THERMOS Stainless King Stainless Steel Tumbler, 16oz, Midnight Blue | Vacuum-Insulated Coffee Tumbler for Hot & Cold Drinks, For Commuting & Traveling

I have 3 now....I won't buy anything else (first bought one over a decade ago).... Keeps whatever temperature of your drink, that way for hours! Turn the lid to close and you can tip it upside-down and nothing leaks. The Best coffee thermos you can buy!

I love this thing. I actually bought this for my wife who has a habit of taking regular coffee cups from the kitchen and then sort of balancing them in the cupholder in the car. In all fairness, there's only a spill every 3 or 4 months, but I thought maybe if there was smaller mug like this around she would use it. That didn't happen, because the house mug is fast and requires no thought. Now, I love mugs and I have too many and every so often, I move a bunch into a box and put them in that cupboard over the fridge so things aren't so crowded. But I like really big mugs that hold a lot of coffee. I have a handful of 40 oz mugs that I use even though they technically aren't for hot liquids. Then I have some 32 oz ones and 30 oz ones of different brands, and some 20oz. What I don't have are any 16oz ones like this because I thought that would be too small. For taking all the rest of the coffee left in the pot or for taking down a half day worth of coffee to my home office so I don't have to come back up, it is way too small. But, for keeping the coffee that I'm actively drinking right now, hot. This thing is the bomb. I've got Camelback, Yeti, Coleman, and Hydroflask, and none of them keeps coffee hot as long as this one. Now, that might not be fair since some of them are much bigger, and like a said a few aren't supposed to be for hot. And, I don't know what rating scale they use for "keep hot" but when it comes to hot coffee that still tastes like hot coffee (not warm enough, or kinda warm, but actually hot) this thing wins in both the "left it on my desk" and the "left in the cupholder out in my car while I ran in 'real quick'" scenarios. Unlike my giant ones, this fits comfortably in my hand and fits in the cupholder of every car, not just the ones with expaned size holes. And, not that I care 90% of the time, but if need be, it also doesn't make me look like some coffee drinking weirdo, or heaven forbid, college student drinking their all day frozen frozen frappawhatever. It's also been in and out of my dishwasher dozens of times and still looks just fine. The black paint won't rub off like some of the prettier designs. It has two drawbacks if you want to nitpick. First, for some reason there is no grip on that little silver ring that goes around the lid, so you have to sit there and really work at getting it to loosen unless you have one of those rubber grippy things nearby, in which case it twists right off. Second, it claims leak proof, and I don't doubt it, other than it doesn't necessarily like click or snap into locked position. You have to put some care into getting it right and then I make sure to turn it upside down and test it a bit. Even if you get everything right, the lever to move it to open position is the kind of thing that could be caught on stuff in your bag and twisted just enough to leak. It's not like it would be a common thing, but if you have a big ol Oprey bag that you just keep shoving stuff into like me, I wouldn't trust it. The good news is it fits the dumb side pouch cupholder for that backpack and I would totally trust the lock in that situation, so thumbs up. Theres also a hook in the bottom of the lid that you could hand your tea bag string with. I haven't gotten around to using it (I don't drink tea the same amount) but it's definitely a cool idea. If you are OK with the size (16oz) then this mug is perfect. It keeps drinks hot without being all extra sized bulky and goes where you go. Definately recommend.

This is my favorite coffee mug. Most of my immediate family uses them. They are super durable. My husband is really hard on coffee mugs and drops his all the time. Even if it's dropped hard enough to dent, it still works perfect. After longtime use (I'm talking a few years and many drops), the metal part of the lid can separate from the plastic lid part, which causes it to spin freely and not open. I've been able to fix this with a little super glue though and extend it's life. We usually use it for black coffee, as I've found it harder to use with milky beverages. The lid does disassemble without any tools needed, if you want to give it a good deep clean. The colors are attractive and it keeps hot beverages hot for a long time. The size is comfortable for gripping and fits in any cup holder I've ever used it with. Overall, it's a good value cup that lasts a long time.

This Thermos tumbler is the best container for keeping hot drinks hot for a long period of time. No other tumbler can compare, and I've tried many. I've never used it for cold drinks...just have no need. Both my husband and I use this tumbler in different colors. Keeping the top part clean is easy. I .just run warm/hot water over it, shake it, and put it on the tumbler. Periodically, I take the rubber parts off and thoroughly clean them and put back together. Hand wash. Do not put in dishwasher...fades color, and there is no need.

Good Thermos cup for hot coffee. It keeps it hot for several hours. The only thing I have against it is the lid. It needs to be better constructed. As well as better visual for open and close. The letters have washed off already so I cant see if its open or closed.

This is the third Thermos travel mug of this type that I've owned over a period of time approaching two decades, and the fact that I continue to use one speaks volumes about my satisfaction with its design and performance. These mugs used to be available at a local department store but are no longer sold there so mail order is my only option for obtaining one—either that or finding another local store that carries them, and frankly that is more trouble than it's worth when they are readily available on Amazon. This mug keeps my coffee hot for several hours and drinkably warm for several more. I can always tell without having to look at it whether the lid is open or closed by running my index finger through the slot opposite the side I'm drinking from to determine the position of the locking lever, something that is especially helpful in the dark or when I'm driving. Another thing I like about the mug is the tapered bottom, which allows it to fit into smaller cupholders like those in my trusty 19 year old G35 coupe. The little care and use pamphlet found inside a new mug states that while it is nominally top rack dishwasher safe, hand washing is preferable. It also advises that liquids should not be allowed to remain in the mug for more than 24 hours and that the mug should be thoroughly dried after rinsing or cleaning. My experience is that the longevity of your mug will be greatly enhanced if you follow these recommendations. Because I drink my coffee black I have no problem with bacterial growth in the lid caused by traces of dairy or non-dairy milk/cream lingering in the crevices of the cover, and all I usually do to clean the lid is to rinse it under hot tap water. Every once in a while I do dismantle it to give it a thorough hand cleaning and as I have always been the Mr. Fix-it type—starting at the age of four when I drove my father crazy by taking apart flashlights to investigate how they worked—I actually enjoy doing this. (Unlike the flashlights I dismantled in my youth, I always put the lid back together again.) For those who complain about the lid retaining water after rinsing it or running it through the dishwasher, I have found that leaving the lid in the open position and turning it upside down while/after cleaning allows virtually all of the retained water to drain and evaporate. When new I have found that the lid's seal is tight as a drum, and as the mug gets older and the seals inevitably deteriorate I can handle a small dribble of coffee escaping from the lid if I knock it over. The only reason I bought a new one is because after years of use the dribbling has become a bit more problematic of late and because my old one is battered from having been dropped too often in workplace parking lots, something that is no longer a problem for me since I am five years retired. :o)

Holds coffee hot till Ian finished.better than contigo mugs.

Our old Thermos travel tumblers finally wore out, and we needed to replace them, we tried all different types with no success all of them said they didn't leak when in the closed position, but they all did and our coffee didn't stay hot for very long maybe a half hour at best. We were so happy to see an updated version of the Thermos travel tumblers. The Thermos brand is the only one we will buy from now on, they keep our coffee hot for hours and they don't leak when in the closed position ever!

I've been using this tumbler for a while now and it works so well that it can almost keep my coffee smoking all throughout the day. It's easy to clean use.

product Came damaged with several Dents

As a huge coffee lover, I have tried many thermos flasks before coming across with this brand. Now that I have been using it for a while, I've come up with some pros and cons: PROS: - I have put the thermos inside bags and purses and have never had a leak issue. - The container has kept the coffee hot for about 6-8 hours. - The design is nice and easy to handle. - I accidentally dropped it (1 meter high aprox) and nothing happened, just a little bump where it hit the ground. CONS: - You have to disassemble ALL the pieces of the lid to do a proper cleaning. Since the lid has too many component, you'll have to even take the rubbers out to clean; In my case, I had been using and cleaning my thermos in the dishwasher for a week before I thought about dismantling to clean it and I'm not gonna lie, it was a bit disgusting, so I would recommend to handwash and disassemble the lid everyday or at least every two days. - After cleaning the lid, if you don't put the pieces back correctly or you forget to twist the retainer, you will have leaking. I have done this plenty of times and I would recommend taking pictures before taking it apart as well as doing a test after assembly, basically: adding water, closing the lid and putting the thermos upside down/sideways just to see if everything is in place. - The glue they use to put the stickers is very hard to remove. You'll have to use something other than water to get rid off the sticker residue. Overall, it's an excellent product and it's totally worth it, I would buy another one without thinking twice!

Only problem letters are not visible on the lid Also hard to open, when tight... Else good quality...

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