction held up well through multiple rounds of recycling.

It's definitely a conversation starter at parties, but the 7.1 cubic feet of space feels a bit awkward to reach into while trying to align a can. Assembly was straightforward, though the plastic mouth piece doesn't look as sturdy as I'd hoped for frequent use.

The 7.1 cubic feet is definitely roomy enough for a party, but the material around the opening feels a bit flimsy for the price. It's fun for a laugh, though I'm not sure how many uses it'll hold up to.