Steel mug with carabiner handle 300 ml single-walled — for heating on a burner and dry fuel

Steel mug with carabiner handle 300 ml, single-walled, stainless steel — a classic camping mug that has a carabiner with a threaded coupling instead of a regular handle: attach it to a backpack strap, pouch loop, or pot handle — and the mug won’t get lost or rattle inside. The carabiner is welded to the body with two steel brackets using spot welding, the coupling screws on — it won’t come undone on a branch. Single-walled, so you can not only drink from the mug but also heat in it: 300 ml of water on one tablet of solid fuel or on a gas burner boils in 5–8 minutes — tea, coffee, instant porridge, heating a ration without a pot. Stainless steel doesn’t rust, doesn’t retain odors, doesn’t break; the mirror-matte surface washes in a pot and in a dishwasher. Size approximately Ø 8 × 8.5 cm, weight approximately 150 g.

A mug is the simplest kitchen from the section Thermoses, dishes and cutlery: together with a pocket stove and dry fuel UWOIL it gives hot tea at a position without gas and smoke; on a folding burner 3200 W water in it boils in 3 minutes. With the mug — spoon-fork with carabiner: both are fastened to one pouch.

For whom

• Fighters: a mug with a carabiner on the outside on a backpack or pouch, tea on a tablet of solid fuel right in it — without a pot and burner
• Tourists, cyclists, runners: a mug for heating — the lightest kitchen for one, 150 g together with a carabiner
• Fishermen, hunters, car tourists: a mug that doesn’t break and doesn’t melt near a campfire
• Emergency backpack and home during power outages: boil water on a candle or tablet — you can do it in a steel mug
• Gift: a mug with a carabiner — a thing that is used daily, doesn’t break and doesn’t age

Advantages

• Handle-carabiner with a threaded sleeve — attaches to a backpack, pouch, pot and doesn’t unfasten on its own
• Single wall — you can heat water on dry fuel, burner, near a campfire
• Stainless steel — does not rust, does not retain odor, does not break, does not melt
• 300 ml — a mug of tea, coffee, a portion of instant porridge or heated ration
• Carabiner welded with two brackets by spot welding — will not break off
• Washes in a cauldron and dishwasher; surface does not collect soot inside
• About 150 g, without plastic or rubber — nothing to break or burn

Instructions for use

1. Before first use, wash with detergent. To wear, unscrew the coupling, attach the carabiner to the strap or loop, screw the coupling back.
2. To heat, place the mug on a dry fuel stove, stand it above the tablet or on the burner supports in the center. Pour no more than 250 ml — boiling water won’t splash out.
3. 300 ml boils: on one dry fuel tablet — in 8–10 minutes, on a gas burner at half power — in 3–4. Keep the flame under the bottom, not along the sides — the carabiner heats up from the side.
4. Remove the hot mug with a glove or by the carabiner, without touching the body; for the first few minutes drink carefully — steel conducts heat to the rim.
5. After use, rinse; wipe off soot from the outside with sand or soda, wash the inside normally. Store dry.

Before the first heating over fire, boil water and pour it out. Soot on the bottom from a campfire is not harmful, but it dirties the backpack — carry the mug outside or in a case. Do not grease the carabiner sleeve — it collects dust; if it gets stuck after rain, rinse and rotate.

Safety

The steel mug heats up completely over the fire, along with the carabiner: handle only with gloves or through a cloth, do not drink immediately after removing from the fire — the rim burns the lips. Do not heat an empty mug and do not bring it to complete water evaporation. Do not place on fire with a plastic lid or cover. Do not use in a microwave oven. Do not fill to the rim when heating. The carabiner is for carrying the mug, not for equipment and not for safety purposes.

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Can you heat water directly in the mug?
Yes, the wall is single, without coating or plastic: on a tablet of solid fuel, on a burner, in the heat of a campfire. 300 ml of boiling water — in 3–10 minutes depending on the source. Thermal mugs with double walls cannot do this.

Does the carabiner get hot?
It gets hot because it is welded to the wall. Hold the flame under the bottom over the fire, remove with gloves; when drinking hot tea without fire, the carabiner remains warm, not hot.

Does the carabiner hold the mug with water?
Yes, two welded ears and a coupling hold a mug with 300 ml of water on a backpack and on a branch. You shouldn’t hang other equipment on it — it’s a handle, not a climbing carabiner.

Does it burn your lips?
The first minutes after boiling — yes, like any single-wall steel. Let it sit for a minute or add cold water. For tea from a thermos, the mug retains heat less than a thermal mug, but weighs twice as much less.

Does it rust and does it have a metallic taste?
Stainless steel does not rust and does not give a taste. Soot on the outside from a campfire — just cosmetic, wipes off with baking soda or sand.

Will it stand on the burner supports?
Yes, the bottom Ø 8 cm is placed on the supports of the folding burner 3200 W and the remote burner; place in the center, not at full power — the flame should remain under the bottom.