Wine cup holder?

[Norboo]

What do you use to hold wine glasses in place on your boat?

 

[Bruce]

We use higher quality clear plastic cups. They work well for the boat and tub without worrying about breakage.

You could use a stemless wine glass.

 

[RiverRat]

Just drink straight from the bottle.

 

[Norboo]

We use higher quality clear plastic cups. They work well for the boat and tub without worrying about breakage.

You could use a stemless wine glass.

I have stemless plastic but doesn't fit in the cup holder

 

[Bruce]

While not as cool, these should work

Do 242s have smaller cup holders?

 

[OrangeTJ]

We use our hands.

 

[007]

Nobody went for the obvious!

 

[cane.mba]

Straight from the box to a red solo cup! Hahahhaha ok I couldn't resist!


How about something like this?

http://www.boatoutfitters.com/yoebi...JP6i_ErIlx8NAdjQxQ3i1EZOj7utyg_IiEGROZT_D_BwE

Or

http://www.wayfair.com/AdNArt-Vino-2-Go-Wine-Tumbler-V2G-L1235-K~ADNA1015.html?refid=GX21919098300-ADNA1015_10887910&device=t&ptid=64500427980&PiID[]=10887910&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=ADNA1015_10887910&gclid=CjgKEAjw286dBRDmwbLi8KP71GQSJAAOk4sjYa-9jl-lvZuZGENf8n8ze4tTSXBXvoNVVwgL3H2JcPD_BwE

Or

http://www.zarcor.com/products/snapit/snapit_p2.php

 

[cane.mba]

@007 you beat me while I googled for a solution!

 

[Andy S]

My wife uses her Tervis cup with a lid on it, she is prone to spilling.

 

[Lextacy03]

We have 5 of these Tervis wine glass cups

 

[justason]

Just drink straight from the bottle.

be sure to use a straw, don't risk chipping a tooth hitting someones wake.....signed: Wile E Coyote !!

 

[txav8r]

We use a wine tumbler similar to what @Bruce uses. The are large and ours are 28oz, and with the Bordeaux shaped bowl, you don't spill if your moving. They are acrylic and serve the purpose well. Except that the acrylic seems to craze and actually crack at the lip after a few years. Ours get plenty of use as patio and pizza wine glasses as we take them to the pizza cafe as well. The cheap and small wine glasses there don't give you any room to enjoy playing with the wine and getting air into it. So the big bordeaux glasses really come in handy.

 

[Troy]

vino 2 go. Tervis cups made for wine.

 

[Norboo]

We use a wine tumbler similar to what @Bruce uses. The are large and ours are 28oz, and with the Bordeaux shaped bowl, you don't spill if your moving. They are acrylic and serve the purpose well. Except that the acrylic seems to craze and actually crack at the lip after a few years. Ours get plenty of use as patio and pizza wine glasses as we take them to the pizza cafe as well. The cheap and small wine glasses there don't give you any room to enjoy playing with the wine and getting air into it. So the big bordeaux glasses really come in handy.
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where did you get the acrylic wine cups?

 

[txav8r]

I will get you the website in a day or two @Norboo , not next to my files.

 

[cwoav8r]

I have had quite a few lexan (acrylic) wine glasses... most were thin and over time they cracked and yellowed as @txav8r mentioned. I found some at West about 3 years ago and use them all the time, they are great! No cracking and no yellowing... they are a little thicker and keep the contents cool a little longer, they still look like new and they fit in the cup holders perfectly.

http://www.westmarine.com/buy/strah...llection-osteria-chardonnay-tumbler--10859056

Cheaper at Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Strahl-Stemless-Osteria-Wine-Glass/dp/B00E3XX06Q/ref=sr_1_2?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1404842598&sr=1-2&keywords=Osteria 8-Ounce Stemless Wine Glass

Or you could go with stainless...

http://www.amazon.com/RSVP-Endurance-Stemless-Wine-Glass/dp/B004TGTYVM/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1383917811&sr=1-1&keywords=stainless wine glass

Just found this... kind of humorous:

 

[MOA_Chaser]

Women.

I use women for wine glass holders.

 

[Team Bristow]

As an employee of Dart Container (owners of Solo Cup) please continue to party with your Red Solo Cup. And remember that they are intended to be single use so buy lots of them.

 

[Glassman]

Sorry, no whining on the boat!



oh, wait...


nevermind.