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Question: Has anyone tried putting this lid (with the handle) on one of their 20-oz stainless steel tumblers?
Document: Contigo Autoseal Stainless Steel Mug is the the best travel mug I have ever owned. It really keeps your coffee hot for hours. I also like the handle which makes it easy to hold.I have bought Contigo Mugs like this for gifts. Everyone I gave them to love it!! !
I want to start by saying I love Contigo cups. I originally bought a 20 oz. West Loop model and have used it over the last two years nearly every day. Its only flaws are that it doesn't have a handle, and the lids are very intricate and difficult to clean, even the newer &#34;open&#34; design lids.
I made the mistake of getting the 'gunmetal' color when I probably should of stuck with the plain stainless steel, as I often keep the cup where it jostles with other bits of metal. Mine ended up with some unattractive scratches after the first day of use!
Great lid and it opens so you can clean, hold fluids hot for long time and overall is an excellent product and design. My only quibble is the handle is so slick it's hard to hold and sip from without having a death grip on it. If it had some texture and your grip could be more natural it would be even better....IMHO. I was thinking a Silicon sleeve would be the bomb but like you can just find one of those anywhere?
I've tried about a dozen. Other ones either don't keep coffee hot or else they're not really spillproof. I had a different type from Star***** that would spill MORE when you had the lid CLOSED! This one seals perfectly. I also like the way the valve and the top lever hinge out for cleaning. Very convenient. I had a very good 20oz one from REI with a push-on/push-off valve on top.
My previous travel mug was a Thermos Sipp 16-Ounce Vacuum-Insulated Travel Tumbler. Consider this a brief comparison. Both are similarly priced. The Contigo has a nice, firmly-molded handle, whereas the Thermos is a handle-less tumbler. I've been using the Contigo for about 2 weeks now.While both items have a 16-oz capacity, the Thermos actually holds a little more than the Contigo.
The new lid design allows for EASY and effective cleaning. It keeps liquids hot for hours like the West Loop cup. It has a lock that keeps the button from being accidentally pressed so you can carry it in a bag. And, it has a comfortable and convenient handle.I loved the West Loop cup so much, my wife bought three of these for me and my two sons for Christmas.
The mug would be very good, but it did the one thing that the brand claims to prevent, and that is leak. I have to seat and re-seat the lid several times, each time tipping the mug to make sure it does not leak at the seal. Poor design in the lid seal. It could also be just a little bigger to hold more liquid.
The button is easy to press with your thumb and it's not inconvenient. And I'm pretty sensitive to finger fatigue, too, with all my keyboard work.The locking feature is essential. Make sure you don't get the old version without the lock on the release lever. If you did (or if you have an old one), you can get a replacement locking lid on the Contigo web site. Maybe even on Amazon, now.
I've had a couple other Contigo mugs before in the old design and are very hard to clean. Bacteria can build up inside the inner workings of the lid. This new design is easy to clean, however a small &#34;button&#34; came off inside one lid and now no longer seals properly.I wrote the distributor, Ignite USA, but they never responded.
Answer: Dont think it will fit.