Stainless steel thermos 400 ml with handle, double-walled, without lid, matte olive

Stainless steel thermos 400 ml with handle, double-walled, matte olive — an ordinary-looking stainless steel mug that doesn’t burn your fingers and doesn’t cool down in five minutes: there’s an air layer between two walls, the mug is only warm on the outside, while the tea inside stays hot for half an hour to an hour. A solid C-shaped handle welded with a circular seam — you hold the mug by it in a glove, hang it on a hook and dry it on a rope; there are no loose hinges. Matte powder coating in olive color doesn’t shine, doesn’t cool your hand and hides scratches; inside — polished steel with no smell or aftertaste. 400 ml — a full mug of tea, coffee, broth or instant porridge; height about 11.5 cm, weight 153 g. Doesn’t break, doesn’t crack in frost, doesn’t melt near the stove. Without a lid: this is a mug for the table, dugout, tent, car and home — places where you drink from it, not carry it. Not for heating over fire.

In the section Thermoses, dishes and cutlery this is the simplest thermal mug: without a lid and folding parts. If you need to carry tea without spilling and hide it in a backpack — thermal mug with folding handles and a drinking lid. To boil water — in a single-walled mug with folding handles or mug with carabiner on a pocket stove, and to drink — from it. For porridge — spoon-fork with carabiner.

For whom

• Fighters in a bunker and at a checkpoint: your own mug that doesn’t break, doesn’t burn and doesn’t shine; hot tea while you’re talking on the radio
• Home during power outages, dacha: tea from a thermos in a mug doesn’t get cold while you’re by the stove or generator
• Camping, fishing, hunting base: a mug that will survive a fall from the hood and years in a box
• Office and car: coffee doesn’t cool on the table, mug doesn’t break in the glove compartment
• Gift for a fighter and fisherman: a mug in olive that you use every day

Benefits

• Double wall stainless steel — doesn’t burn your hand, keeps heat for 30–60 minutes
• Solid handle, welded with a circular seam — nothing to wobble or break
• Matte powder coating olive — doesn’t shine, doesn’t cool the hand, hides scratches
• 400 ml — a full mug of tea, coffee, broth, instant porridge
• 153 g — lighter than a ceramic cup, doesn’t break
• Polished steel inside — no odor, aftertaste or BPA
• Hangs by the handle on a hook, carabiner, rope
• Simple shape — washes clean in a second

Instructions for use

1. Before first use, wash with warm water and detergent and wipe dry.
2. Pour hot or cold beverage no higher than 1 cm from the edge. To keep tea warm longer, rinse the mug with boiling water beforehand.
3. Hold by the handle: the body of the double-walled mug is only warm, but the rim with hot tea is hot for the first few minutes.
4. After use, wash by hand, wipe dry; tea stains are removed with baking soda. In the dishwasher, the coating becomes dull over time — better to wash by hand.
5. Dry and store upside down or by the handle on a hook.

Do not boil water in the mug and do not place on a burner, stove or cooktop: the double wall will deform from direct heat, the paint will burn. Do not use in a microwave — it’s steel. To carry hot beverage in a backpack, you need a mug with a lid or a thermos.

Safety

The mug is not for heating on fire, stove, burner or in a microwave. Without a lid — do not carry full in a bag and do not place on the edge of a table with boiling water where children can reach it. The rim is hot after pouring boiling water — drink carefully for the first few minutes; the body and handle remain warm. Do not pour boiling water into the mug straight from the freezer — give it a minute in warmth so the paint on the seam does not crack. Do not clean with abrasives and metal brushes — the coating scratches.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How long does it keep heat?
Double wall without vacuum and without lid: tea stays hot for 30–40 minutes in freezing weather and up to an hour indoors, warm — up to two hours. This is not a thermos; the mug is needed to drink without burns and not to finish cold tea.

Why without a lid?
This is a mug for the table and bunker, not for the road: nothing to lose, nothing to break, washes in a second. For carrying and a backpack — a model with folding handles and a drinking lid.

Can you heat water in a thermal mug?
No. The double wall doesn’t let heat through to the drink and deforms, the paint burns. Heat in a single-wall 300 ml mug, drink from it.

Is the handle strong?
Solid steel, welded with a circular seam at both ends — holds the mug with water and withstands drops. This is the strongest type of handle, without hinges or rivets.

Is there a metallic taste?
No, stainless steel inside without coating. Coffee smell is removed with baking soda.

Does the coating scratch?
Matte powder paint holds up well; over time, scuffs appear on the edges and ribs from metal spoons and carabiners — it doesn’t affect the kitchen pot’s performance.