☕ Mighty Mug Gray Plastic Travel Mug, Double Wall Tumbler for Cold and Hot Drinks, No-Spill Design, Cup-Holder Friendly, Dishwasher Safe, 12oz Capacity Review

I bought this because I have the large metal version and needed a smaller mug to fit under the Keurig. Pros: The top holds liquid well. Cons #1: Due to the design, the volume of the cup is MUCH smaller than it should be for its size. Impossible to carry, even close to what the similarly sized metal carry cup I've used can hold. Cons #2, doesn't keep hot liquids hot for very long. Use it at work and often leave it alone when doing chores around the house. The coffee cools down in the cup after…

Bought this for my accident prone roommate for her birthday and she loves it! Now she doesn't have to worry about spilling her morning coffee or afternoon tea on important documents or craft supplies. I've had one of these mugs for several years now and it still works just as well as the day I bought it. That! A tip: make sure the surface you plan to place the mug on doesn't have any crumbs or wet spots (or a layer of dust); Such small obstacles can cause the floor to not "stick" properly to…

I originally bought this for my 96 year old father who had trouble tipping over drinks at times. It's amazing: if you lift it *straight up*, it will rise. If you hit him from the side, he'll stay in place. Does not affect the surface it is on (does not scratch). By the way, it works best on *smooth* surfaces, not porous or textured ones. So, fast forward, my fabulous father passed away. I have a medical condition that sometimes makes me clumsy. One of the first things I bought for my table was…

I love these mugs. I bought two pieces in different colors. They're fun to play around with if you just sit around doing nothing. It's best to tape the mug to a nearby window or other non-porous vertical surface (we have glass doors in our office) during the conversation and then leave it there. You get really great reactions. When handling hot liquids, you must wait for the air inside the jar to reach equilibrium temperature before sealing it with a lid and then turning it upside down. If you…