Jacob Bromwell 28 ounces Stainless Steel Camping Mug Coffee Cup

First, I'm not concerned that this is not a real Jacob Bromwell. I have the perfect stainless steel cup that I have taken to Europe and to Canada and everywhere in between not for camping, but for staying in hotels! I take an immersion heater and all is right in my world. So I decided that I wanted an additional one, now that I'm using it every single day to increase my water intake. You know those cold tin cups of water? This is the healthy stainless steel version of that. After a very long search, I found this cup and it came today. It is *identical* to my Europe cup right down to the welds on the handles. I am so pleased, as I have looked everywhere for this. What makes it great: It holds 2 1/2 cups. Plenty enough for soup or coffee or what have you. I even use mine for salad. Second, it has ROLLED edges, even on the handle. This makes it very comfortable to hold as well as to drink from. It is lightweight, and the handle is perfect for hooking to a carabiner.. I highly recommend this cup.

I bought this mug as a bowl/mug for back packing. For that purpose it works ok. You can easily eat soup or cereal out of this. Hot liquids transfer heat through it quickly which can warm your hands on a cold morning or burn them too, so be careful. The handle has held up on me so far, but does seem a little on the flimsy side. Wash thoroughly before first use. Looked like it still had some oil or grease on it from manufacture.

Great size. I use it from eating cereal to coffe. It will heat up with hot drinks. It has started to rust a little but I did leave it in the sink for a while. If you could only have one cup/bowl, it would be something like this.

I have been using 2 of these cups for a number of months now, and have eliminated all my eating dishes. I absolutely love this cup. It is large and holds a lot of food or liquid. I even cook with it, once in a while, on the electric burner, on a lower setting. I use 2 of these cups every day. The handles are so comfortable and sturdy, too.

Great size,wish someone would make this in a thicker and better grade stainless steel. It rusted first wash. You can work around this by treating ss just like you would cast iron,oil and heat. It works but not worth the price. Maybe good for ultralight packers who prefer ss over aluminum.

Revised it leaks where the handle is spot welded to the cup. I had it for a while but never really used it .It’s nice but next time I will look for something with ounce marks on it and a foldable handle.The handle from my trangia stove works with the rolled rim on this cup

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Well this thing is big. Too big for a mug, but works ok as a kettle :)

Flimsy ... tha's all I will say for such a price... !!!