Isosteel VA 9562DQ Vacuum Insulated Quickstop Single Hand Review

Simply put, this thermos far exceeded my expectations. this thing at 10pm and the next day about 4 hours before work i put coffee in it but before that i poured hot water thinking it would be warm or cool but it was HOT! Good buy and I would buy again!

I like this thing. Keeps coffee hot for over 8 hours! I travel a lot and like to drink homemade coffee. i am a coffee drinker I hate coffee from fast food or gas stations. I'm very picky when it comes to brewing the perfect cup of hand-poured coffee at the perfect temperature. Plus, you save $$ by brewing your own coffee. This stuff works great. I love it. It also looks beautiful.

I love the look of this thermos, the handy two cups and one-handed pouring system; However, after less than 4 hours my hot chocolate (which was about 90% full) was barely warm, despite pre-warming it with hot water for 10 minutes before filling as some other reviewers suggested. Finally returned it. It is possible that I received a defective product and I can try to order it again.

My husband uses it for hunting and loves it. It feels solid as it rides in either a truck or a boat, and it hasn't had any scratches or dents yet. You don't have to unscrew the lid to open and pour, which is handy if you don't have an extra hand. He says he keeps coffee hot for hours. You can use the bottom cup to share your drink or snack. Easy to clean. Pour hot water while the coffee is being made to warm up the interior and keep drinks hotter for longer.

Wow, the packaging was opened, the thermos was pulled out and the mug fell off, I will stick the mug back on because I like the design. There is no warm fuzzy feeling about the quality or capabilities of this product. The next big question is: will it keep my coffee warm? Gave two stars because I still like the design and if that's the only problem I can leave it. Edit: I was disappointed with the first impression of the quality of this product so I decided to test it and if not throw the…

As I write this, my tongue is burned from not being careful enough with the first sip of the soup. My husband and I even bike on cold New England days (35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit) and bring lunch. Around 8pm I filled the bottle with hot water and then replaced it with a very hot microwaveable broth. We stopped along the way for some soup and sandwiches just after noon. The soup was literally hot! There was soup left, which was still quite hot but not as painful as it was at 4pm, a few hours…