Matt from the ranch shot thermoses of the degree, as it is stated that to some extent they stop bullets) Look on YouTube) Suitable for home use, the design, history, keeps the norms, as a gift it will be very good. Got pros: - Price. - Masculine design, looks especially good in black. - Reliable, can be operated in harsh conditions (within reasonable limits, of course), you can take it to a construction site, on a hike. - Metal does not bend when pressed like Zojirushi. - Safe plastic, such…

This is my second thermos. Bought the first one for my daughter. She is happy as an elephant. I bought the second one as a gift for a friend: a friend loves hiking and hiking. I think this is a gift for her

A thermocup with coffee poured at home saves 200every day on gas stations. Plus, importantly, the drink stays hot for 4 hours!

I hate doing this because it really is my favorite coffee mug. It never leaks, keeps you warm for hours, durable. Except for one very important detail. I bought the first one at the hardware store. A few weeks later, the button popped out, exposing the spring. Looks like a press fit. I glued it back on and it worked for about a week before it came loose again. However, I liked the design and functionality so much that I ordered another one from Amazon. Same problem in less than two weeks. In…

This is fantastic. It doesn't leak and keeps my coffee or tea hot all day. In fact, it works so damn well I have to put ICE CUBE in my freshly brewed tea to drink on the way to work. If I don't, it stays so hot it's hard to drink. love this shop. It is durable and reliable. However, it tastes funny when new because of outgassing in the rubber. I've found this to be true with tea and even coffee. The seals have a silicone-like feel that are generally harmless, but they add an odd taste. It's…

I really want this mug to be liked. I had a previous model and lost it. I liked it very much. This one has a slightly modified mouthpiece design. The problem I have is that the rubber piece covering the hole and the gasket covering the threads give the coffee a horrible chemical taste. It's hard to describe how bad it is. My wife confirmed this by simply sniffing the cup. I tried soaking them in baking soda and water for a few hours but that didn't work. I then tried soaking them in vinegar and

I never thought a good thermos could change my life until I got one. You see, before my thermos, life was full of joyless despair. I could make all that good strong coffee to keep Kimball happy when he's home, but what's the point if I can't take him out? This would result in me having to get up early and race all morning hoping for a hot cup of Java coffee while I sip it so I can get out in time to yell at other cars on my daily commute. Was it a routine sprint or did I have to settle for pond