☕ Leberna 34 oz Coffee Thermos - Large Thermal Water Bottle for Hot & Cold Drinks - Stainless Steel Vacuum Sealed Insulated Flask for Work & Travel, Ideal for Tea, Coffee, & More - Termo Para Cafe Bebes Review

This thermos didn't keep my tea hot or even warm after 6 hours. After 2 weeks the spill stopped flowing at all, removing the cork was the only way to pour. What the hell is in the car. I threw it away as soon as I got home.

This seemed like a great thermos the first two times I used it. The third time the spout in my coffee cup fell apart and it smelled awful even though it had just been washed. It also got a big dent from a slight fall on the carpet, so it doesn't look very premium. I wish I had wasted my money.

Attractive container Stainless steel, sleek design is a plus. Also easily holds 3 cups of liquid. A few minutes after closing the thermos, I had to reheat my coffee in the microwave. Luke was warm at best. I took it for durability and functionality.

Works great. After 12 hours, the tea or coffee is still warm. Not hot but warm. Ideal for tea. As it brews tea under pressure and extracts more flavors from the tea. As soon as you add boiled water and close, pressure builds up inside, brewing pressurized tea. similar to how a pressure cooker works. of course only at lower pressure.

It has a wide enough mouth to clean and drinks stay hot for 5 hours. I don't expect more than a 5 from a stainless steel thermos and this one did well. For hygienic and easy-care reasons, I would prefer a hard lid. To update. After two years, the cover is internally defective and the device is no longer operational. The replacement cap is sold out so I have to downgrade my previous rating. My hard top thermos is nearly 12 years old and still going strong.

This is exactly as advertised. It arrived on time, at a good price, and in adequate but not excessive packaging. This is an excellent 1 liter hot or cold steel vacuum flask. It keeps hot things warm and cold things cold. The lid has a valve that allows you to pour liquids without removing the lid. It holds maybe a teaspoon of liquid after you snap the valve shut, so be sure to make the pouring motion again before putting the lid on or lowering it. Otherwise it spreads a little.

I've had a hard time finding a quality flask (yes, I call it a flask). I fill it up with coffee at 5am and take it to work. I work 12 hour shifts and take my last break just before 3pm. I can still have coffee inside, mind you, it's not hot, but it's filling. I also like the pop up lid so you don't have to unscrew it to pour. And if you forget to put it back in, the lid does it for you when you screw the cup lid back on. cleans. is also lightweight and the padding stays in place and keeps its…

It fits in my most important (and largest) cup holder and keeps my drink warm all day! (I drank it fairly slowly so it still had the bulk to make it). Plus, the smooth, straight sides make it a possible (rarely needed) rolling pin on my trips to Dutch Oven meetings (along with plastic wrap). The only drawback is the design of the "inner" lid, which makes drinking while driving impossible. A hinged spout would be preferable provided it would still be airtight when closed but accidentally tipped…