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Stanley 16oz. Stainless Steel Leak-Proof Travel Mug - 2 Pack
$7.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: New

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Plastic inner liner. No thanks.

Challenge: ACCEPTED

It's Too For Toorsday!

two-fer thursday? What about all the Xmas gifts we need? like more samsung galaxy tab 10.1's? I didn't get a chance last time.

It keeps the hot stuff hot, and the cold stuff cold ... but how the hell does it know the difference?

Stanley Page

...and it looks like they're plastic on the inside. Why?
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What will it do with my moderate temperature beverages?

"Leak-Proof Travel Mug???"

1. Leak proof? I should hope that a MUG would be LEAK PROOF...

2. I hope these aren't refurbs...

3. Where can I find the non-leak-proof version?

That caption is one of my favorite things I've seen this week. Thanks for making one of the 99% laugh - I'll go back to shoveling mud with my hands now.

axphw1 wrote:What will it do with my moderate temperature beverages?

You don't want to know.

wow, what timing! we just installed a filtered water dispensor at work for these to save the plastic bottles.
Go Green people!

Is it me, or are the woot captions becoming increasingly aggressive?

I've had so many travel mugs that leak, I'm willing to toss down $8 for one that might not. Stanley is a good name, so I have more faith in them than your typical mug.

BUILT FOR LIFE! -Five year warranty-

Looks like these are going for about $13 for just one on other sites. Great deal!

froogle starts at $22.82 with shipping included for one.

scharton wrote:Plastic inner liner. No thanks.

Yeah, I made that mistake once. Plasticky coffee isn't so great.

Christmas gifts for the whole office. My work is done.

"From now on, Daddy’s double-fisting the coffee."

I hope "the coffee" isn't just a family nickname for "the maid..."

First impulse buy on Woot! and I got two of 'em. Cheap Xmas presents for my roommates the very least!

And of course, by "two" I mean "four".

scharton wrote:Plastic inner liner. No thanks.

Dealbreaker!

Maniac11919 wrote:"Leak-Proof Travel Mug???"

3. Where can I find the non-leak-proof version?

Just about everywhere, unfortunately.

quote: Roostalee scharton wrote:Plastic inner liner. No thanks.


Yeah, I made that mistake once. Plasticky coffee isn't so great.


Actually, my big issue with this is coffee-y plastic. It starts to smell after a while and no amount of cleaning will make it stop smelling. It's a cheap deal, but I'm passing this time.

(Not sure why the Quote BBCode isn't working for me...)

Bass Pro Shop $9.99 but shipping free only if to store or with $75 purchase: vs. 2 for $7.99 here.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product__10151_-1_10051_10221998?hvarTarget=search&cmCat=10017452#reviews

*Shuts up and consumes*

*mumbles* Stupid pushy power happy monkeys.

In for 6 @ $4.83 ea. good xmas gifts for clients.

Seen them selling on ebay for $25+ ea. and Amazon for $20 ea.

5 yr warranty, hard to beat.

Keeps hot stuff hot and cold stuff cold. Don't know about you, but I'm going to keep a popscicle and coffee in one just to see if it does!

mytgreen wrote:Keeps hot stuff hot and cold stuff cold. Don't know about you, but I'm going to keep a popscicle and coffee in one just to see if it does!

Nothing like disappointment to get you in the holiday spirit!

Has anyone found a measurement as far as circumference towards the bottom of the mug?

The Honda I drive has remarkably undersized cupholders (or, being American, I purchase beverages that sell in quantities much greater than those in foreign lands)...

MrBojangles528 wrote:I've had so many travel mugs that leak, I'm willing to toss down $8 for one that might not. Stanley is a good name, so I have more faith in them than your typical mug.

It's a fair bit more costly than these Stanleys, but I've been quite happy with my Nissan Leak-proof Travel Mug 14oz (search amazon or elsewhere for JMQ400). Never leaked a drop and been using several years now. About only complaint has been keeping the threads clean - can be a little stiff to open now after all these years, especially if contents have cooled and created a vacuum. But no regrets...

turbobuick86 wrote:In for 6 @ $4.83 ea. good xmas gifts for clients.

Seen them selling on ebay for $25+ ea. and Amazon for $20 ea.

5 yr warranty, hard to beat.

It's 2 for $8 plus shipping. Considering time is money, does any warranty really matter at this price?

tracytracy wrote:...and it looks like they're plastic on the inside. Why?
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Because they arrrrrre, Blanche....they ARRRE plastic!!

Will this work with my Apple (juice)?

CowboyDann wrote:Nothing like disappointment to get you in the holiday spirit!

hahaha!

MrBojangles528 wrote:I've had so many travel mugs that leak, I'm willing to toss down $8 for one that might not. Stanley is a good name, so I have more faith in them than your typical mug.

I figure if I buy 4 one is bound to not leak, and I've paid no more than a decent overpriced one in a store anyway. And think of the excitement of testing them all!

I have one of these I got as a gift. Or "reward" or something. I wouldn't call it a travel mug. The lid is either screwed on, and sealed, or off. If you look at the picture with the lid off ("Package Contents"), you can see the seal goes all the way around, and there's no path for liquid. I think there might be a point where it's loose enough to drink around, but it's also loose enough to fall off in your face.

So consider it a 16 oz. thermos.

5dogdad wrote:Will this work with my Apple (juice)?

That depends, does the Apple juice come from an iPod or an iPhone?