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LeAnne Rossi
> 3 dayThe cups are great! BUT.... I had to sew the handles so they are not so big even for a guy. My husband and I bought 2 mugs. One blue one yellow. The yellow is perfect. The blue for some reasion is not. I am disappointed with the blue one. The out side sleve is thinner then the yellow. The ice in the blue is gone so fast. The yellow, ice is perfect! Im not sure if its a default in the blue, but I wish mine was just as good as the yellow.
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robbie
> 3 dayThis is even lighter than I expected, and its the perfect size for my purposes. Its great how it has the volumetric markings inscribed so you can see them inside the mug (with the sleeve on). It feels nice and durable so Im not worried about it falling apart anytime soon. I even ripped off its tag in my excitement and managed to send the little flippy mouthpiece part flying. But it just snapped right back in place without a scratch anywhere! I just bought this for backpacking but this is prolly gunna be my new daily mug to be honest. Itll match perfectly with my insulated nalgene I carry the rest of the time! One note is that I selected the green picture that reads red in the actual option box. Mine is green. And the green is a better color than the picture in my opinion so no love lost there.
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wdozer
> 3 dayThis cup hits all the notes for me: insulated, microwaveable, lidded, and clippable. It even has measuring marks to help rehydrate something, or just to keep track of my water. Yes, the cup falls out of the sleeve, but I fixed this with a rubber band and have had no issues. I like the flappy handle because the cup is easier to pack, and the sleeve keeps the cup from getting too hot to hold.
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Heavyfire
> 3 dayThis mug is great but too big. Not sure who needs a 2 cup mug since whatever you put in it would get cold before you could drink 2 cups f it. A 1 cup version would be lighter and smaller and would be prefect.
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RagingBuddhist
> 3 dayI have the GSI personal French press, so I thought this would be a good companion. A spillproof mug and measuring cup in one? Love the idea. But GSI and I disagree on what approximate liquid volume means. I made one meal of dehydrated spaghetti using this to measure the water and it came out spaghetti soup. While I know I could just try to make the adjustment in my head every time, I guess Im just OCD enough to want things at least close to right. I sent it back.
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Christina M Biagetti
> 3 dayThis is better than the mug I replaced! I cam hang it off my pack without worrying about it leaking, and I love being able to use it as a measuring cup when Im backpacking. Sometimes right after I add hot coffee itll spatter a bit from the flip top opening, but not enough for me to ever to worry about.
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Joe Porcelli
> 3 dayGreat mug for backpacking. Super liteweight
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alex kelc
> 3 dayThe thing is plastic, probably not healthy to keep hot beverages. Stay away from this.
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MountainMuse
> 3 dayI own 2 of these now, and I cant wait to test them (more) during our first overnight! My friend who thru-hiked the AT was impressed by how light they are and how well made.
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Macmood
Greater than one weekBest wide mouth mug for meals, measuring cup, lightweight, and insulated to a small extent. Backpackers mug 100%