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Meet your copilot for road trips, fishing trips, or even your trip to work. Our Trigger-Action Travel Mug allows for easy, one-handed drinking with the simple press of a button. No spills. No splashes. No leaks. Made to fit comfortably in your vehicle's cupholder, it will keep your coffee piping hot for hours. Best yet: the lid also comes apart for cleaning.

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• 18/8 stainless steel, BPA-free
• Double-wall vacuum insulation
• Leakproof + packable
• Trigger-action, push button lid
• Easy-clean lid, dishwasher safe
• Car cup compatible 

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Twin Wall Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Thermal Travel Mug, Spill-Proof Lid & Handle. Comes Boxed. Perfect Fit for Our Drinks Holder

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• Keep your drink safe on the go with our Thermal Travel Mug. Keeps your drink hot or cold Twin Wall Stainless Steel with Durable Powder Coating
• On The Go: Robust Build with Spill-Proof Lid & Handle in White. Press-Fit Lid & Hinged Sipping Seal
• VOLUME: 12oz (340ml). Sturdy Easy-Hold handle that also fits snuggly in-place with the StrideOn Drinks Holder
• SPLASH-PROOF, SPILL-PROOF LID: Centre Vent to equalise pressue for very hot drinks that doubles as a hole for a straw for cold drinks
• WIDE GRIP HANDLE: Take control of your drinks on the go and keep them either hot or cold. Main body is Dishwasher Safe

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StrideOn Thermal Travel Mug

Twin Walled Vacuum Stainless Steel

Spill-Proof Lid & Handle

Wide Grip handle

Take your drinks on the go and keep them either hot or cold

Holds 340ml or 12oz

Splash-proof, Spill-proof Lid

Centre Vent to equalise pressue for very hot drinks that doubles as a hole for a straw for cold drinks

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Drinks Holder for left or right handed use fits to rollators, knee scooters, frames, prams, buggies, strollers and the like.

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I Tested 15 Travel Mugs to Find the Best Ones for Coffee and Tea

My top picks from Zojirushi, Fellow, and Kinto are hot, hot, hot.

Serious Eats / Irvin Lin

The Winners, at a Glance

What we learned, the criteria: what to look for in a travel mug, our favorite travel mugs, the competition.

• Why We're the Experts

Straight to the Point

Our favorite travel mug is from Zojirushi . It keeps coffee and hot beverages warm for a remarkably long time and has a locking flip lid. For coffee and tea enthusiasts, the Fellow Carter Move Mug has a thinner-edged lip that offers a better drinking experience. 

After working at a coffee shop right out of college, I stopped drinking caffeine. It was the inevitable result of having way too much of it (post-college, I did not understand moderation) and coming home with my hair, skin, and clothes smelling of it chronically. But years later, after getting married to a coffee enthusiast (some would say snob), I came back to my love of coffee.

Though I now work from home and can savor my coffee slowly out of a mug, my husband often needs to bring his second cup of coffee on the go. Coupled with the extensive camping and road-tripping we do, travel mugs of all sorts have started to accumulate in our kitchen cabinets.

This is all to say: A review of travel mugs is right up my alley. I set out to test 15 of them to see which ones retained heat and cold best, were comfortable and easy to use, didn’t leak, and offered the best drinking experience. 

The Best Overall Travel Mug

Zojirushi sm-sc48hm stainless steel vacuum insulated mug.

This travel mug is deceptively lightweight, yet still holds 16 fluid ounces of coffee or tea. It retains heat for a remarkably long time (longer than any other mug I tested). The lid not only opens up with a simple click of a button but also locks shut with a side switch, so you don’t have to worry about it accidentally opening. 

The Best Travel Mug for Coffee and Tea Enthusiasts

Fellow carter move mug.

The Fellow Carter Move Mug is designed with coffee enthusiasts in mind. Its heat and cold retention was second only to the Zojirushi and the inner chamber of the mug is ceramic-lined for a neutral flavor. The thin lip of the mug made drinking coffee out of it a pleasure.

Another Good Travel Mug

Kinto day off tumbler.

The Kinto Day Off Tumber is another excellent option for coffee and tea lovers. The top has a looped handle that makes it easy to carry around and the inner lid has a built-in splash guard. It also retains heat and cold for an exceptionally long time.

Note: If a temperature-controlled travel mug is what you're interested in (where you can set and hold the temperature for a prolonged period of time), then the Ember is the one to get. We tested temperature control mugs separately .

• Heat Retention Test One (without Lid): I filled each travel mug with 212°F boiling water, then left the lid off. I inserted a ChefAlarm 's probe (our favorite probe thermometer ) and set the alarm to 140°F to see how long it took for the temperature to drop. 
• Heat Retention Test Two (with Lid): I filled each travel mug with 212°F boiling water, and then placed the lid on. I took temperature readings each hour to see how long it took for it to drop to 140°F.
• Cold Retention with Lid: I filled each travel mug with 36°F cold water, and then put the lid back on. I placed the mugs in an oven with the light on, monitoring the temperature of the oven to keep it within 80 to 85°F, to simulate a warm day. I took temperature readings each hour to see how long it took for the water to reach 60°F.
• Leak Test: I filled each travel mug with water and placed the lid back on. I vigorously shook the travel mug upside down to see how much it would leak.
• Drinking Test: I filled each mug with 12 ounces of freshly brewed coffee , carrying it around the apartment and outside on walks and drinking from it to see how the user experience was.
• Cleaning Test: After each test, I thoroughly cleaned the mugs and lids.

Screw Tops Didn’t Leak Like Pop Tops

The travel mugs I tested had two types of lids. One style screwed onto the mug’s body and the other popped on and had a rubber gasket that held the lid in place. The latter were easier to put on, as all you needed to do was push the lid onto the body. However, these mugs all leaked...some worse than others. 

Conversely, most of the screw-on lids I tested did not leak much, if at all as long as they were put on properly. The bottom line: Get a travel mug with a screw-on lid and double-check that the lid is properly aligned and seated to avoid leakage.

Drink Buttons Were Annoying

Some lids, like the Contigo West Loop Stainless Steel and Stanley Classic Trigger , require pressing a button to drink from the mug. In theory, this seems like a great idea, as it only requires one hand and could prevent leakage. However, continually pressing a button for extended periods causes hand fatigue, especially if you have mobility or strength issues. This was especially noticeable with the Stanley mug, which had a stronger spring that required more pressure and strength to press.

Lid Design and Drinking Experience

Some lids (like the Camelbak , Yeti Rambler Tumbler , and Yeti Rambler Mug ) featured thick plastic lids with drink holes set slightly back from the edge. Drinking from them felt bulky and cumbersome. Other lids, like the Simple Modern Kona Collection , had a latch right near the opening, hitting my bottom lip as I sipped. My favorite travel mugs had thinner lid edges (like the Zojirushi and Fellow ) or rounder-edged lids (like the Kinto ), which felt more natural and pleasant to drink from. Both the Fellow and the Kinto also allowed you to drink from the mug in any direction.

Heat and Cold Retention

The travel mugs that had the best heat retention also, unsurprisingly, kept liquids cold longer as well. The Zojirushi blew every other mug away on both accounts, taking over 14 hours to drop from 212°F to 140°F and nearly 20 hours for 38°F water to warm up to 60°F. The second-best mug in these tests, the Fellow , took a respectable 10 hours to drop from 212°F to 140°F and 6 hours to go from 38°F to 60°F. The Kinto mug also took 10 hours to drop down to 140°F and 13 hours to get to 60°F. With these three mugs, you could carry around your coffee or tea and it'll stay hot or cold nearly all day.

On the flip side, some of the worse performing mugs, like the Hydro Flask and Corkcicle , dropped temperature alarmingly fast, from 212°F boiling to 140°F in just three hours and 38°F to 60°F in about eight hours. Most folks drink their coffee and tea within a few hours of brewing it, but if you prefer your coffee piping hot or you have a long commute, it’s nice to have a mug that'll go the distance.

Look for a travel mug that has a double-walled, vacuum-sealed body for the best heat and cold retention. Select a travel mug that has a screw-on lid. Pop-on lids are more convenient but leaked. Pick a travel mug that has a rounded or thinner lip for the most pleasant drinking experience.

And, finally, get a travel mug that's suitable for your lifestyle. If you are constantly on the road, look for a mug that's lightweight, easily opens up with just one hand, and fits in your car's cup holder. If you're a long-distance commuter on public transit, find a mug that retains heat exceptionally well and can be safely tossed into a bag.

What we liked : The Zojirushi retained heat and cold for a remarkably long time, longer than any mug I tested. The 212°F boiling water took a little over 14 hours to cool down to 140°F, while cold 36°F water took over 20 hours to warm up to 60°F. The flip-top was easy to use, with a simple button that popped it open. There’s a secondary latch that locks the lid, too.

The mug has a thin plastic lip and the lid comes apart into two pieces, which makes it easier to clean. The inside features a nonstick coating, preventing stains. Best of all, this slim travel mug is incredibly lightweight.

What we didn’t like: The heat retention of the mug is one of its best features. But it also means freshly brewed coffee takes a while to cool down to a drinkable temperature. If you plan on drinking the coffee from the travel mug immediately, make sure to let the coffee cool before pouring it in. Otherwise, you might scald your tongue with each sip. 

Also, the opening of this travel mug is narrower than other models. This made it more challenging to clean. (You’ll want a bottle brush for the task.) 

• Material: Stainless steel with nonstick coating and BPA-free plastic
• Dimensions: 2.625 inches diameter; 8.5 inches tall
• Dishwasher-safe: No
• Stated capacity: 16 fluid ounces
• Fits in a car’s cup holder: Yes
• Weight: 7 ounces

What we liked : The Fellow Carter Move Mug is great if you prioritize the coffee or tea-drinking experience. The interior chamber of the travel mug is ceramic lined, to help prevent any metallic taste that a cheaper stainless steel model might impart to your coffee or tea. The thin metal edge of the mug feels great on your lips and allows you to drink in whatever direction you pick the mug up from.

The mug features a removable “splash guard” insert that looks a bit like a sink drain. This prevents hot liquid from splashing outwards. The double-walled, vacuum-sealed body retained heat, taking over 10 hours to drop from 212°F to 140°F and 16 hours to rise from 36°F to 60°F.

What we didn’t like: The mug's lid requires you to unscrew it and you need two hands to do so. This also means you have a lid that you need to carry (or put down) when you're drinking. That said, Fellow does sell an optional slide lid (which I did not test).

• Material: Stainless steel with ceramic interior coating
• Dimensions: 3 inches diameter; 7.25 inches tall
• Weight: 12.5 ounces

What we liked : The Kinto is a well-constructed, lightweight mug that retained heat and cold for fairly long, taking nearly 10 hours to cool 212°F boiling water down to 140°F and 13 hours for 36°F water to warm up to 60°F. The mug itself features a two-part top, one that screws onto the body and acts as a splash shield, and one that's a sealing lid with a looped handle.

The first splash shield offers a tapered lip and allows you to drink from all sides of the mug. Like the Fellow, this makes it a pleasure to drink from. The handle on top of the sealing lid is nice for carrying, too. 

What we didn’t like: Because the Kinto mug has two parts to the lid that screws onto the body, there is twice the chance of user error where you can misalign the threads and not properly screw on the lid. Like the Fellow, the Kinto lid screws on, which means it requires two hands to remove it. Unlike the Fellow, though, the lid does have a handle, so it's easier to wrap your fingers around it and hold on to it, allowing you to drink with one hand.

• Material: 18-8 Stainless steel powder coated, with polypropylene and silicone
• Dimensions: 2.75 inches diameter; 9 inches tall
• Stated capacity: 16.9 fluid ounces
• Weight: 10.5 ounces
• Contigo Stainless Steel Vacuum-Insulated Travel Mug : Contigo makes reasonably priced travel mugs and this one does a good job retaining heat and cold. But the shape of the lid and its small opening meant coffee pooled on top of the lid between sips, which caused dribbling and spilling.
• Hydro Flask All-Around Stainless Steel Tumbler with Lid : The Hydro Flask travel mug lost heat the quickest of all the mugs I tested, and the pop-on lid leaked.
• Yeti Rambler 20-Ounce Tumbler : This Yeti Rambler had a pop-on lid that leaked and didn’t retain heat or cold very well.
• MiiR Flip Traveler: This solidly constructed, lightweight mug was easy to use and retained heat and cold better than most of the mugs I tested. Unfortunately, it leaked a bit, no matter how much I tightened or screwed on the lid.
• Yeti Rambler 20-Ounce Travel Mug: Unlike the Yeti tumbler we tested, this Yeti mug had a screw-on lid that didn’t leak. It also retained heat and cold for a respectable amount of time. But the thick plastic lid made drinking out of the mug less pleasant than our winners.
• Contigo West Loop Stainless Steel Vacuum-Insulated Travel Mug : This Contigo mug did a decent job with retaining heat and cold, but having to hold down a button to drink was tedious.
• Simple Modern Travel Coffee Mug : This mug lost heat and cold relatively quickly.
• Corkcicle Commuter Cup : Unfortunately, this mug lost heat extremely quickly (in just over three hours).
• W&P Porter Insulated Tumbler : I loved the feel of this tumbler and its colorful design. But the insulated tumbler lost heat relatively quickly and leaked terribly when turned upside down.
• CamelBak Horizon Tumbler : The Camelbak tumbler did a poor job of retaining heat and cold. It also had a snap-on lid that leaked.
• Stanley Classic Trigger Action Travel Mug : The rugged and durable mug felt like what your grandfather probably drank from as he backcountry hiked his way across the Rocky Mountains. It’s built to last a lifetime (and is backed with a lifetime warranty as well). And it did a good job retaining heat and cold. But it's slightly annoying to drink from since you have to push a button to sip. And when you did, the coffee flowed out very slowly.
• Simple Modern Insulated Thermo s: This travel mug did a great job retaining heat and cold. But the small lid had a flip-top with a locking latch that protruded fairly high, bumping into my bottom lip.

How do you clean coffee or tea stains off of a stainless steel travel mug?

Sprinkle some baking soda (about one to two teaspoons) into the mug and add water to form a paste. Gently scrub with a damp cloth, soft sponge, or bottle brush. The mildly abrasive baking soda should remove the stains.

How do you maximize the heat and cold retention of a travel mug?

For hot beverages, warm up the inside of the travel mug by pouring hot water (it can from the tap) into the mug, letting it sit for a couple of minutes, and empty the mug. Then, add your coffee or hot beverage. For cold drinks, cool the inside by pouring in water and adding a few ice cubes, swirling the cubes around, then drain it and add the cold beverage.

What size travel mug is best?

For most folks, a 12- or 16-ounce travel mug is sufficient. If you're a hardcore coffee drinker or you travel a longer distance for work, a larger 20-ounce mug might be a better fit.

How do you clean a travel mug lid?

If your travel mug's lid disassembles, take it apart. Then soak the lid in warm, soapy water for 10 to 15 minutes, then scrub and thoroughly rinse.

What is the best travel mug?

After testing, the Zojirushi travel mug came out on top, with a convenient flip-top and excellent insulation. But if you prioritize the coffee-drinking experience, the Fellow Carter Move Mug and Kinto Day-Off Tumbler are also excellent.

What travel mug won't leak?

All of our favorite travel mugs (from Zojirushi, Fellow, and Kinto) are leak-proof. The Zojirushi features a flip-cap that locks, while the other two have screw-on lids that prevent accidental spills.

Why We're the Experts

• Irvin Lin is a cookbook author, recipe developer, food writer, photographer, and ceramicist.
• He wrote the cookbook Marbled, Swirled, and Layered , which was picked by the New York Times as one of the best baking cookbooks of 2016.
• He runs a blog called Eat the Love , where he’s developed, photographed, and written recipes since 2010. Eat the Love was nominated twice for best food blog by the International Association of Culinary Professionals (IACP) in 2016 and 2022.
• He has served as a judge for the 2021 IACP Cookbook Awards and served on the executive committee for the 2022 IACP Cookbook Awards. He currently serves on the 2024 Book Awards Committee for the James Beard Foundation.
• He’s tested and reviewed hundreds of kitchen items including stand mixers and indoor herb gardens .
• For this review, Irvin tested 15 travel mugs, evaluating their insulation, usability, and more to find the best ones.

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Swig Travel Mug, 18oz, Stainless Steel, Insulated, Party Animal, Travel Cup with Lid and Handle, Dishwasher Safe, Copper Plated

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• 18OZ TUMBLER WITH HANDLE AND LID keeps cold drinks cold for 9 hours and hot drinks hot for 3 hours with Swig Life's triple insulated, copper-plated, stainless steel cups. Travel coffee tumbler holds up to 18oz of your favorite beverages.
• CUP HOLDER FRIENDLY 18 oz tumbler fits most standard size cup holders. With a comfortable handle, this travel mug is easy to carry and perfect for use as an everyday insulated water bottle.
• HIGH QUALITY INSULATED CUP keeps your drinks at the perfect temperature all day long. The large opening allows ice to fit with ease, and the spill resistant, removable slider lid lets your choose how you want to sip.
• TRAVEL COFFEE TUMBLER WITH HANDLE comes with a large lid (compatible with Swig reusable straw sets) with a removable slider for an easy sipping experience. Features a built-in coaster base that prevents slips, drips, and scratches. Top rack dishwasher safe.
• VARIETY OF COLORS AND PRINTS to choose from makes the Swig Life range of cups, travel mugs, tumblers, and water bottles the best unique drinkware you'll find. We also offer a variety of bags, coolers, straws, straw toppers, and other water bottle accessories to style your Swig.

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Customers like the fit, appearance and warmth of the cup. They mention that it's the perfect size, comes in many colors and designs and that it keeps their coffee hot or cold. They also like the quality. That said, some complain about the lid. Opinions are mixed on ease of cleaning, and leakage.

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Customers like the warmth of the cup. For example, some say it lives on their desk daily and keeps their coffee hot. That said, some mention it does an OK job keeping their water cool.

"...It has a nice fitting lid and keeps my coffee warm enough to enjoy to the last drop. It is a perfect size and comes in many colors and designs...." Read more

"A little pricey, but you do get a quality item,,,that really keeps my ice water cold all night long...still ice cubes in it when I get up...." Read more

"...Doesn’t leak at at all, has held up great in dishwasher and keeps my coffee very hot " Read more

"...It keeps my coffee warm /hot for hours (don’t judge me! Sometimes a good book sucks you in and you forget to drink your coffee!)...." Read more

Customers like the appearance of the cup. They say it's pretty, functional, and has cute patterns to choose from. They also say it comes in beautiful vibrant colors and is totally sassy.

"...It is a perfect size and comes in many colors and designs . I opted for a solid light blue...." Read more

"...Besides, it looks pretty and is very sturdy. I now have two of them." Read more

" Really cute design . Doesn’t leak at at all, has held up great in dishwasher and keeps my coffee very hot" Read more

"...I am happy with the pattern and it fits OK in my car. However, the lid is exceptionally tight and difficult to get on and off...." Read more

Customers like the quality of the cup. They say it's constructed well, holds up well, and is a good product. Some customers also mention that it'll keep their drinks hot or cold all day.

"A little pricey, but you do get a quality item ,,,that really keeps my ice water cold all night long...still ice cubes in it when I get up...." Read more

"Really cute design. Doesn’t leak at at all, has held up great in dishwasher and keeps my coffee very hot" Read more

"...I say "for the most part" because while the mug itself is incredibly solid (what with it being made of metal) the plastic lid is more breakable...." Read more

"This cup is 16 oz. Good start for the day . I like the top. It's so easy to use. The handle is a good addition...." Read more

Customers like the fit of the cup. They say it's the perfect size, fits well in their cup holder, and has a nice sized handle. Some mention that it fits in their purse and under their Keurig. The 18 ounce mug is a good size and does a great job of keeping their drink warm. The lid has s a tight seal.

"...It is not bulky and heavy like ceramic mug I tried. It has a nice fitting lid and keeps my coffee warm enough to enjoy to the last drop...." Read more

"...Although you can find TONS of coffee tumblers, none are small/compact like this Swig...." Read more

"...I am happy with the pattern and it fits OK in my car . However, the lid is exceptionally tight and difficult to get on and off...." Read more

"This cup is the perfect size , comfortable to hold and keeps a hot drink toasty long enough to finish the drink...." Read more

Customers are mixed about the ease of cleaning. Some mention it's very easy to clean via the dishwasher, and it'll keep beverages hot. However, others say that it't easy to remove for cleaning, and the lid is really hard to clean.

"...The fact that it’s dishwasher safe as well just sealed the deal! It keeps my coffee warm/hot for hours..." Read more

"...it had not been a clear lid so I couldn't see that it's impossible to get completely clean because now when I drink out if it I just think about it..." Read more

"... Very easy to clean via the dishwasher and very little risk of spilling when taking a drink...." Read more

"...My only flaw would be that the lid is hard to wash (if you're used to the pop-off magnet tops of Yeti)." Read more

Customers are mixed about the leakage of the cup. Some mention that it's cute, keeps drinks hot, and doesn't leak. The lid fits snugly and does not drip whatsoever. However, some say that the lid is not really leak-proof and the drink seal slide has a couple of problems.

"Really cute design. Doesn’t leak at at all , has held up great in dishwasher and keeps my coffee very hot" Read more

"...Only thing I don't like about the mug is the lid. Liquid comes out of the hole soooo slowly and the slide closer holds old liquid under it...." Read more

"...Very easy to clean via the dishwasher and very little risk of spilling when taking a drink...." Read more

"...Too much so in fact. The drink seal slide has a couple of problems ...." Read more

Customers are dissatisfied with the lid of the coffee cup. They mention that it leaves a lot to be desired, it's interesting, and that it should be more functional. Some say that the opening on the lid should be bigger, and it tends to have buildup between the lid and the little thingy to slide. Some customers also mention that the lid is broken.

"...It’s disappointing that the lid is so darn tight . It does an OK job keeping my water cool but I have had other brands that do a much better job." Read more

"...the lip of the lid right where my mouth was supposed to go, causing a chunk to break off and leave a sharp edge...." Read more

"...When not using a straw or drinking, there is a slide closure on the lid ...." Read more

"...I bought 5 replacement lids and all five crumbled after one use . I love the cup just wish the lids were better quality...." Read more

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