🍵 Hydro Flask 12 oz Stainless Steel Travel Coffee Mug with Vacuum Insulation and Press-In Lid in Pacific color Review

There were two things I didn't like about this mug: 1. The lid was plastic, not stainless steel; 2. The drinking hole was open without being able to open/close. Heat can escape and if the mug is knocked over the contents will escape. What I liked was the light weight and the quality of the thermal properties. And it's a bit pricey for my budget (so three dislikes, actually). I'm disappointed because I thought my long search for the perfect travel mug had been a success.

Well done. Easy to clean. Unfortunately, the temperature will hold less time compared to large vacuum mugs or containers, but that's because the smaller size is okay. What's wrong is that you can't completely close the hole in the lid. This is a very stupid design flaw. Contents can still squirt out, dirt can still penetrate. I think for $30 that's not a very good feature. My wife wants to keep it because of its twisted logic / "not perfect but sooo cute" / but I definitely won't be buying one.

We received a set of these mugs, liked them so much we bought two more. The handles are made of hard rubber, so they are nice and comfortable in the hand, while the competitor Handel has metal and the hand is cold. Also keep your coffee warm and you don't have to drink with lid. The shape of the rim gives the impression of drinking from a ceramic mug. If you cover with a lid, the coffee will stay warm for a long time. We now have a home kit and a boat kit! I will be getting more of these to…