Hands-free carry for your coffee habit
Look, we're not saying you need a dedicated lanyard for your tumbler. But if you've ever tried balancing a coffee while scrambling over stiles on a morning dog walk, or had it roll off into a stream because you set it down for two seconds to tie a bootlace, you'll get why VSSL made this thing. The Rift Link clips straight onto the Rift Tumbler's anchor point and gives you a proper hands-free carry option that doesn't involve awkward carabiner arrangements or shoving it in a coat pocket that's three sizes too small. Made from tough polyester cord with a TPU-branded tab, it's the sort of simple bit of kit that solves an annoying problem without any faff.
- Compatible with the Rift Tumbler's integrated anchor point
- Provides a secure and low-profile carry loop
- Made from tough polyester cord
- Features a TPU branded tab
- Available in black or with coloured cordage
- Dimensions: 18 x 3.8 x 0.45 cm
- Weight: 4.5g
- Materials: Polyester cord and TPU
VSSL was born in the backwoods of Saskatchewan, Canada, where founder Todd Weimer spent his youth rigging up DIY survival kits in hollowed-out PVC pipes. That spirit of resourceful adventure never left him — but these days, VSSL is less about emergency gear and more about elevating everyday rituals in the wild. The new mission? To brew better coffee outdoors. And frankly, VSSL is nailing it.
Their ever-evolving range of precision-built, adventure-ready coffee gear is made to take your camp brew from just-about-decent to genuinely exceptional. We’re talking grinders that slip into your pack but deliver barista-worthy results, nesting pour-over kits that slot together beautifully and work like a charm, and tumblers built for comfort, flavour and frosty morning starts. This is gear made for real outdoor use — proper hardwearing kit that’s built to last. Designed for dialled-in coffee, even when you’re three days into the West Highland Way or brewing up at a windswept bothy. Because VSSL gets it — a good cup doesn’t just set you up for the day. It makes the moment. And when the view’s that good, the brew should be too.
