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Keith Titanium Double-Wall Mugs
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Product Description
With a clean design and simple construction, Keith’s titanium double-walled mugs are a staple for any backpacking or camping trip. Titanium mugs are a lighter and stronger alternative to steel mugs, making them ideal for minimal backpacking and durable enough for everyday use Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downshmac
5
Apr 3, 2018
Just received mine and I'm sorry to say, it was a waste of money. The mug imparts a metal taste into whatever I put in it. It has almost NO insulation properties. The top leaks with gentle movement (getting in the car), it doesn't fit in a cup holder and the only thing kind I can say is that it is light weight. Sorry I bought it!
Cardamomtea
588
Jun 8, 2018
shmacThis item meant for backpacking.
The top is not meant to prevent spilling, only to keep heat in a little longer, please read the product description. Cups that fit into cup holders are generally taller than they are wide -- a NEGATIVE for backpacking. Of course you are sorry you bought it, you bought an item for a VERY specific purpose and used it for something else.
I received a Yeti mug as a gift that I think would suit your purpose much better. It keeps liquid hot/warm for hours, and the lid prevents most spilling. It is taller than wider and fits in cup holders. Hope that helps!
The top is not meant to prevent spilling, only to keep heat in a little longer, please read the product description. Cups that fit into cup holders are generally taller than they are wide -- a NEGATIVE for backpacking. Of course you are sorry you bought it, you bought an item for a VERY specific purpose and used it for something else.
I received a Yeti mug as a gift that I think would suit your purpose much better. It keeps liquid hot/warm for hours, and the lid prevents most spilling. It is taller than wider and fits in cup holders. Hope that helps!
ArielBiMBa
51
Dec 12, 2017
Just to make sure, if someone here is getting one of these thinking it can be used for cooking - don't.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHa6PBaPGR0
(I tried to find some other non-video more scientific/informative source but google failed to deliver)
(I tried to find some other non-video more scientific/informative source but google failed to deliver)
chugger
Dec 13, 2017
ArielBiMBaI thought about drilling a tiny hole through the outer wall to be sure it wouldn't explode and trying to bake in it. (foil lid?)
I could imagine it cracking around the rim fairly quickly but it might still be usable?
I could imagine it cracking around the rim fairly quickly but it might still be usable?
mirth23
17
May 30, 2018
Massdrop protip: the Vargo Titanium water bottle nests almost perfectly into the 300mL Keith Titanium mug.
chugger
Jan 16, 2018
PaigeD
522
Mar 6, 2018
I'll look into offering some 600ml options next time. Thanks for your suggestions! @Ming @chugger @Jeff91345
jari.perho
81
Jan 24, 2018
pshumarI finally got mine. The 300 ml mug, unfortunately, does not nest in the 450 ml mug. The lid is also pretty loose on the small mug while the bigger one is nice and tight.
Rrampage
1
Nov 11, 2018
No sip hole in the cover...? Why would I want to have to remove it and hold the corner in the other hand....???
high1
212
Jun 4, 2018
Can I return this if it has tastes?
I really care about non-taste or not
That's Only reason why l use Ti
I really care about non-taste or not
That's Only reason why l use Ti
Chaostrophy
44
Aug 20, 2018
I bought the 4 nesting mug set they sold a bit ago, I don't find that they impart any taste. I otherwise use glass to drink out of, so I'm at least a little fussy ;-) The double wall is mostly just going to let you pick them up without burning your hands. Heat is mostly lost out the top.
Ultrasound
17
Jun 5, 2018
Not really an ultralight item if you can't cook with it. Can't boil stuff. Will just add weight you don't need
scope
198
Jan 9, 2019
UltrasoundTo me, the pull of titanium is the durability for someone on a long hike, and its a true ultralight product in that sense if you desire the luxury of something to keep your coffee/oatmeal/soup warm for more a minute on a 20 degree a.m.
Chaostrophy
44
Jan 9, 2019
UltrasoundI like that I can drink coffee out of mine without burning my hands or my lips on the cup. With double wall stainless that I had, the lip of the cup would heat up too much and burn you.
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