Review on 🍶 Überleben Dursten Kuksa: Authentic Handcrafted Traditional Cup for Quenching Your Thirst by Ramon Hood

I have both sizes of mugs and overall they are pretty good. They certainly have a rustic appeal, but the big issue is their capacity. The 12-ounce model barely holds 8.5 ounces of room-temperature water without the risk of spilling, while the 8-ounce mug is rated at around 6.7 ounces. But if you fill those cups to that level, be prepared to spill some of that liquid on yourself. I don't think the problem is the capacity, but the claim that the large model is the 12 ounce model. Its actual capacity is well below advertised capacity at (less than) 8.5 (useful) ounces, which is only 71% of what it should be. The 8 ounce model isn't that outrageous. so (less than) 6.71 (useful) ounces means 84% of advertised capacity, so no big deal. The descriptions above are also muddled at the time of writing this article. An 8 ounce capacity claim of "700 milliliters" would be roughly 24 ounces (obviously wrong). The dimensions listed are pretty close. Its listed weight of "0.34" pounds is close enough to a "handmade" product (mine came in at 6.4 ounces or "0.4 pounds". The 12-ounce mug claims 2 ounces, which certainly adds to my weight On the other hand, there are "fake" mugs that look exactly the same, but for about half the price here at Revain itself, these mugs are still worth keeping if you can get them with a clear question though, are these mugs so popular that many companies are making counterfeits at half price, or are these mugs instead being resold at a significant premium?8 oz mugs at half price.. Packaging was identical to the Survival 8 oz mug.There was no stamp on the neric mug (not a big oh the "Survival" label, no stamp on the bottom of the mug). However, my 12 oz mug developed about eb mug had a crack in the wood after very little use and after contacting them they sent a replacement without hesitation. So basically, the premium you pay for a name is that they fully endorse the item regardless of the origin of the product.