TOAKS Titanium 375ml Mug - Perfect for Outdoorsy Coffee Lovers!

Colton: Lightweight and fit perfectly in my 750ml pot. As a result, it took up minimal amount of space in my backpack for an 8 day trip.

United States on Oct 15, 2023

dml: Should have started with this first

United States on May 16, 2023

Gazbraz1: Expensive but lightweight and great quality

United States on Mar 27, 2023

Mark G.: Not a bad cup. I got calluses to the pinky because of the handle. But I do drink a fair bit of coffee when I'm hiking.

Australia on Dec 10, 2021

BIKEPACKING FREUN.DE: Die Tasse ist leicht, robust, stabil. Die Biegung im Griff ermöglicht einen stabilen Halt der Tasse. Für mich ein wichtiges Feature. Kaufempfehlung der Bikepacking Freun.de!

Germany on Aug 25, 2021

GaelGael: It holds maximum 356 ml to the rim not 375 ml. It can nest (including the mesh bag) in the Boundless Voyage 900 ml titanium pot. You can nest the Trangia alcohol burner and a firesteel in the cup, nested in the pot with extra room for some fuel or a small accessory.

Canada on Nov 21, 2020

David Sims: Empty and completely dry, this titanium cup weighs 50 grams. When completely filled with water, it weighs 403.1 grams. The ambient temperature during the measurement of weight was 17 degrees Celsius, at which temperature the density of water is 0.99877 grams per milliliter. Therefore, the actual measured capacity of this cup is 353.5 ml. The advertising exaggerates upon the truth by 6%. The amount of liquid that you'd normally put in the cup, intending to fill it just to the point where you wouldn't spill any while carrying it, is about 300 ml.

The cup does appear to be useful to a backpacking camper, and it comes with a bright-orange mesh stuff sack.

United States on Apr 29, 2020

Andrea Ross: It's very light, tough, and fits inside my toaks 550ml pot, which means it doesn't take up much space in my pack. I am so pleased with it and can recommend.

Canada on Aug 04, 2019

JeremyJeremy: I'll keep this high level...

Size and weight references:
1) Ditch the carrying sack and this 375ml cup weighs just 2.0 oz by my scale
2) 1L Life water bottle (great for ultralight through-hikes) nests inside the cup
3) 16 oz narrow-mouth Nalgene (heavier, but more durable than LW bottle for every day use) nests inside the cup
4) The 375ml cup nests inside the 750ml pot
5) A fuel canister does NOT nest inside the cup

Applications:
1) Useful for short trips where you're not going to bring a separate pot. Bring a piece of foil as a cover and you can use these to heat water as your primary cooker.
2) Day hikes and picnics, where the minuscule incremental weight vs ultra light options doesn't matter and durability is more important
3) Car camping, where multiple cookers are useful and weight is a non-factor
4) Personally, I WON'T use this for through-hiking UNLESS I don't bring a 750ml or 1300ml cooker. For use as just a coffee cup or bowl, my plastic coleman camping cup (similar size) weighs just 0.9oz after clipping off most of the handle.

United States on May 26, 2019

Ty K: Love this mug. I use it for hiking but also started dragging it around town with me because it’s so light and has those little notches in the handle :) so comfy to drink my morning coffee on the way to work. Also, shipping was super fast. I didn’t need this right away but that’s when I got it. Great mug and service in a hurry.

Canada on Nov 09, 2018