Thor's Power
250 Years. 250 Cups.
The forge burns red, white, and blue.
The Thor’s Power 4th of July Elite Founder’s Cup is a limited patriotic release created to honor America’s 250th year — one cup for every year since the founding spirit of independence was declared.
Only 250 tumblers will be made.
Once this run sells out, this design retires.
Built with a bold black finish and premium silver-style engraving, this Founder’s Cup blends patriotic strength with the Norse-inspired identity of Thor’s Power. The design features the Thor’s Power mark, an Independence Day Founder’s engraving, an eagle-and-shield centerpiece, stars, stripes, and Norse-inspired detailing that gives the cup a powerful, collectible feel.
This is not standard drinkware.
This is a launch-era collector piece built for those who carry grit, duty, freedom, and purpose into everything they do.
Product Details
- Limited 250-cup holiday release
- Created for America’s 250th year
- 4th of July Elite Founder’s Cup design
- Black tumbler with premium silver-style engraving
- Patriotic eagle, shield, stars, and Norse-inspired details
- Built for coffee, water, energy drinks, hydration mixes, and daily use
- Designed for work, training, long shifts, travel, and the grind
- Lead time: 5–7 business days
Mission-Driven Release
When the 4th of July Elite Founder’s Cup sells out, Thor’s Power will donate a portion of the proceeds to Wounded Warrior Project in honor of those who carried the weight, paid the price, and kept moving forward.
Thor’s Power is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Wounded Warrior Project.
Limited Availability
Only 250 cups are available.
One for every year since America declared independence.
No restock is planned.
No second run is guaranteed.
Once they are gone, this design retires.
Built for the shift.
Forged for the grind.
Carried by the few.
When this limited run sells out, Thor’s Power will donate a portion of proceeds to Wounded Warrior Project. Thor’s Power is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Wounded Warrior Project.