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Question: Would this cup fit a Nalgene bottle correctly so that I can save space?
Document: This little steel mug is very rugged and light weight. It holds a cup of coffee nicely and the handle doesn't get hot. Durable. I've dropped it on concrete. I wanted something simple that would clean easy and would last a long time. This coffee mug seems to be just that
I was looking for a steel cup that I could use to put on open flame with and this certainly fits the bill.It feels sturdy, is lightweight, and although I have not put it through the paces, I know this cup will fit the bill for my needs.
I wanted a cup that would be safe for heating up water for tea/cocoa on my cast iron stove. I use it as a very small cooking pot; I don't drink directly from it, but the lip/rim is made well, you certainly could! The handle is hollow, and it does get hot if I leave it there too long, but it does cool down significantly rather soon after I take it off the stove.
If you were to heat it up directly on a fire the handle would get just as hot as the cup itself, and there is not any sort of slip-over protection for your hand included.
I agree with what most others have said. Its a good outdoor mug. Ive used it for cooking, drinking, brewing, boiling. Basically its a mug and mini pot/pan for me. Just wear a good pair of gloves if you plan on heating up some food or boiling water. Its a plain and simple camp item that has good useability and cleans up real nice. I would wait for a &lt;$5 price point though. Anything over wouldn't be that worth it.
I was on a mission to find a cup my husband couldn't break. This is perfect and it is holding strong. The only bad thing is his coffee doesn't stay warm in it very long. The bottom is flat.
I liked this because it was different. We do a lot of hiking and camping, and have found that all the blue cups look the same after about 15 minutes. This one is different, and constructed quite well. Nice Cup!
Don't microwave it.Its steel, it feels like it's made of the same material as a good baking sheet. It heats up pretty well on a camp fire without burning your hand and fits around my filtration bottle. I'm betting it'll last a long time
My daughter made home made shaving soap for Papa toast Christmas and she gave it it him in this cup. He loved it.
At the price I paid, it was an obvious choice.
Answer: yes