☕ Snow Peak Double-Wall Insulated Titanium Mug - 10.1 fl oz - Ideal for Hot & Cold Beverages Review

I had the H200 so it's extra nice to see the H300 again. I like the H300 size. However, a regular snap-on lid made of soft plastic will also work.

I love those darn little mugs! Bought h200 for bourbon at home and h300 for tea and instant oatmeal at work. Really lite and even with piping hot tea I can comfortably hold a cup while burning myself. Also, no weird metallic flavor will be added to your beverage of choice.

Excellent buy, it's very light and seems strong. I boiled hot water, poured it into a cup and held it with my bare hands. Just don't keep it next to a tip for hot drinks and you'll be fine. The instructions say NOT TO cook ANYTHING in the cup or use it as a kitchen utensil as you could damage it and injure yourself.

Yes I spent my money and bought this mug for an out of town trip. Anyone need a titanium bowl? Probably not, but I wanted one, so I got it. Not only was it great for camping and surviving my AK trip, it has become my favorite mug to take home. Coffee, whiskey, whatever. It's smaller than I expected, but I liked the size and the amount of liquid it holds. Also ideal for use with a thermos as it is small and easy to take with you on long ice fishing or hunting trips.

I like this little thermo mug. It's the perfect size for a 225g Aeropress pull and the press fits snugly on top. This mug is sturdy enough to really put some pressure on your abs, which is great for frothing when paired with the Fellow Prismo. I weighed this with a 650ml TOAKS LIGHT pot (which I heat water in) and they are the same weight. I thought it was neat. For those interested, my coffee set includes the following: - This nice Snow Peak H300 - AeroPress - Fellow Prismo Attachment…

I have bought this mug in all sizes except the smallest and I want one too. It's great for coffee, tea, soda, brushing your teeth, but you need the right size for the drink. I only use 450 for flakes now. 300 or 200 is much better for tea or coffee, unless it's REALLY hot tea, in which case 450 is a better option because you can let off some steam. Whatever you drink tastes better and stays hot or cold longer, especially in the right stackable mug. Snow Peak Rules. Why can't we produce titanium

I bought this 300 shot double wall mug to be able to keep hot drinks at a temperature much longer than single wall mugs. Using the Single Wall 450 with freshly boiled/heated water, not coziness, and in the mountains would require me to quickly drink its contents before it gets too cold to enjoy. I poured freshly boiled water into a 300mm double wall mug and even after 15 minutes the liquid was still too hot to drink. This is a winner in my book. Also, the 300 cup goes great with the 450 or even

Now I have these double wall mugs in 300ml and 450ml. The 300ml fits the 450ml perfectly but my use for everyone doesn't require it. The 300ml comes in a coffee brewing kit that I take with me to work, although I also use a beer mug at the end of the day. A few notes for now: Coffee stays warmer longer, but there are better insulated options if weight isn't a concern. Titanium is non-reactive, meaning it won't affect the taste of the drink you like. from it - be it coffee, beer, tea, water etc…