Snow Peak Titanium Sierra Cup

The only reason I gave them a 4 instead of 5 is because the cup is single wall. It is very lightweight and strong and it can be used as a cup, or a bowl. I would buy a couple more if they had them.

Like many of the Snow Peak titanium dishes and pots, this cup comes out smaller than expected. It really is shallow. Relative to its small depth, it has a wide top. If your partner likes to drink his tea relatively cool like mine does, this is a great way to cool his cup of tea off quickly! I bought one of these, and came back for one more. I keep it as a spare cup at work so I don't have to use the horrible waxy paper coffee cups at work. The second one lives inside my big flour jar at home, as it's a fantastic scoop for flour and sugar for home baking. Thanks STP I am very happy with this price.

This is a Snow Peak cup and as is typical with Snow Peak's stuff, it's very high quality. I like it for hiking and backpacking because it's so much lighter than steel. I throw it in my backpack, and I never even notice it since it's so light. For titanium, this is an AWESOME price. Ti is normally so freaking expensive. This cup also has both metric and English measurement markings so that it can be used as a measuring cup. I've bought four of these so far, one for myself, and three others for friends. The only reason I didn't give it a five is because of the cheesy handle. The handle works, but you can't clip it easily to your belt like you can with a normal Sierra cup.

shaving mug

it is not a double walled cup

There is another brand that I had hoped this would be comparable to, but it doesn't make the mark. I'll just have to put out more money and get5 the better quality product. Thanks.

If you've ever had hot stew out of the dutch oven while camping you'll know really quick why a double wall design is a mandatory luxury. This cup, because of the handle, does not allow itself to be stacked or nested into itself. If you are only ever gonna eat cold stuff and are backpacking and this is your only plate and you want it ultra light. then this is still a good product.

A very light, compact cup with no frills.

Has become a standard addition to my daypack or camping gear but I also like to use it around the house. Nicer to hold than a classic sierra cup and takes up less space in a pack. Works great as a bowl for soup, granola, muesli, oatmeal, etc. Works pretty well as a cup for hot or cold beverages. Nice and light and durable.

A true sierra cup has a wire rim. The wire rim allows the user to drink hot liquids without being burned by a hot rim. As a long time camper and user of 3 sierra cups, I know the value of a good sierra cup as designed by the Sierra Club for backpackers many years ago. Only a cup with a wire rim and handle should be called a "sierra cup".