Review on Rain Hydro Flask 22 oz Tumbler by Tommy Hilmy

I've always wanted a large coffee mug that looks like the biggest paper mug they sell in stores. However, the largest 22 ounces I could find in stores wasn't big enough. I used to rinse my takeout mug and use it again the next day, but by the third day it was leaking. That's why I've always been on the lookout for a large mug that most closely resembles a paper takeaway cup. Most travel coffee mugs, which look like paper coffee mugs with a tight lid that only has a drinking hole, weighed 16 ounces. I didn't need a valve or a weird slider to open before taking a sip. I've tried a few common types of stainless steel: Y$#i; R#%ic. But they were hard to hold, they were heavy because the top of the cup was wider than the base. They were also too big and clunky. I love the shape of this mug, it fits in my car cup holder and stays in place. I know some people prefer to have a waterproof top to toss in a bag or toss around, but that's not what I was looking for. I was looking for a lid that I didn't have to lift, that felt like a large (22+ ounce) to-go coffee mug, and that would keep my coffee warm enough to serve me for lunch. It goes with all my must haves. Yes, if you fill it too full, take a sharp turn or drive over a big bump in your car, some coffee will splatter onto the lid and collect there through the small drinking hole. But the lid doesn't drip at all. The fact is that at the end of the day, the lid is quite difficult to remove. I don't mind because it's a tight seal so far. I fill my coffee just an inch from the top and have no problems. It might not be hot enough for some people at midday, but that doesn't bother me. I make exactly six cups of coffee and he fills the cup almost to the brim. 6 cups is the perfect amount for me, no matter when I drink everything. I hesitated for a long time because of the price, but now that I have it I don't even doubt my purchase. Great mug for my needs and desires.