Lixada Camping Water Cup with Foldable Handles and Lid 750ml Stainless Steel Mug Hanging Pot for Camping Hiking Backpacking Picnic

Great product, I have firebox which it fits into the boiling plate and I have a steel bottle so I can simply put the lid at the bottom of the bag, put the cup on top then next the bottle inside to save space. Really useful.The cup is sturdy snd reassuringly heavy. I am not a fan of the handles, whilst they are handy to fold flat against the cup, they don’t interconnect when opened how I would like so feels odd but are sturdy when lifting so probably just need to get used to them.The bag is a little cheap feeling and will stop some rattles but just feels a little like an afterthought.I’m tempted to add a carabiner or something to the lid handle as it is a bit small and tricky to lift when hot off the fire. A small loop of brass wire would probably work very well.Holds a fair amount and bring stainless it cleans up just fine.

This cup is tough. It’s got two nice foldable handles and handle on top to help hang over a campfire. The cup comes with a lid, which is great a keeping the heat inside.I’ve used this cup nearly everyday for the past 3 weeks and it’s still in a nice shiny condition. The cup sits nicely on my camp stove. I’m camp stove is very small but manages to hold my cup pretty well.I’d highly recommend this cup. I can’t fault it.Oh, it’s also hand luggage friendly.

Good quality stainless steel, as expected, small billy can, handles fixed well and safely. I use it more as a small hanging pot as its bit big for use as a cup. Very convenient to have the measurements on the side, especially when measuring water for adding to dry food etc when backpacking. Would recommend, will probably last for years.

This is a very useful little pot, it contains enough to make two cups of coffee, is lightweight and sturdy. The only slight downside is that it can only really be used as a coffee press or as an open pot, it would be better with a second, plain, lid so that it could be used as a cooking pot too. That said, it is still a useful bit of kit.

The media could not be loaded. It's one of the best bushcraft cups out there. It's tough. It has a great lid. The handle on top stays put. It's a perfect size. You can heat water in it. Cook in it. Hang it over a fire. Use it on a gas stove and best if all. It fits perfectly on a nalgene bottle. Excellent. Watch my video review.

Use it constantly when hiking and camping.Very lightweight. Packs away easy. Can fit a Gas canister and a small stove attachment inside.Easy to Clean. Handles are useful. Cools reasonably quickly. Hasn't become overly marked from use.

Brilliant cup used for drinks and warming meal packs. I’ve hung it over a fire, popped it on the stove and even into a hot water bath to gently warm. Fits nicely into a general molle flask pouch and perfectly pairs with a Nalgene bottle.

I bought this coffee press when it was on offer at £30.22. At that price it represents excellent value for money, especially for the backpacker or outdoors person who simply does not want to compromise on the quality of the coffee they drink.The mug and lid are both claimed to be titanium, and this appears to be backed up by their ultra light weight.The coffee press itself is fabricated from stainless steel, and this is probably the perfect material for its purpose.All in all, a recommended purchase.