I hate thermal mugs

i love these thermal mugs. Ive had livestrong version of this one, then i also had a generic one that functioned the same. ive had a lot of different coffee mugs and i usually hate them, but these worked great for me. they do not break when you drop them or leak when turned upside down, and i fine them very comfortable to drink from. push the button, drink, push the button. the valve is very strong. stays hot a long time.

www.amazon.com/Chantal-SL92-T-BK-Stainless-15-Ounce/dp/B00CIU2NXW/ref=sr_1_1?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1388094767&sr=1-1&keywords=chantel+coffee+thermos

It's named CHANTAL????

Sorry, but this name has a... uhm... negative connotation here, can't stop laughing.... must stop



You don't need to understand what she's saying, you'll get the idea

Bought one of those (actually a set of two) at COSTCO and they are awesome, both made the 4,500miles West Coast Trip without any leakage or other accidents

www.amazon.com/Contigo-AUTOSEAL-Stainless-Insulated-Tumbler/dp/B001RMIWJ6/ref=sr_1_2?s=home-garden&ie=UTF8&qid=1388096282&sr=1-2&keywords=contigo

bro did you not see what i posted? i think its perfect for you

sweet. I had one, my dad had one, and my dad bought a few family members one.........really well received by everyone involved. I think ive tried just about every style of metal thermos-mug


edit- and i was getting AT LEAST 4 to 5 hours of heat retention on my coffee

I wasn't looking really hard for a thermos mug. It's one of those things where, if I look, I won't find.

Sure enough, I stumbled on this, and figured that for ten dollars, it's worth a try. I like Stanley thermoses, because I like old-school shit.

Obligatory publicity shot:




Filled with water:




The paper towel stays dry!



...The second time, anyway. The first time, I didn't have the lid cranked all the way down.

It has a screw-top lid, with a rubber seal around the bottom. When you unscrew the lid partway, there is enough space for liquid to bypass the seal, run through the threads, and into your mouth. Simple, low-maintenance.

I'm not sure about being able to open and close that lid while driving, but I figure it's a compromise between a good seal and ease of use. I can leave the lid partly open while I'm driving.

They have a pushbutton one, too, which seems like it would get gummed up if not rinsed promptly.

I'll let you guys know how it holds up when I drop it!