Personalized custom embroidered skiing design on nylon windshirt
Personalized custom embroidered skiing design on nylon windshirt
Custom embroidered skiing design & 1 line of text on Sport-Tek windshirt, 100% nylon shell, lightweight flannel body lining, nylon lining in sleeves for easy on/off, 1 x 1 poly/Lycra-ribbed cuffs/collar/waistband, locker loop, side-seam pockets
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Sigg Metro Mug Thermal Water Bottle (13-Ounces) Leave your dead and dying plastic coffee mugs in the cupboard and pour your delicious morning brew into the Swiss-made aluminum SIGG Metro Mug. SIGG’s signature treatment process kills the lingering remnants of yesterday’s coffee, leaving you with nothing but pure, unadulterated taste. This tough little mug gets you through the day without leaking, stinking, or dripping from the seals.
Product Features
- Material: Aluminum body, plastic handle, lid, and base
- Capacity / Volume: [S] 8.5oz; [L] 13oz
- Recommended Use: Sippin’ java in the morning
- Weight:
- Warranty: Lifetime
Customer Review: Not a Travel Mug
Like many posts here I’ll have to agree that this is no travel mug - it is a thermos. The one difference in this thermos is that it has a wider opening to be able to drink from.
The top caps only function is to ‘cap’ the middle piece. The middle piece, that many seam to thing you drink from, serves only as a pressure release cap but nothing beyond that. You do not drink from the middle piece!
To be a considered a MUG, Sigg needs to redesign the top, go with a slightly larger circumference so that it would not move about in our cars cup holder. You leave the cap off and you WILL have fluid all over you car. It will take two hands to open this thermos which is not good for driving.
One thing is fore sure… this thermos does hold temperature really well. The paint is also fabulous.
Would I buy it again? For the price probably not. It needs to be labeled a THERMOS.
Customer Review: Greatest mug ever!
Ok so when I first bought this a few months ago I was somewhat disappointed. From the description on the box I thought that it would be a mug I could drink from while driving/riding the bus, etc. When I got it however I thought it was just basically a thermos since it didn’t have a pour spout or anything to drink out of without removing the whole lid. I just realized that there is a small removable rubber button in the bottom of the lid that when removed opens a drinking hole. I loved this thing before and it’s even better now. It keeps hot drinks hot and cold drinks cold, can get thrown in my bag and toted around for hours without spilling, it’s fantastic. I love sigg products and highly recommend this item.
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