Contigo West Loop Stainless Steel Vacuum-Insulated Travel Mug with Spill-Proof Lid, 16 Ounces, Earl Grey

Durable, keeps liquids hot for hours. Great for travel, it never leaks. Great value and quality for the price. It is easy to wash and store as well.

Contigo coffee cup is the best. Screw on cap gives superior thermal seal and doesn’t spill often even if “sip lock” not engaged. Good insulation demonstrated by no hot to touch exterior like cheaper cups. Easy one finger control for sipping. Metal container and durable plastic screw on lid is break resistant even on concrete.

I have been using Contigo brand for years this exact same style. The only thing I change is the colors which are beautiful and vivid. They last for a good 3 years with no leaks. Keeps my coffee hot for hours.!!!! I loved the upgrade with my last purchase where you can flip open the inside of the cap for easy cleaning l. I definitely recommend theses mugs 3 years no leaks and no problems I just have to replace them because I’m blind and clumsy so I drop them constantly so after three years of my abuse they’re still in one piece they j I just dented a bit and have some paint chips so but they still work perfectly couple months. Definitely get perfect for someone who needs something to keep their coffee warm.

Bought this quite some time ago. I'm picky about my to go cups and for coffee, this one is perfect. Iced or hot, it keeps the temp for a few hours. It's fairly easy to clean, I've thrown it in the dishwasher with no issues any a small brush gets the lid clean. I've never had it leak, it has a lock on top to prevent the button from accidentally pushing (perfect for throwing it in your bag in the morning) and I like the push button to drink. Yes I look silly in meetings when I try to drink from it and it's locked, but the amount of times someone had knocked this off my desk and it didn't spill makes it with it. It fits perfect in my cup holders, feels good in your hand. I love it!

It all started in 2014. I was a freshman in college and the guy I was seeing had the plastic cold-water-only version of this bottle. When I first saw it I was confused. I thought the button was stupid and overly complicated. Little did I know this bottle would come to be a staple in my life. On mornings when I was hungover, I would reach out and grab the nearest hydration. This trusty bottle was always there. The size of the opening allowed just the right amount of water though so I wasn't drowning but I also was getting hydrated with the speed and desperation of a hamster post-hibernation. (No, I don't actually know whether hamsters hibernate. Sorry.)Anyway, the button saved me so many times. Often when lying in bed I might drop my phone on my face. The same is true of a water bottle. If I had had just a normal, sad water bottle, I would have spilled water all over my face. This bottle, however, closes the second you release the button, protecting me from the curse of my own weak arms. It was truly a hydration miracle and I brought it with me everywhere.Flash forward to 2016, the dark times. At some point in the computer science building, I lost the bottle. Legend says if you walk the halls at night you can still hear the echos of my screams: "Where are you? I can't live without you! Somebody help me!" My boyfriend suggested that I look online and find a replacement. I scorned the idea, no water bottle could replace my water bottle. He pointed out that the bottle was actually his but I would not hear it.Eventually, when the time for mourning had passed tenfold, I decided it was time to get back in the saddle. I went online tentatively. I thought I was taking things slow, but when I saw that Contigo was no longer manufacturing this model, I was heartbroken. Still, I didn't give up. I went on eBay and was still able to find one, albeit I'm the wrong color. Nonetheless, this new bottle found a way into my heart.We spent many loving years together. Eventually, my bottle was covered in as many scratches as stickers. The plastic began to become dry and cracked. This is no fault of the manufacturer, given that I bought it secondhand and that I used it for four years diligently every day. Also I dropped it all the time. My poor bottle was becoming worse for wear. Nevertheless, no one could replace this bottle in my mind.One day, I opened an incognito tab and went online just to see what was out there. I wasn't expecting to find much, but I saw this. Contigo had begun making the same bottle, but this time thermally insulated. I stared at it for a long time. I read reviews. I put it in my cart and took it out again. Eventually, I convinced myself I would use it for tea. I told my old bottle that it was for a different purpose, that it would never be the same.Alas, I was wrong. I regret my foolish promise deeply, but I had to follow my heart. This new bottle is, in fact, superior. Not only does it keep tea hot all day, but it also keeps water cold and refreshing in the summer. It is two rolled in one, the love child of my previous bottles, and I adore it. Thank you Contigo.P.s. I couldn't fit these things into my story but it's easy to clean and the metal doesn't keep flavors in so plain water tastes good even after it was previously full of smoothie. My only complaint is that it leaks a little at the seam if you don't close it tight enough and you have a hot drink. I think this is because the steam expands the rubber seal slightly. Either way, it gets three thumbs up from me.

Holds liquid very well. Keeps coffee hot for 4 hours, if not mildly warm afterwards. No leaks!!! Excellent quality and does the job very well. The push lock-button is robust and solid, but the part at the front which you use to click—in order for the mouthpiece to open, can be a bit more robust and strong. But overall, that piece is perfect and excellent.

I finally replaced my 5 year old coffee travel cup. I got the blue and it’s a pretty blue. Coffee is staying warm for hours. I’m happy they are still made well

Truley spill proof. A great way to enjoy coffee if you need something you can throw in a bad and not worry about leaks.