Travel Mugs and Tumblers

The tumbler that became a phenomenon, and underneath the colours it is recycled 18/8 stainless with a vacuum wall and a lifetime warranty. The lid, straw and gasket are all sold as spares, which is the part that matters: the usual way one of these dies is a lost straw, not a failed wall.

• Recycled 18/8 stainless steel
• Lifetime warranty
• Lid, straw and gasket sold as spares
• Tapered base fits cup holders
• Dishwasher safe

Titanium, folding handles, and a single wall thin enough that you can set it straight on a stove. Snow Peak has made this in Niigata since the 1990s and it is the kind of object that acquires a heat-stained patina instead of wearing out: there is no coating to come off and no seam to leak.

• Japanese titanium, 110 grams
• Folding handles, nests in a pack
• Can go directly on a flame
• No coating to wear off
• Made in Niigata, Japan

Double-wall 18/8 stainless with a vacuum between the walls, which is the only part that can fail and the part with nothing in it to wear. The MagSlider lid is sold separately when you lose it, which you will, and that is the difference between a tumbler that lasts and one that gets thrown away with a missing lid.

• 18/8 stainless, double-wall vacuum
• MagSlider lid sold as a spare
• Dishwasher safe
• Fits most cup holders
• Five year warranty

The smaller sibling of the mug already on this page, and the one that fits a car cup holder. Same electropolished interior, which is why coffee does not leave a ghost of itself behind, and the same lid that comes fully apart for washing.

• 16 oz, fits a cup holder
• Electropolished interior, no flavour transfer
• Lid disassembles for washing
• Replacement gaskets sold
• Vacuum insulated stainless

18/8 stainless with a vacuum wall and a handle, in the size that means one fill is most of a day. The straw lid is the only part that wears and it is sold separately, and the body is the gauge of steel that takes being dropped on concrete without changing shape.

• 18/8 stainless, vacuum insulated
• 42 oz with a handle
• Straw lid sold as a spare
• Base fits a three inch cup holder

Japanese precision in a travel mug. Vacuum insulation holds cold for a full day and hot for most of one, and the SlickSteel interior refuses to take on stain or odour after years of coffee. The lid comes apart without tools for cleaning, which is the part that usually kills a travel mug: gaskets you cannot reach grow mould, and these ones lift straight out.

• Hot for 8 hours, cold for 24
• SlickSteel interior resists stain and odour
• Lid disassembles without tools
• Leak-proof locking lid
• Made in Japan

Thirty-two ounces is a day's coffee in one vessel, and the GoCafe is the shape that makes that practical: a wide mouth you can get a brush into and a flip lid that locks. Same vacuum wall and the same replaceable gasket as the smaller mugs.

• 32 oz, a day in one vessel
• Wide mouth, brushes clean
• Locking flip lid
• PFAS-free and BPA-free
• Replacement gaskets sold