Elemental Artisan Insulated Tumbler, Triple Wall Coffee Travel Mug, Reusable Stainless Steel Coffee Tumbler with Ceramic Lid, Thermal Coffee Cups for Hot (6 Hrs) & Cold (18 Hrs), 12oz - Teak Wood

I got the 12oz as I did not want something big. This mug blew me away that I instantly bought another one. What I love about it.1. The lid is not plastic or metal, but ceramic At 52 years old, I have to enjoy my coffee and tea. All I can say is that it's very satisfying to drink from a ceramic lid. Everything just feels right about this mug.2. The weight of the entire mug just feels right.3. No name logo on the damn mug. It's a huge deal for me. The symbol is very subtle and I will advertise for them. I just hate those name logos.4. This is not a travel mug and it's for the right reasons. I totally get the design. Even the shape of the mug was designed to enjoy your beverage in tranquility.5. I'd recommend putting the ceramic lid on the very top of your dishwasher.6. It holds the temperature really well. I brew my green tea around 175 degrees F and I can go 2 hours with minimal temperature drops.Overall, this is one of the very best mugs out there for tea or coffee that's very satisfying to use. You get what you pay for and it's well worth it.

This is a really great for coffee. It holds the temperature really well and is easy to clean. I was keen to avoid plastic and this did it as it's a metal container with a procelain lid. I took it on a trip to Europe, though I've got to say you must be careful because if the lid was dropped on a hard surface chances are its life would terminate like Humpty Dumpty's. I definitely would repurchase it.

Listen I'm going to give you 4 stars because it's very pretty and totally plastic free and light on silicone, but I am hugely disappointed that the "teak wood" design contains precisely zero wood at all. I have a particular contempt for artificiality, especially when ththe product is marketed as if it were real as this one is, and especially for this price. Please specify that the design is ink printed onto steel to look like wood grain, rather than calling it "teak wood". At least then I know what I'm getting and can choose whether I want it or not based on factual information.

I love this tumbler mug. The pink is a light shrimp color. Light pink/coral. The grip band is perfect. I mostly bought it because of the unusual black ceramic slide sip type lid. One never sees a ceramic lid on tumblers. Extremely comfortable to sip beverages. The black ceramic lid will not have those unsightly coffee stains as the silicone lids do. Can add a straw if desired. The ceramic lid seems to aid in the huge heat retention of the contents. The only disappointment was that the lid does not screw on. It is held in place by suction force. I highly doubt, if dropped, that the lid will stay on. This would result in a big spill mess. Also, am not sure if a ceramic replacement lid is available in case of breakage.

The mug itself seems good quality. The lid seems like a good idea poorly executed. There is a small pinhole that never shuts, I assume to let air in as I drink. But coffee leaks out of it while I am walking with it or bouncing in the vehicle’s cup holder as I drive. The shape of the mouth area feel really odd when drinking. It work fine, but just feels really odd. And because of the top heavy nature of the lid, and not being secured solidly, it easily falls off if it bumps anything. It also only keeps coffee hot for maybe an hour or so, depending on the outside temperature. Also, if they went out of their way to make a porcelain lid, why not fully commit and line the inside of the mug with porcelain as well?All that being said, I’d be happy to use it at home or something like that. It is of quality material and construction, I just don’t like a few things about the lid design. Therefore, I doubt I’ll keep using it much specifically while driving.

Have had two of these for about 4 months and love them. I just wish the cover stayed on better. I hand wash them because I do not want them to get ruined.

I've been using this travel coffee tumbler for about 2+ months now. I get complimented on the color and style, often. It does really well when it comes to keeping my cold brews cold over the course of the day. As well, it keeps my hot coffee hot over an extended period of time too. I love the silicon band across the middle of the tumbler as it makes it great for gripping and holding on to it. There's also an anti skid pad at the bottom so it stays stable on desktops, etc. My only criticism is that there is a small venting hole in the lid (so that liquid can get out easier, when you drink through the mouthpiece--- yay physics!) Well this tiny hole makes it difficult for me to mix in my cream/sweetener by shaking the tumbler. So you don't have a flawless seal on the tumbler. The soft rubber/silicon stopper for the mouthpiece is good at preventing spillage and splashes. However, the cap stay in place in the tumbler due to a soft rubber/silicon ring (grommet) that creates a seal. This seal works well but it is not kept in place via a screw or locking lid mechanism. I did just drop my tumbler (on accident) from countertop height about an hour ago, and the lid popped off and I spilled the remainder of my coffee. This was on hard floor, but I imagine it wouldn't happen on soft flooring or if fallen from a lesser height. The good news is that the tumbler didn't dent and the lid did not break. Which bring me to my last note. The lid is ceramic, where the tumbler is double-walled insulate steel (metal). It makes for a classy look with the two different materials coming together. Yet, I imagine if the cup were ever to fall on concrete, then the lid would break.

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