stout glass

Most of the options hold about 16 ounces, while some traditional pub-style pint glasses are listed at 19 ounces.

They are double‑walled and filled with an internal cooling gel—an insulated plastic wall containing proprietary/active gel that chills when frozen.

The listings specify freezing the glass for roughly two hours, after which the cooling gel keeps drinks chilled for up to about two hours.

Heights range roughly from 5.75 inches up to 7.25 inches, with common widths around 3.25 inches.

They are commonly sold in 2‑piece and 4‑piece sets.

Freezer‑gel plastic pints are promoted for outdoor use—backyard barbecues, tailgates, and hot summer days—while pub‑style glasses are positioned for bar or pub drinking occasions.

Freeze the double‑walled pint (manufacturers recommend placing it upside down) for about two hours before pouring.

The descriptions specifically mention pilsner, IPA, stout, and cider as suitable beer types for these glasses.

Many freezer‑gel plastic pints include an ergonomic silicone comfort‑grip band or no‑sweat silicone grips for comfortable handling, a feature emphasized for outdoor use.