CORE ELEMENT CETitanium Camping Mug or Pot with Lid 750 ml / 25 oz Lightweight Dual Purpose Suitable for Open Fire Direct Flame (3.75 L* 3.75 W* 4.5 H Inches) - Folding Handles - Space Saver

This system was one I created to supplant my MSR windburner which was heavy and took up way too much space. I only need to boil water for my dehydrated meals. The whole system weighs about 13 ounces, as opposed to the old system I had which weighed in at 26 ounces. If weight doesn’t matter, it takes up so much less space than the windburner/jetboil container which is a big enough win. The titanium is so light too. I absolutely love it. Pair it wit the other stuff and use the sack it comes with to keep it all together in your pack and you’re a golden feather.

We got this for an upcoming camping trip but I was a bit skeptical so we tested it out at home first.In spite of its small footprint and our camp stove’s wide grill, it still fit without wobbling. It was just the right size for a brick of ramen noodles (broken into pieces), which is my all time favorite food, so that’s a must. The lid fit well and was able to be removed easily once the water was boiling thanks to the handy tab. The handles are surprisingly comfortable and ergonomic to use, and cooled off quickly after turning the stove off so that I could remove the cup from the stove with my bare hands without burning them.I’m looking forward to using it for oatmeal, hot chocolate, small servings of hot dogs, mixing pancake batter..... my camping bowl, pot, and mug have all suddenly become superfluous. Can also double (/quadruple) as a toothbrush holder.Super handy size, small and lightweight enough to take backpacking, but big enough to be quite the workhorse, too. All my worries disappeared, and this super lightweight cookware/beverage consumption essential will be in our camping and backpacking gear for years to come!

Great little Ti pot/mug. Well thought out features, designed to last. As mentioned in previous reviews, the locking lid grabber/hanger bit is useful for not flopping around when dealing with a hot mug. Holes in the lid make for easier straining for that delicious ramen (I like to drain the hot water and replace with cold water - makes for just the right temperature for eating right away). The mesh bag keeps it all together whilst on the go. They really thought of it all when they made the inside of the mug empty - it makes for a great spot to stash stuff to conserve pack space. I will be using it on hiking trips for years to come. Coming from a mountain biking background I appreciate the awesomeness of Titanium. Get you some.BTW the description mentioned that the lid could be used as a frisbee and while I think they were joking I decided to try it out by throwing it at a disc golf basket. It had a great flight pattern and was unscathed by the experience. I don't know that I would try to catch it though. Maybe set up some cans on a log and see who can knock the most down.**Update**It's been almost 6 months and after several trips in the woods it's seen it's use and abuse. It's held up great and I have no complaints. Soon I'll be adding it's little brother to my kit as well.

My sea to summit aluminum spoon was able to scratch this deep and it ended being very bright and shiny on the cup with no damage to the spoon.I can feel a scratch in the cup shown in picture.I have ordered the Toaks 750ml to compare them

I love everything about the mug except that it leaks from the measurement indentations. Yep, the measurement lines are actually stamped unto the side and can be seen from both sides of the wall of the cup. Well, it leaks very visibly (streams down the cup) from two different places, with nothing but water in it.Update:I have replaced the defective cup hoping it was just a fluke. Sure enough the new cup leaks as well (see pictures). I'll be sending it back and will be getting one without inde tations