Contigo Byron Vacuum-Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Mug
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About Contigo Byron Vacuum-Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Mug
Overall Feedback:
93% positive
90% appreciated the portability
I put my cups through a lot of rough use, running them over, dropping them on the concrete and leaving them on top of cars.
The bottle has a screw-on lid with a rubber gasket and another one inside the sip opening, and it doesn't leak.
76% were satisfied with the mouth size, but 24% weren't
I suggest that the bottle should have a larger mouth as it doesn't fit the aero press. I had to transfer the pressed coffee from one cup to another due to this issue.
I find it difficult to take a sip from the wide indention and depth of the opening, causing liquid to run down my chin.
I ordered a two pack of bottles that were the same as what I had, except they were 1-2 inches taller, making them too tall for my Keurig.
88% appreciated the material durability
I have put the cups through a lot of rough use like running them over, dropping them on the concrete and leaving them on top of cars.
88% found it leak resistant
The mug is leak proof when closed properly, despite the lid being easy to cross thread and the stopper being hard to pop open.
84% liked the insulation efficiency
I was surprised to find that the tea was still scalding even after being in a bag with frozen water bottles for 4 hours.
92% appreciated its grip comfort, yet 8% were disappointed
I have noticed that the silicone grip slides up and down the cup more than other bottles I have had.
83% were impressed by the capacity
The bottle can hold two medium size Keurig fills at once, stays hot forever, and is short enough to fit under the Keurig.
I have found that using a 24 oz container keeps drinks hot or cold for a few hours and works much better.
