BodumInsulated Plastic Travel Press Coffee and Tea Mug 12-Ounce 11068-109S

Really cool cup. It does leak a bit if you put it upside down so beware not to put it into a nap sack for example but keeps coffee warm very easy to hold with the cork and overall for 20$ it’s a good buy

Came in the mail fairly quickly and I love it. The rubber grip around it feels nice, it's a good-looking travel mug for sure.It feels very solid, has a bit of weight in it. The outside is nice and shiny. Pretty easy to clean; if you have slender or small hands, you can get in it with a sponge just fine.It's not actually totally leak-proof or resistant. The lid/locking mechanism on it isn't the best, so if you tilt it downwards, stuff starts to trickle down a little. If you touch it just under the lid, you can sort of feel the temperature of whatever you've put in it, so the heat/coolness is probably escaping. The bottom half feels totally fine, though.It does its job very well, it's kept my coffee hot/warm for a long while, about 7 hours or so. I'd definitely recommend it despite the flaws.

I got one of these in college, and was saddened when I dropped it from quite a ways up and the lid broke. It had lasted me for years. I bit the bullet and spent $30 to get another one. It's my baby. I use it every day. It's easy to clean, keeps my coffee warm for HOURS, and fits in my cup holder.There are a couple of things to be aware of that aren't big enough issues for me to detract any stars. It leaks a little tiny bit, so I try to keep it upright. It's definitely not enough to render the product useless. I think the idea is that they can't make it completely leak-proof without risking steam buildup, which would cause small explosions and be a mess. Unless you cross treacherous terrain each day, it is fine. Another thing to be aware of is that the rubber sleeve might need to be taken off and cleaned occasionally - it can accumulate gunk if you don't keep it clean and dry. I suppose if you were a more careful person than me you could just avoid getting the outside wet; you only really need to rinse it out with water. It's stainless steel so it doesn't require a whole lot more maintenance than that.

Holds heat very well. Looks great. Internal volume is slightly smaller than expected.

So far I've been quite happy with this mug. I used to be a loyal user of Nissan mugs (good insulation), though the rubber interior seal was a challenge to clean. I then tried the Thermos Travel Tumbler, though the lid on it often resulted in me spilling coffee down my frontside (lid design was a good idea, though the execution made drinking difficult and had poor modulation of flow).So... when I found this mug I was quite excited as it had good insulating properties along with a simple lid, and was all stainless steel (no plastic inside). So far I've been quite happy - it keeps coffee warm on my way to work, the lid is simple, easy to clean, and generally allows easy drinking of coffee. It has a nice wide stable base, and the wide mouth of the mug makes for a stable base if you use a ceramic cone coffee maker and make coffee directly in to you mug.