Coffee cup

[chmusar]

I have a sea to summit delta insulated mug good size keeps drink hot and lid works well

http://www.backcountry.com/sea-to-summit-delta-insulated-mug


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[Ruskin]

I carry a 16 oz nalgene. I'll slip it into a glove or clean sock to insulate it. The Nalgene is multi-purpose. Any thing I mix with water goes in it...protein shake, coffee, enduro, etc. And if it's late season, i'll fill it with boiling water, push it into a sock and put it down by my toes in the sleeping bag to keep my feet warm for a couple hrs.

http://store.nalgene.com/Nalgene-16-ounce-Wide-Mouth-Water-Bottle-p/16%20ounce%20wide%20mouth.htm

 

[Clarktar]

Me and this ole girl have spent ALOT of mornings behind the glass together. I got her for free 99. I'd shed a tear if she broke....then go buy a new one.

She weighs in at 1.25 oz.

I do it just to get Justin fired up about politics as he is anti starbucks! Haha

Ever since that sonics ordeal I try to steer clear

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[DWinVA]

God Bless

 

[mrgreen]

I use the Snowpeak double wall Ti with lid. Light enough, keeps my coffee or tea hot for a while, easy to pack without handles. My coffee grounds, tea bags, and Montbell coffee filter/dripper all store inside.

 

[robtattoo]

I use a cheapy-cheap single wall titanium mug (Toaks possibly? The logo burnt off years ago) slipped into a gas-station beer can coozy. It's cheap, light, packs into my cooking pot (and holds a lighter, stove top, spork & other nick-nacks) & I can cook in it if needed.