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Promotional Gibraltar Hi Ball Glasses With DuraTuff® Strengthening
1 Colour Option
from $12.06 to $8.63 ea
48 min qty
High ball glasses with logo printing or etching start with clear glass, and Libbey DuraTuff treatment toughens the rim or upper glass on many of them so they handle heat and knocks better.
Straight sided tumblers, including compact juice glasses with grip nobs under the base and chip guaranteed rims.
Slim tall styles and curved hurricane bodies with fire polished sheer rims.
Stackable glasses with an etched or moulded shelf line and a thick squared base.
Flared wide mouth styles and pentagon or hexagon based glasses with a weighted sham.
Octagonal faceted and panelled tumblers, running up to the largest long drink sizes, plus a fully tempered option.
A small café adding a cocktail menu wants glasses that make a long iced drink look generous without the bar staff juggling fragile stemware. A tall glass with a weighted base gives the barista a steady spot to build a drink over ice, and the customer gets something comfortable to hold through a long lunch. Stackable shapes also keep a cramped back bench tidy.
Most styles can be printed or laser etched to make branded high ball glasses, and both decorations are rated dishwasher safe, so they come through repeat washes. For drinks that need a lower, heavier glass, see our scotch glasses.
Questions Worth Asking
What's the difference between a hurricane and a faceted high ball glass? A hurricane style has a smooth curved body that tapers inwards, finished with a fire polished sheer rim. Faceted styles have octagonal or vertical panels down the sides, which add grip and a heavier, more traditional look.
What does DuraTuff strengthening do? It's a Libbey treatment applied to the rim area or upper glass that makes it better at handling thermal shock and knocks. On some styles it also means the glass breaks into larger, less hazardous fragments.
How do stackable highballs avoid getting stuck together? They have an etched or moulded stacking line that stops each glass sliding too far into the one below. A thick squared base on many of them keeps the stack steady on a shelf.
Which high ball glasses with logo suit a hotel or restaurant bar? Stackable DuraTuff styles suit a busy hotel bar, since the thick squared base keeps a stack steady and the treated rim handles heat and knocks. Curved hurricane glasses with fire polished sheer rims give a restaurant a finer look on the table.
