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Orikaso Cup

Orikaso Cup

Average Rating: rated 3.00 of 5 stars
Reviewed by 2 Trailspace users

Description

The Cup is a cup/mug made by Orikaso. It has an average rating of 3 stars (out of 5), based on 2 user reviews.

Here's what other sites are saying:

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Easy and convenient... and recyclable! The Orikaso fold-flat cup is ideal for camping, hiking, adventure travel and picnics. Assembles quickly and easily (directions included) Dishwasher safe Stows easily Non-stick material Product and packaging are recyclable Folded: 2- x2- x3” Unfolded: 8- x8- ” Capacity: 7.6 fl.oz. Weight: 1.3 oz. Material: Polypropylene CLOSEOUTS . England or China, may not specify. May or may not have snaps; may not specify."

From REI:
"This folding cup is a superbly simple solution to the problems of space and weight. Lighter than titanium, the fold-flat technology constructs in seconds making it the ultimate space-efficient cup. Food-grade polypropylene construction is suitable for hot and cold contents. Compact, fold-flat nature makes it ideal for camping, backpacking, picnics, barbeques, and caravanning. When not in use, it folds completely flat and thus takes up hardly any space. Easy to clean."

From EMS:
"No need to rough it. Travel light, travel smart, and still move fast. Superlight, 1.3-ounce (37g), ultra-compact, easy cleaning, and unbreakable. Precreased, folding panels with locking, leakproof tabs create an easily constructed cup. Dishwasher safe. 7.6-fluid-ounce (225 ml) capacity. Nonstick material. Great for backpacking, camping, and adventure traveling."

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"Oooh! a nice cup of tea, that'll cure what ails ya. Someone died, the world's ending, climbing buddy's cut your rope and your stuck down a bloody grea..."

User Reviews

rated 4 of 5 stars Cup
Reviewed by jpport123, Jun 18, 2007

"It took a while getting used to the folding, but from the packability aspect, you can't beat it. I spent a little time exercising the folds in both directions which made a difference, and the fact that it serves as a cutting board before eating off it is a nice feature. I bought the set (cup, bowl, plate) and it's held up nicely. Clean-up is also very simple."

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rated 2 of 5 stars Cup
Reviewed by John Swarbrick, May 22, 2007

"Given to me as a freebie at an outdoor trade show.

I would never have bought this and having used it still wouldn't -- a great gimmick, but ultimately I don't see the point.

Yep holds liquid, doesn't leak and coffee tastes ok out of it.

But I'm left looking at it and thinking why??"

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