Durable, Easy To Clean, Lightweight, Multiple uses, Stable

Bulky

Backcountry canoeing, Backpacking

Avid Adventurer

Comfort Driven

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Just returned from a weeklong canoe trip in the Atikaki wilderness in northern Manitoba with a Scout troop. We all used these mugs (w/ lexan spoons) as our ONLY eating utensils. The lid on these mugs allows the camper to cleanup all residue by adding 50-100 mL of water, shaking vigorously, and drinking up the "leftovers." There are no solids, then, that ever enter the washwater when cleanup occurs. One person accidentally lost his grip on his Nalgene drinking bottle and ended up using his Fair Share mug as his 1-liter drinking bottle for the remainder of the trip.
The handle has convenient holes and slots for use with a carabiner. If the handle were removable I'd have awarded the mug 5 stars but its current design makes it somewhat difficult to pack tightly. If the user is crafty many items can be packed inside of the mug to make up the difference in bulkiness. Several of us cut short or bent (by melting) our lexan spoons so that they would fit inside of the mugs.