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Travel mugs - Ordinaryshaver - 12-27-2020
I can barely form a coherent sentence before I have my coffee in the morning, and I love to have it during the day as well.
I'm the kind that can drink coffee all day long, and still sleep, but love the taste! So, I wanted to get a mug that would keep my coffee hot during the morning while I'm at work.
For Christmas the Mrs. got me a Yeti 14 oz coffee mug. Y'all, I wouldn't have spent that kind of money on it, but I'm glad she did. Sure does keep it warm for about 3 hours, so I still have it good to go by 10 or so.
I like the colors or comes in, but that is only secondary to performance. The only thing I would change is having a closeable mouth piece to keep the heat in longer.
So far, I'm really enjoying it. This isnt a review, but just my thoughts of what I think. Thoughts from the group?
RE: Travel mugs - riverrun - 12-27-2020
16oz tumbler for me:
https://www.amazon.com/BUILT-5224053-PureFlow-Stainless-16-Ounce/dp/B077V15PT4
Keeps coffee hot for a long time. Leak-proof. Cheaper than the Yeti.
I have had mine for over a year and it has seen almost daily use.
RE: Travel mugs - twhite - 12-29-2020
my work got us those Yeti coffee mugs. unfortunately they are back ordered until late January. Glat to hear they keep our coffee warm that long. I will really like that.
RE: Travel mugs - Wchnu - 12-31-2020
I have a Walmart version of the Yeti that one of my co workers got me. It is I think 14oz and really does a good job keeping the coffee warm. It is made as a camping/hiking mug and has a Carabiner as a handle.