☕️ Copco Acadia Double Wall Insulated 16 oz Travel Mug Set of 2 with Non-Slip Sleeve, Commuter Friendly, Kiwi, Drink On the Go Review

The mugs from this brand were bought a few years ago and are very suitable for morning coffee drinking. Light weight, convenient to hold and maintain the desired temperature of the drink. Much better than metal and very durable, withstanding many washes in the dishwasher. Bought more recently and same quality as before.

We've had a set of these mugs for years but recently forgot them on a camping trip. I was so happy to find another set like before. They match our Keurig car perfectly and are perfect for traveling. We've never had any issues with leaks and they are very easy to clean. Our first recruitment took several years.

This is such a well designed product, truly a case of form follows function. It's funny how something so simple can bring so much joy into my daily life. I rarely take coffee with me, I use it at home, not a cup. It feels good in the hand, keeps the coffee warm and has an excellent matte finish. I also like the blue color on the strap.

These are my favorite mugs for everyday use at home and in the car. They are strong, well insulated, feel good in the hand and the tops seal very well. I knocked the cups off the table and the lids didn't crack so very little spilled. My first of these mugs has been in daily use for about two years and has been microwaved and reheated hundreds of times with no damage.

mugs at home. The position of the hole in the lid makes it very easy to drink from, unlike recessed lids. It fits perfectly in your mouth and doesn't drip or clump like a recessed lid. It's really weird, but I drank more liquid from these cups than from a glass all day.

COPCO Acadia mugs are still the best travel mugs in my opinion. I've bought Acadia's several times over the years and at one point they just got too stained for my husband's closet. Aside from the occasional spill through the drinking hole, these cups are easy to use, wash well, and drip onto hard surfaces. What's not to like? Costs. I'm deducting a star because of the price. Maybe not fair to the cup, but that's how I feel.

cup is cup? No, I have stainless steel glasses, but they cannot be compared! Why, for me it fits right under my Keurig. A popular coffee company in the north-east of the country has switched its cup from Styrofoam to paper. It's slippery and I fell twice and spilled water. This Copco mug has a comfortable grip! There is no unpleasant taste in the cup! The cap screws on easily. Just make sure you tighten it firmly and make sure the rubber gasket is attached to the cap. My coffee stays hot for…

I've had two of these which have lasted a few years and worked great. One for work and one for home. I drilled the ventilation hole in the lid a little larger to make drinking easier for you. The insulating strip comes off after a while, but that's not really a problem. When they wear out, I'll order two more. Both had the same problem with the lid gasket and one broke and tore at the bottom. Lids no longer close correctly or completely. The lid does not seem to stick or screw to the gasket…

Much better than drinking out of paper cups! I saved a lot of paper cup refills when I lost my Copco and I can give it to a barista (and maybe save some as a refill cup discount). I don't like drinking out of paper cups - they're soft, can get hot (if they loosen from their bindings), and the liner gives off flavor. Paper cup lids often don't fit, while Copco seals when rolled up properly. Leaving a cup open in your car's cup holder will fill it with shrapnel and dust, which is why lids are…