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Keith Ti3306 Double-Wall Titanium Mug
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Keith Ti3306 Double-Wall Titanium Mug
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Made of strong, lightweight titanium, the Keith Ti3306 double-wall mug is great for camping, backpacking, hiking, picnicking, and using at home, school, or the office. You can even include it in your emergency prep kit Read More
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549
Jul 11, 2017
Glad to see you guys added Keith to the drops. If there's any chance of a vendor collaboration for something like a 375ml or 400ml double wall with a nice lid like this, I'd be all over it. Prefer no handles, but either way. Currently there doesn't seem to be a mug that size on the market in double wall.
ClintB
1
Jul 14, 2017
StepbystepKeith used to have a 450 ml double wall. I have one. Same lid, just smaller size.
Stepbystep
549
Jul 15, 2017
ClintBThey still do, and 450 is available from everyone. That gap between 300 and 450 is a nice place but seems like you can only find single wall there.
ibex-doc
55
Jul 10, 2017
Not sure I need this, but at this price for a titanium mug, double walled.....you have pause and think.
I do love the handles on the snow peak 450.
McCray
19
Jul 10, 2017
I own (and love) the Snow Peak 450 and 600 (both double wall). Does anyone know if the lid from the Keith will fit the Snow Peak 600 double wall?
AustinMadison
10
Jul 11, 2017
McCrayThe 450 from snow peak does not fit the 450 from Keith (from experience). It appears that Snow Peak is slightly shorter and wider with the Keith being slightly taller and thinner. Not sure if that will be the same with the 600 or no.
Benjamin6264
182
Jul 10, 2017
Also, for anyone who doesn't know yet, you cannot heat a double walled cup on a stove or it will get damaged and might explode (from the air inside expanding).
That said, the insulation is much, much better than single wall; you can pour boiling water in it while holding it by the "body" and won't get burned (unless you spill some - use the handle just in case)
That said, the insulation is much, much better than single wall; you can pour boiling water in it while holding it by the "body" and won't get burned (unless you spill some - use the handle just in case)
Benjamin6264
182
Jul 11, 2017
I would think air is more dangerous than vacuum, since it wiĺl expand when heated.
Benjamin6264
182
Jul 10, 2017
I wonder how it compares to the Snow Peak double-wall.
First, this one has no handles, but for me who generally holds cups by the body, no rattling is a plus.
Also, Snow Peak doesn't offer a lid for their 600ml cup, only the 450ml (my current one), and it doesn't open/close like this one. Plus, you have to purchase it separately.
I presume there is no vacuum between the walls of this one either. I really hope to see one with a vacuum insulation someday.
Looks like a good contender by Keith regardless. Had I not bought the Snow Peak already, I might have opted for this one.
First, this one has no handles, but for me who generally holds cups by the body, no rattling is a plus.
Also, Snow Peak doesn't offer a lid for their 600ml cup, only the 450ml (my current one), and it doesn't open/close like this one. Plus, you have to purchase it separately.
I presume there is no vacuum between the walls of this one either. I really hope to see one with a vacuum insulation someday.
Looks like a good contender by Keith regardless. Had I not bought the Snow Peak already, I might have opted for this one.
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