Joseph Joseph Refill Reuse Repeat 2-Piece Sipp Travel Mug & 500ml Loop Hot Cold Bottle Set - Blue

This little thermos cup works for me. No leakage on the green one that I purchased. Heat retention is just okay since I use it in the morning for my coffee. It is a good price and really easy to use. I really like the snap down lid. Hole is wide enough to use a straw or a teabag string.

it was a gift for my mom. she loves it.

Meets my needs: I wanted a leak-proof, microwave-safe tumbler that fit in my cup holder. I can shake it upside down without fear of leaks! The curved edges and limited ridges make it easy to clean.Cons: heat/cold retention is somewhat poor.I don’t like my coffee super hot (I heat my water 1:10 m:s for a drop-in-shake-up-melting truffle, like a giant Hershey kiss), yet the outside still gets uncomfortably warm.When used with ice, it started sweating even indoors with a/c.And minor issue but I’d like the vent to be farther from the sipping hole.

Who knew that it would be so hard to find a fully-plastic travel mug with a screw-on lid, a spout that securely snaps closed, and no handle? Apparently Joseph Joseph did, because this was the only one I could find on the market.Like others in the reviews, I didn’t want stainless steel as it keeps my black coffee too hot for too long. Finding everything else on my list of criteria was a chore, but I was glad when I stumbled upon this. So far, it’s working really well for my needs and it has never leaked or splashed. I fill it up pretty high and even with the spout open in the car, it hasn’t splashed. I’m very pleased with this travel mug.

Great for travel, no spills, lid works great. I gave it 3 stars because it does not keep my coffee warm for more than 15mins. Might work great to keep drinks cold, but I want it to keep drinks warm.

This tumbler is perfect for me, it's not double wall insulated so it's not going to keep your coffee hot for more than an hour but it is completely leak proof. I was tired of my other mugs leaving small drips in my bag. I just toss this one in and drink it when I get to work and it's warm enough for me. Another huge plus is it's wide mouth and easy to clean.

I had high hopes. It seemed to have features I would love. The lid closes beautifully, making it great to use outdoors without worry of bugs, bees, able to slip inside your cup. That's a huge plus!The size was nice, my hands ( arthritis is a real bummer) fit around the cup, it has different sizes to choose from. Also a huge plus!The colors are lovely, washes well, didn't stain, did not leak, again this is a serious plus!I was ready to purchase the smallest cup & the Thermos bottle so I could have a back up drink without having to go back indoors, particularly when working in the garden.This WOULD HAVE been a plus, I liked the shape of the Thermos, with a place to hold the top without having to lay it on the ground, or wherever, I thought that was a clever idea.HOWEVER,I tried to use the middle size cup( I purchased it for drinking hot tea) I wanted a lid that shut in case I knocked it over, I wanted a protective top from bees, ants getting inside my cup as I use this for drinking on the go, generally in my garden. This cup while as stated had all the promises of being a a.perfect cup. Except it is impossible to actually drink from. The lid , once opened to drink from, is FLAT, no lip, no dip, no indent, no " spout* no place for your lips to go. It was like try drinking from a hole in a wall, I found it utterly frustrating, and totally confused. I've never seen, or even heard of a travel mug/ cup, disposable cups, expensive cups, cheap reusable cups ( including ones that leak) have A FLAT HOLE to drink from! Whoever came up with this idea must never have actually drank from a cup of any kind, even a normal mug with NO TOP your lips curl to hug the lip of the mug to sip from. I truly just don't for the.life of me understand who thought this was a novel idea that would make for a perfect drinking top.I not only am sending this cup back, but I canceled the additional one with the Thermos as well.I can't remember when I was ever so dumbfounded or totally disappointed over a (travel / cup/ mug/ a receptacle that holds liquid to drink out of. It just doesn't make any semi common sense.I would NOT recommend this mug/ cup. I generally do NOT make negative reviews, even if I wasn't a fan of a purchase. I figure sometimes you get lucky and the products are great and sometimes it's just not my thing.But, THIS FLAT HOLE DRINKING LID is simply beyond me, & I would never have considered this to be something I'd have to look out for.Hope this helps someone else.Maybe the folks who make this cup will reconsider and FIX this ridiculous * non-drinkable* lid.It just makes me shake my head even as I write this highly disappointed review.( I ended up siliconing/ gluing the cup I had that sadly broke which led me to looking for a replacement. ) THATS HOW BAD I think the impossible to drink from lid is on this travel cup!~ sorry for a negative review.~ a sad & highly disappointed bird.Update:As seen in the photos you can tell that the drinking hole has NO SPOUT for your lips to fit around. It is totally FLAT!

Finally, a Travel Mug That Doesn’t Smell Like It’s Made of Mystery Materials!I’ve been on the hunt for the perfect travel mug for ages, and Joseph Joseph delivered with the Sipp Travel Mug. First off, no weird smells. If you’re like me and super particular about your coffee tasting like, well, coffee (and not plastic or metal), this mug is a dream. It keeps my brew hot, seals tightly (no leaks in my bag!), and the flip-top cap is easy to use without being flimsy.The coral color is stylish and cheerful—it’s like my morning pick-me-up even before the caffeine kicks in. If you care about the little details (like I do), this mug checks every box. Worth every penny!