Bitty Big Q Titanium Coffee Cup Mug with Lid and Folding Cutlery Set Compact Durable 450 ml, for hiking, camping, biking, and everyday use

I'm building up an earthquake preparedness kit, and was looking for a set of light bowls and utensils to rehydrate dry food with. This set of cup and utensils is exactly what I was looking for.They are incredibly light and you can even heat the cup directly over the flame. I am planning to get a couple more sets in the future.

It all comes with what i needed to go camping with my family and it works wonders. Just be careful with the utensils dont be rough with them.

I got this to test against and supplement my current Titanium gear.Pros:- Light Weight- Titanium & Stainless Steel- Compact- Venting in Lid- Measurement Lines/ScaleCons:- No Bail Handle- Utensils Not All TitaniumWhat you get in the package:- 1 x BITTY BIG Q Titanium Pot/Cup- 1 x Vented Lid- 1 x Titanium/Stainless Steel Folding Fork- 1 x Titanium/Stainless Steel Folding Spoon- 1 x Titanium/Stainless Steel Folding Knife- 1 x Mesh Carrying BagThis BITTY BIG Q Titanium Pot/Cup holds 450ml and is made of Titanium which makes it strong and light weight.The Pot/Cup is roughly 3 1/2" in height by x 3 1/4" in Diameter. The Pot/Cup weighs approximately 2.2oz.The Lid is roughly 3 1/4" in Diameter and weighs approximately 0.51oz (2.71oz together). The mesh bag weighs about 0.39oz. The Titanium Utensils fold in half and the handle portion is made of Stainless Steel. Their weights are as follows:- Fork. - 0.58oz- Spoon - 0.72oz- Knife. - 0.59What I like about this Pot/Cup mainly is that it is Titanium. Titanium used to be quite expensive when this type of gear was introduced some years ago. But it has come down quite a bit and is relatively reasonable to purchase now. Titanium is ultra light, but very strong. So it is perfect for backpacking. The Pot/Cup seems to be good quality. The folding utensils are decent with the eating side made of Titanium and the handles made of Stainless Steel. They also have a sliding locking clip so the utensil does not collapse when in use. The Pot/Cup also has internal scale lines which is always useful.If this is your first time considering Titanium or you are new to hiking. Do yourself a favor and go for it. You will not regret it. Titanium is strong, thin and light weight. It may not seem like it makes that much of a difference on the trail .. but it truly does.What I didn't care for about this product is the folding utensils. While they are easier to store. I feel the manufacturer skimped a bit by not making them all Titanium. I ended up trying to test this in my garage, as in the outdoor was impossible. I went to my goto stove and I was able to complete my testing of the pot/cup. The lid of the cup does have one vent hole to allow steam to escape. It was adequate but I ended up drilling two more vent holes. The Pot/Cup worked as expected and heated a trail meal quickly.The handles on the pot/cup do not have any resistance in the mount so they tend to rattle slightly inside of the pack if they are not packed correctly or move during hiking.I was unable to locate any warranty either in the product information or item description.I received this product in exchange for an honest review. All in all, this is nice titanium pot/cup and lid. It is well made and light weight. Although the utensils could be better, they are well made and easy to use and breakdown. The price point is right in line with most competitors. I like this set and will use it on the trail.This product is made in China.

I bought for camping but use it every morning for my coffee. Best purchase I’ve made in a long time.

Good quality. Need something bigger now as well

Very light, need I say? Quality looks OK, the mechanism for locking open the utensils feels flimsy, and I can see scratches on the body where the handles are dinging and damaging the finish. How important is that? Probably not very but I wish it were a silvery finish instead of this weird brownish tint. For the price, not bad. 3.5 stars.

good size, comfortable and easy to carry

Very nice product will buy again.

I use the kit in my lunch box most days even though I got it for camping trips etc..Very compact and quit sturdy

I've been a huge fan of titanium camping and kitchen utensils for many years, and this kit is pretty awesome, but there are a few things to know.The branded Bitty Big Q box looks nice and it's pretty small. The mug and utensils take up very little room thanks to their folding design (even the mug handles can be folded flat).You get a fabric sleeve for the utensils and the mug comes with a mesh bag that works well to protect it from scratches when backpacking with it.For backpacking, this kit offers quite a few benefits:It's extremely lightweight and compact, which makes it ideal for even ultralight backpackers.It can also be used over a campfire if needed. I personally don't recommend doing that with such a small mug as it becomes more awkward to manage, but it is durable enough to handle it.The mug includes a lid that actually sits on it quite securely even when the mug is at an angle thanks to the deep design. But it's not "watertight" as a travel mug might be.The utensils (fork, knife, spoon) are just a tad smaller than full-size cutlery once expanded, but they feel great in the hand and function quite well. I do notice that the tines of the fork do flex a little so be careful jabbing it into hard things.There is a sliding lock that keeps the utensil from collapsing in half during use. TIP: Don't push this lock all the way or it will be a pain to unlatch. Just enough to overlap the titanium half and you're set.The knife has a serrated edge, but it's not super-sharp. It does a good job cutting food and it's more of a safe knife design than a razor-sharp blade.The spoon is a touch small and has a deep bowl to it. I prefer flatter spoons, but this is a personal preference.One thing to note is that the mug is not insulated, which is great for cooking directly over a fire, but not so much if you're trying to hold it. Fortunately, the folding handles do work well and provide enough support and protection from the heat.The inside of the mug does have some capacity markers, which can be handy if you are pouring boiling water in it for a soup mix.And in case you are wondering, the mug is large enough to fit a pack of noodles in it, but you do have to cut the noodle brick in half before putting both halves inside of the mg.Cleaning the mug and utensils is really easy and after several meals already, the mug and utensils aren't dinged or scratched. My experience with titanium utensils says that this kit should last a lifetime with proper care.Overall, I love this set. It's going to be perfect for backpacking.

As far as I can tell this does seem to be real titanium and not something that is just coated to look like it, it's just way too light to be anything else but I'm not a metallurgist and there aren't any grade/material markings anywhere. The utensils come with their own little storage baggy (though it seems a bit extra) and the cup itself comes with a mesh bag that keeps everything including the lid together. I would have rather seen the lid have a couple of small locks on it to hold it to the cup itself without needing a bag though.The cup is well made, the fold out handle is nice and easy enough to use and grasp. The main reason I feel I can't give the set a full five stars is the fact that the utensils are much heavier than they would have been if they were fully titanium, the fold out handles of each of them seem to be regular stainless steel and makes the set way heavier than the cup itself, a lost opportunity for minimalists.That being said, the utensils are nice enough and have a good sturdy design. When unfolded they stay unfolded and even have a small locking tab that makes them doubly sure to stay unfolded when being used, though they can be a bit of a bear to unlock sometimes.Overall I'll be happy to add this to my backpack in my next trip out of the city, even with the "heavy" utensils it's still compact and light enough that I won't notice carrying it.

Titanium is cool stuff - due to it's poor thermal conductivity, you won't burn your lips on the rim of this one like you would an ordinary metal cup. The cup gets hot, but only where the liquid is actually in contact with the metal. Like any other metal cup it loses a lot of heat when you set it down on a cold surface though, so either make smaller cups of coffee or learn to drink it faster. There are patterns for cup cozies online that would help keep your drinks hot.The included lid is a nice touch if oyu plan on heating this over a camp burner, and the cup is big enough at a little over 400ml useful capacity for some of the smaller freeze dried meal pouches.The only real letdown here is the included cutlery set - the business ends are titanium, which is awesome. Unfortunately, the folding parts of the handle end are relatively thick and heavy spring steel, which to my mind defeats the purpose here - either make it all lightweight, or don't bother. The cutlery is also pretty big and bulky when folded - I would have rather seen a double ended spoon/fork made of titanium, hinged or not, or just some regular plastic camp cutlery. These are a strange compromise that essentially wastes the useful properties of the titanium they are (half) made of. I think I will use the cup for camping and bushcrafting, and my better half will keep the cutlery to replace single-use plastics when we eat out.

I like the quality of this product. It is really useful for one person to take along when hiking, travelling or going to camp. This cup is convenient to cook over open fire. I used it over a gas stove and found that the liquid heated quickly and when the liquid was kept with the cover on, the liquid stayed warm for a while. The cup with the lid can hold 450 ml of liquid. I like that the mug didn't get black or change colour for the heat. There is a handle on the cup as well that folds in for easy storage. The fork, knife, spoon are sturdy and these utensils can be easily folded and stored, it is comfortable to hold and use. The utensils come in a separate thin mesh bag that can be put inside the cup. The cup comes with a mesh bag that has holes a little bigger than the utensils mesh bag. I like that the cup and utensils can be easily washed and cleaned. I like that it is durable and lightweight.