WETOWETO 14 oz Insulated Coffee Mug, Vacuum Camping Mug with Lid, Handle

This is a great cup! Keeps my coffee hot for much longer than in a regular cup. I've also used it to keep other drinks cold for a number of hours.

Great cup, keeps my tea nice and hot, but one of the lids fits a little loose.

Excellent cup to keep your drink warm or cold. The lid is extra tight … so once it covers your drink, you need to drink its contents before removing the push on lid. Not for anyone with arthritis in there hands. Loved it. Not for my older Aunt. 😀

this is so cute. just want a little bit of coffee and to keep it hot is good.

12/31/24 UPDATED REVIEW GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE. THE COMPANY REACHED OUT TO ME AND SENT ME TWO, IMPROVED, LIDS FOR THESE CUPS. I WILL AGREE THAT THE LIDS ARE MUCH IMPROVED. THE SLIDER DOESNT SLIP AND SLIDE OPEN. ●MORE IMPORTANTLY . . .I CAN EASILY GRIP THE LID AND PULL IT IFF THE CUP. NOW, I WOULD RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT. Original review was: not for weak hands. I bought 2 of these cups at the same time, because I am desperate to find a cup that works with my hands, and, this had 2 lids with different openings. It's now 2 months later. I am still using the cup for my tea. But, using THIS cup, caused me to buy 3 others to try. I broke one of the lids two nights ago, when in my utter frustration of trying to get the lid off, I actually tried to pry it off by applying a tool to the little lifting tab. Which, of course, snapped it off. I finally got the lid off by putting a dinner knife blade between the cut and the lid and prying it up. Both of these lids are nearly impossible to remove, if you have bad hands. Even my husband had a bit of a hard time. He showed me to line the tab up with the handle, so that I could use two hands and leverage to try and let the lids off. The lids are a pain to clean, discolour easily, and, the sliding clisure on the one lid can only be cleaned by popping it out and then you have to snap it back in. That, ALSO, is very hard to do if you have bad hands. The cup also discolores and it is hard to get the tea stains and etches out. I tried Dawn Ultra, Dawn Powerwash, Baking Soda and Vinegar, and, finally, Effordent Denture cleaning tablets that I had left from my Mother. The denture cleaning tablets gave the best results. The handle, while large enough for a man to hold, is too thin for a person with bad hands to be able to CLOSE their hand around. To be able to LIFT or CARRY the cup, I habe to either put all 4 fingers all the way through, against the side of the cup and then put my thumb on the handle . . .OR, put my thumb all the way through, , pointed skyward, while the thumb base and palm base rest against the side of the cup, THEN, use my baby finger to curve around the bottom of the handle, and, my remaining 3 fingers are stretched straight out front. To drink from it, I have to either pick it up with 2 hands, OR, out 3 fingers through the handle to cup the side of the cup, with my baby finger under the handle and curling back to fold through the handle, with my thumb folded iver the top of the handle. On the positive side, the lid is on SO TIGHTLY that there is ZERO leaking. I am very disappointed because, well, I need a cup I can hold, that keeps my drink hot, and had a lid that prevents leaking. I LIKE the side of the cup, it doesn't affect the taste of my tea. I COULD put up with the cleaning difficulties. But, I can't get the lid off without pain and frustration, and once now, breaking the lid. So, I would NOT recommend this pretty cup if you have bad hands. I would suggest that, if you plan on buying this as a gift for your family member because the y are older and need a cup with a lid . . .DO NOT do it unless your family member has hands that are strong and that can close tightly enough to hold onto the handle.