Titanium Mug

Product arrived full of dead flies, was so pleased it finally arrived didnt really notice the little devils inside the mug as I wrapped a silicone band around its lip and sat checking out its titanium beauty from the comfort of my throws on my couch. Not sure that I will ever be able to forget the trauma of gradual realisation as I began to experiment with my cook kit to see how it would fit inside my pack. Will I spend my entire first trek, every mornining when I sip my coffee, fighting of the strange moment i found myself in the kitchen with a swarm of tiny little wings squashed across a soapy sponge? Wondering if a slightly bleach solution would stain the precious titatanium but hey ho, off to Wales I go! No worries, I contacted seller to alert them to the dead fly calamity and received no response, no reassurances that they were dissapointed that this had occured and action will be taken to prevent others receiving basically a mug full of dead flies. So buyer beware. Mug takes a while to arrive, around a full week, itself is of good quality, a silicone anxiety band fits over the lip as a heat guard but prevents full closure of handles. If I can put aside the intial trauma of our first encounter, it should prove to be a durable, good sized companion for backpacking. As expected mug gets very hot when filled with boiling soapy water. handles stayed cool.

It's a good, strong, VERY light drinking mug for taking camping. It feels good in the hand, keeps drinks hot until you finish them and doesn't cost a stupid amount of money. What more can you ask? I've got one, why don't you get one?

I wanted a lightweight coffee cup for bringing on camping and hiking. So far I’ve used it a couple of times and I’ve also completely forgotten to take it with me a couple of times. Can’t blame the cup for that😆. Titanium means it’s very light and strong but I don’t make the scraping noise that my titanium spoon makes in it. Like scratching your nails down a blackboard. Oh, 1st world problems😂. Good bit of kit! Just cover your ears🫠.

Im a hillwalker on a fairly tight budget - I used to use ex army issue stuff thinking it was good value and strong to the point where its weight was just something to put up with. Got this for a birthday present, all I can say is Im glad I took the plunge. These things are so light but strong. Plenty capacity for rehydrating food, noodles, brews. Stainless is too heavy, aluminium goes soft and oxidises, hard anodised is ok if you are on a tight budget but nothing special. If this was a case of Emperors New Clothes or waste of money I would like to think I would swallow my foolish pride and be honest enough to say so. However I am now a titanium convert. And I thought I would be the last person to admit it. Check out my other review for Keith brand too, bought a mug for my son and thats a cracking piece of kit too!

So very light it almost feels that it has a negative weight. Looks sturdy enough to survive life in a rucksack. Made a cup of tea. The handles of the cup are cool and give a reasonable grip. That little zig-zag at the bottom of the handle does fit the hand surprisingly well. However the body and rim of the cup gets boiling hot. I suppose the answer is to put a spot of cold water in or wait a bit. This is well worth it for the low carry weight and I am also wondering if I really need a stove anyway. There's nothing much wrong with a cup of muesli and milk (real not powdered!!). And I plan on passing through villages anyway so I got lunch covered.

I bought mine because I’m sick of ill mannered people sneezing near me while I’m traveling and letting their snot-germs attach themselves to the flask strapped to my backpack. Now I have a nice clean cup squirrelled away inside my bag and I don't have to worry if my next cup of tea will land me in hospital with TB or ebola. Some people may groan that it’s an atom or two heavier than the lightest of lightest cups ever invented and how it totally ruins the overall weight of their obsession with shaving yet another milligram off their kit while overlooking the fact their 19 iPads, 50 lighters and 8 tents might not help either.

I don't know about the earlier claims about its weight, but (and I know this is sad) I weighed it with electric scales on arrival and it came out at 63g; not 75g! It is sturdy, compact and well-made. Probably one of the best value mugs of its type on the market. My only gripe (hence the 4 stars) is not the product, but being hit for around £3.50 for p&p on something so light! Otherwise it would have got all five.

I wanted a lightweight mug to go in my backpack which I can also use on my camping stoves. This is a very lightweight well made cup that works fine for boiling water and making tea/coffee on the go.

Its kind of neat.First titanium item I've had.Thought the mug would be larger,though.Should of ordered the next size up.

De conception propre, véritable titane de qualité. Résistance et légèreté elle me suit partout contenance idéale pour tous les repas du petit déjeuné au soupé. Les anses se replies bien sur pour le rangement. Je recommande sans problème! En espérant que mon commentaire vous soit Utile :-)

bien dommage, je dois la renvoyer car bien que le mug soit plutôt bien, mais il est non compatible avec une gourde nalgene

Dès la première utilisation le revêtement sur la tasse a fondu pour seulement 2 min de chauffe et l'odeur était horrible et est toujours présente malgré un passage au lave vaisselle. Pour le prix extrêmement déçu.