TOAKS Titanium 450ml Mug - Perfect for Hot and Cold Drinks!

Tracy KoherTracy Koher: Nice little cup. For some reason I thought it came with a top. Came quickly in time for the camping trip. I boiled water, made oatmeal, and instant coffee. Couldn't get a rapid boil but I believe it was more the fire source. But oatmeal came out great. So did the coffee. I'd note it seems coffee and probably liquid in general would go from hot to warm very quickly. The oatmeal stayed hot much longer. But I'd expect it too. I wouldn't use this as my full time coffee mug for the tip though. Very light and quality piece.

United States on Oct 03, 2023

E. Dean: This is what the perfect hikers cup looks like. Lightweight, durable, impervious to almost anything. Even the muted grey finish is nice. The only flaw is it’s so long lasting I may never need another one.

United States on Sep 09, 2023

Jonathan gigli: Ottima per le mie escursioni, ma anche in vacanza dentro lo zainone.

Italy on Sep 09, 2023

Paul A. Grosch: The orange bag leaves micro plastic all over the mug. Look closely and you will see the fibers. Throw it away. Toaks needs to skip the bag. We use the mugs every day in the kitchen and on hiking trips. Works great.

United States on Sep 05, 2023

OS: Gute Qualität, sehr leicht

Germany on Jul 09, 2023

Doris Pigeon: Cadeaux apprecies

Canada on May 05, 2023

Paul Camus: Just what you need when packing light on a hike! Very happy with this mug

Australia on Jan 28, 2023

denis lemay: j'adore

Canada on Dec 08, 2022

Chuck H: I’ve owned mine for several years now.

I purchased it when working in a now defunct plywood mill because the company was good about putting those 5 gallon water coolers everywhere, but sub par about providing any drinking cups.

It has been to work on many a shift in that old plywood mill and has literally been tied (in the provided orange mesh carry bag) to the roll cages of a few forklifts.

It’s been camping. It has enjoyed a few road trips.

It has earned its patina and continues to earn its keep to this day.

Over the last ten years or so water still tastes like water even after having been filled from many a well. Titanium is neutral like that. It doesn’t absorb so much of that heavily treated city water stank that you won’t enjoy an ice cold gulp straight from an old, hand dig country well.

It’s held soft drinks and the occasional beer.

It is a GOOD piece to have around.

The folding wire handles are still intact and functioning as designed.

Here are a couple of obligatory nitpicks:

- the handles do get warm. You will notice this the first time you top it off with coffee. Just set it down between...

United States on Apr 22, 2021

Two Bears: Update: after writing the review below yesterday; I made a wonderful discovery. Someone recommended using a side cut can opener and open a 5.5 OZ tuna can, and use that as a lid for the cup. Well that does not fit. Just as a test I tried the plastic lid from a Blue Diamond almond can. It fit PERFECTLY and will keep the stuff you store in the cup from falling out. I keep my MAHALO stove, fire steel, pot scraper, and lid to set the stove on, wind screen, etc.

I know the plastic lid will melt if i try to use the lid for cooking. It's just to keep my kit inside the cup. I will make a lid from aluminum foil when cooking. I used to have a Stanley camp pot, and that kit with other stuff I needed it weighed 18 OZs. By moving to this awesome cup; my cook kit now weighs 7 OZs.
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I make and use alcohol stoves and wanted a titanium pot to lighten my pack.

I have owned the Toaks 600, checked out a friends Snow Peak 600, and now bought this cup.

Let's get the cons out of the way then I can start singing the praises of this little cup.

1. The stated weight is wrong. It weighs 2.7 ounces instead of 2.2.

2. This is only a cup.

3. Comes with...

United States on May 18, 2013