Stanley Mountain Vacuum Trail Mug, 12 oz, Stainless Steel
August 14, 2018 - Comment
Furthering our quest to sustain the daily rigors of work and camp, the 12oz Mountain Vacuum Trail Mug opens wide for that fresh cup of coffee experience on the go. The handy carrying ring and integrated lid ensure you never leave this one behind.
Product Features
- Vacuum insulation keeps drinks hot or cold 6 hours, or iced 30 hours
- 18/8 stainless steel won’t rust; naturally BPA-free
- Folding loop extends to carry or clips to packs
- Leak proof and fully packable
- Dishwasher safe and car cup compatible
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and wide mouth for easy cleaning. There is a nifty wire handle for … This is a neat product, a light mug designed for Trail or travel, that keeps tea or coffee hot for hours. It is double walled for heat retention, and wide mouth for easy cleaning. There is a nifty wire handle for carrying or clipping onto a backpack. Some may not like the plastic inside touching the hot liquid. I had problem twisting the cap, ridges would help. I hope that ridges would be incorporated in future redesign.
This is my everyday mug. I’m rather unintentionally rough … This is my everyday mug. I’m rather unintentionally rough on things and this has taken all the casual beating I can give it. It’s been dropped, banged around in my backpack, and almost run over once. So far, it’s only got a couple of scuff marks.It’s stainless steel inside and out. Only the ring around the cap and neck of this mug is plastic. I guess the inside of the lid is plastic, too, but that’s holding some insulating material to keep heat from leaking out of the lid…
No Frills/Robust Product. Very happy overall. If this caught your eye, there is a good chance it’s the mug you have been looking for.Beverage Containers can be either very easy to open and drink, or spill proof… but not both.This product errs on the side of being dependably spill proof and tough, which is actually hard to find these days.The lid is not super easy to remove, but I personally prefer that over having something that isn’t leak proof. I would guess you need to turn the lid around 300 degrees to…