VargoTitanium Ti-Lite 750 Mug - Lightweight and Durable Camping and Backpacking Mug with Lid

I just got this and I love it's design. The lid has a plastic handle so it does not get hot or rattle. When it starts boiling the holes let out a bunch of steam letting you know. You can also make rice or pasta real easy with those holes. The size is also perfect. I just wish the handles stayed in place, like the snow peak mug. I love the weight of only 5oz. I plan to use this to do my rice and hot water and get a snow peak to cook my food, this way if I burn my food on the bottom, I can easy ditch it and clean up later. With 5oz for titanium mugs, you can't go wrong have 2 in your cook set.

We took this mug on a week long hiking trip, did not even get a dent. Was my primary cooking and eating cup.My sons use them everyday around the house too. They are cool they since they are so light but so strong.It is single walled cup so if you put in hot coffee, you can use it to warm up your hands too. That was good on the trail since we are typically in a hurry and want food and beverages to cool off quickly so we can eat and drink and be on our way.

The picture on this page is incorrect. It comes with top and mesh bag to hold both in. The handles on mine fly all over the place, they do not fold nicely. Need to change the lip/rim of the cup so that its not bent over, creating a space for bacteria and dirt. Instead, I would have it be a rounded edge. I would also make sure the handles folded securely, idk how to ensure this however. Lastly, mine arrived with stains on the inside and fingerprints (like half a hand print). I did a quick rinse and most of it came out. Im sure the rest will later. It fits loosely around the nalgene 32 oz. there is about 2-2.5 millimeters of space between the bottle and cup. Im going to wrap my bottle in duct tape to make it a bit more secure. Best cup on the market but I hope they do change the lip/rim.UPDATE:I have used the pot 2 times, the handles have come out already and I can't get them back in. pot is an expensive titanium POS. Better off buying the equivalent by Esbit or Snow peak. Brian Vargo is just making a profit off of a metal, titanium and having very simple products assembled poorly to increase profit margins.

I purchased this cup to fit over my stainless steel water bottle. The cup is so light I don't notice the weight. On the downside, it was pricey ($55). On the plus side, it is insulated and has a lid. The lid is perforated on one side, so it can be used for draining liquid off of noodles.

It's a great little cup.made hot drinks on open fire,residue cleaned up nicelyboil water faster than stainless steel the weather was nice just a good all around Cup

i like it

Great Pot/cup. You can fit a 100g fuel cannister and a BTS 3000 stove, along with lighter etc all inside.

I love this cup. It is perfect and cooks very well. Super lightweight - exactly what I wanted and needed.

Perfect Pearce of kit. This cup is super light and nests with the 32oz Nalgene bottles. The only suggestion I would say to the manufacturure would be to change the lid handle to a folding version. I took the handle off (single screw) as I place the lid one the bottom under the cup and bottle so the lid handle gets in the way. I use a small stick or my spork to take the lid off now.

Very light and still stable, great product.

A great product. Lightweight, strong and perfect for boiling water on the fire. Fits snuggly in the Condor H20 pouch and holds the Nalgene 1 litre bottle perfectly. Product was received within a few weeks of ordering.

Extremely light weight and thats what I wanted. Pleasantly surprised that it was as large as it was. I have made coffee tea and soup in it... A bit pricey but I am happy with it.

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