Cups and Mugs

Recent Cup/Mug Reviews

GSI Outdoors Infinity Insulated Mug

Lightweight and temperature versatile, perfect for coffee and measuring for rehydrating. This mug seals great and with removable innards, you can cool your drinks quickly and clean it more easily. The sheath has a well-secured fabric handle so you can lash it to your pack/a beltloop for berry picking. Highly recommended. I have been rocking this mug for 4+ years on all my camping, canoeing, and hiking trips. It keeps liquids hot for a long time and is very lightweight. If the coffee's too hot, I… Full review

GSI Outdoors Infinity Insulated Mug

Keeps coffee hot, though you can feel the heat through the insulation and colored cover and the cloth handle is not stable. Repeat of pros and cons where it keeps my coffee hotter than an insulated, unlidded coffee cup, but I don't like the cloth handle or the stain on the cover from dripping coffee while sipping. Full review

Ozark Trail 12oz Stainless Steel Coffee Mug

In cold weather camping l had hot coffee thanks to the Ozark Trail insulated coffee cup. Insulated well and a see-through lid helps keep it hot. For cold weather camping this insulated cup kept my coffee hot for a long time. My GSI cup was good but not near as good. Insulated so well that I didn't feel any heat on the outside of the cup. And it costs less than $6. Made of stainless steel, so it is tough. Full review

GSI Outdoors Cascadian Mug

A featherweight, rigid, 16-ounce mug with a hand-size, closed handle, perfect for backpacking. A mug doesn't seem like a big deal, compared to all the gear we consider for outdoor use. But if you consider that this may be in your hand at every meal, on every trip, possibly for decades, having one that is comfortable, extremely lightweight, durable, and capable of being clipped to a belt while in camp, or to gear while on the move makes this an item that should demand our attention. In recent years,… Full review

Sea to Summit X-Mug

Versatile, light, functional! I have always found hard plastic or metal cups and mugs pretty awkward and bulky when packing. They always do the job, and are easy to handle/use, but I've been on the lookout for something more packable.  I finally tried the Sea to Summit mug. It has been a nice surprise. Being collapsible it takes up much less space when packed, and I can even slip it in shorts/pants pocket so that it is accessible at a moment's notice to take a drink when on the trail. The collapsible… Full review

Silipint Half Pint

Perfect for little hands (especially when paired with the travel lid). I wish these were around when we did the sippy cup phase. As a member of another website, I get products to test from time to time in exchange for a review.  I wish I had known about these when we did the sippy cup phase with my son! The cup is perfect size for little hands. We used this for hot chocolate with my son and even though he doesn’t drink his hot chocolate nearly as hot as we do we do still mix it with boiling… Full review

Primus Four Seasons Mug

Can anyone actually possess too many mugs? Primus’s 4 Season Stainless Steel 0.3L Mug offers stainless steels odorless, tasteless, rust resistant, durability that keeps it at the front of the shelf! Primus 4 Season Stainless Steel 0.3L Mug Primus offers several stainless steel bottles and mugs. All of which are crafted from 18/8 food grade stainless steel, which eliminate taste and odor retention...something to be thankful for in the outdoor arena where items can be continually in use for long… Full review

GSI Outdoors Glacier Stainless Steel Vacuum Bottles

It’s -35° and four hours later the tea is too hot to drink. I purchased two of these 1Lt bottles for treating clients on winter day hikes.  They have done everything that I expected. I usually fill them twice a day and they handle the wear and tear of daily use. The stopper is well built and has a spill proof gap that is great for serving tea. I have also forgotten and left the stopper loose and the cup/cap sealed the top and kept my pack dry. The canister shape does not take up excess space… Full review

Sea to Summit X-Cup

Lightweight, convenient, and seemingly durable for hot or cold beverages at camp or on a backpacking trip. The Sea To Summit X-Cup is a good choice for backpacking or camping if you want a compact, lightweight cup for hot and/or cold beverages. I primarily use mine for coffee or the occasional Crystal Light (or other mix-in water additive). It's nice to have this on hand if i want to drink something besides water but prefer not to make my entire water supply taste like kool-aid. I find the 8.3oz… Full review