Stainless Steel Insulated Coffee Mugs Set of 2 (14oz) ? Double Wall Coffee Cups with Spill Resistant Lid & Strong Handle ? Portable Shatterproof Tumblers for Cold Drinks & Hot Beverages

Excellent coffee mug! Keeps beverages hot when lid is fully pushed down on cup. Insulated stainless steel so stays cool to the touch on the outside. Great cup for on the go with your morning coffee. Downside is that it does have a wider footprint so may not fit all car cup holders. I have put mine in the dishwasher (top rack only) and it doesn’t seem to have affected either the lid or the ability to keep drinks warm. It’s light weight and easy to carry. Lid seal is tight so recommend only removing lid when on a solid surface to avoid sloshing contents out.

After two years of owning a pair of these insulated stainless steel mugs, they have completely earned my affection!! They are sturdy and very stable coffee mugs made out of metal and are really appealing. These units have held up well. I have two sets of four each of high-quality ceramic mugs that I spent a fair bit of money on, but these two stainless steel insulated mugs are always my go-to mugs every day. I hand-wash and hand polish-dry them, and I use them daily. They are great-looking. They are my favourite mugs that I use every day to the exclusion of all the other high quality ceramic mugs I own. These are truly nice mugs and I am glad I have them. Earlier on when I first bought these, I gave them a nitpicking review, stating that they could’ve performed better in the insulation department. Today, I appreciate them not only for the fact that they do extend the warmth of a cup of coffee over a longer period of time than normal mugs, but they just look great for a guy to be using – they are super-stable and are unlikely to get accidentally tipped over, and they do keep liquids warmer, or liquids colder, longer, depending on your beverage. And they look as good as the day they were taken out of the box, after hundreds of uses. I cannot give them a higher endorsement!! One of life’s best purchases, something I get satisfaction out of every time I use them. You cannot say that about a lot of things! These mugs, you can “take to the bank”, so to speak. They will provide long-term value and satisfaction to one who purchases them. Highly recommended and good job on the manufacturer’s part.

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Amazing Good Quality stainless steel mug ..

I bought this set for my elderly husband’s birthday. Ill health has made him weak, and his meds make him shaky, so it was getting harder and harder for him to carry his mug of tea from the kitchen to where his computer is without spilling it. And in a regular mug, his tea got cold pretty fast. I spent hours online reading product descriptions, user reviews, and Q&A to find a mug that would meet these criteria: Lightweight. Successfully keeps hot tea hot while outside stays cool-ish. A cover secure enough to prevent spillover while carrying. Large, comfortable (i.e., rounded) handle. Easy to clean. Hopefully microwaveable. The only criterion this set did NOT meet was the last one, since stainless steel is NOT microwaveable. I’m repeating this for readers who persist in asking, “Are these mugs microwaveable?” The answer, firmly, is NO. But this was a reasonable trade-off, given the fact that these mugs meet every other criterion—and do so very well. The work-around, if you’d rather use the microwave than your kettle, is to boil the water in your usual mug (or a measuring cup) then pour it over the tea into the insulated mug. Boom. Problem solved. Bottom line: Hubby, who is very particular about having things Just Right, is really happy with this mug. His only complaint is that when his tea is boiling hot, the steam comes out of the little hole opposite the hole to drink from. So as not to burn his nose, he removes the cover to drink, at least at first. But even when he leaves the cover off, he says his tea stays hot/warm enough, long enough. To maximize heat retention, heat the inside of the mug with boiling water or very hot tap water before adding your hot beverage. Also, keep the cover on with the openings closed for longest heat retention; just a quick flick of the fingers slides the top open and closed. (The top is not 100% leak-proof; if the mug tips over, liquid will drip/ooze out through the holes in the top, even if they're closed.) Another tip: While it seems ironic that tea would stain “stainless” steel (just as it stains porcelain), the good news is that stains are easily removed with a small amount of a commercial non-abrasive powder or paste, or with baking soda. Rinse the inside of the mug so that it’s damp, sprinkle the cleaner on a damp sponge, rub gently with the grain, and voilà: stains gone.