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Question: Will the cup burn your fingers when it's filled with hot tea?
Document: I haven't actually used it to camp yet, but I did a good 2 month stint with it in the office. Everyone commented how I was using a camping cup to drink coffee, tea, and hot chocolate out of. But then I used a regular cup once and everyone was wondering where the camping cup went?It is half the price of the snow peak, but in the single walled version probably just as good. The spot welds that hold the handles seem to be holding up great.
I used this all week for everything. Heating water, making coffee, using it with my titanium spork as a drum set. It heats quickly, disperses heat quickly, and the handle cools off very quickly so you don't burn your fingers like with those other cups.Best this about this cup compared to others is that you can put this one directly to flame, other brands say not to heat their cups directly. This cup is a workhorse.
Nice Titanium cup. Good price too. I would highly recommend this as a first titanium cup purchase. Perfect for drinks and I use mine with a ball style tea infuser for making tea from edible herb and plants.
Most Mountain house meals need two cups water 480 ml, then many times you need to pour off some excess water. 450 ml is PERFECT.I divide the freeze dried meal into two separate meals, so 450 ml is enough water for a meal, AND a cup of tea.5. Lastly you will look at Titanium cups a long time before you ever find a better one.
Already boiled some water and made tea in this cup using my alcohol stove made from a pop can as well as my MSR wisperlite stove. Only a little discoloration around the bottom from the heat, but I expected that. No taste left in the water from the metal. The only thing that sucks and isn't really avoidable is the handles heating up. I just extinguish the flame and wait a few minutes before picking up the mug. Overall it's a great mug and is nice and lightweight and sturdy. 5 stars.
Light weight and great value for the price. Wished the handles were silicone sealed to protect yyour fingers from heat.
Nice cup which is light weight. Boil water and the handles were not even hot. Comes with a nice little cinch back to keep it safe.
Sweet cup, should go well with my backpacking kit. Definitely more of a meal cup or cold beverage cup rather than a hot one... the single walled Ti doesn't go well for the lips!
Just what I wanted for camping-lightweight,very damage resistant, and the size I like. Great for a double mug of tea or coffee in the morning, or for scooping water to be purified.
Lightweight, i boil water in this right on an open fire to make coffee / hot cocoa when camping. The handles cool down extremely fast as does the mouth of the cup. Couldn't ask anymore for a ti cup at this price.
Answer: yes