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A winter camping essential
Andrew McLean
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Using a Fairshare mug for the first time is like having a revelation - you'll never go back to anything else. They are deceivingly large, which is where they get their name (you'll have to read the hangtag to get the whole story) and they have a nice secure screw top. As others have mentioned, the top is not 100% leakproof, but it is close enough for me. The advantage of this is that you can lock in heat or carry other items in the mug.
I've added a blue foam & duct tape insulating layer to the outside, which helps keep liquids warm.
Fairshares in da house
Andrew McLean
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Two Fairshare mugs on a cook tent stove board.
AWESOME
Peter hurtgen
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After A couple years of service i can say this mug is awesome! i can fit my coffee mug and a spoon it it! its all your ever gonna need! i love it!
Not leak proof but very good mug!
Melanie levesque
Member since
The fairshare mug is great but not leak proof! I've returned it thinking it was a junk one but got the same problem with the new one.
I like it because it fits my whole cooking set in it. Although the fuel bottle needs to be very small in order to fit it all.
Im giving this mug a 4/5 stars just because it leaks when the lid is fully closed. It's not huge but if the mug does tip over, you'll get drips coming out!
Buy this, it's a great mug overall : light, and convenient!
Awesome Vessel
pau5465002
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Was envious of my climbing buddy's well worn mug and had to have one. It does not disappoint. Really does hold a "fair share". I had thought that it was microwavable though. Guess I shouldn't be microwaving plastic anyway. BPA free or not.
I would like to know if you can nest the...
Melanie levesque
Member since
I would like to know if you can nest the Stoic Ti Kettle - 700ml in this mug while it's closed.
Handy, but not 100% water tight
almortal
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This mug is great because it is the right size for every type of food. 7.5 oz might be a lot for ultralighters, but it does multipurpose as storage, mixing bowl, plate (wide enough to stuff pancakes in) measuring cup. Easy to clean. My most dreaded part of backpacking is cleaning, and this is the easiest thing to clean ever. That said, no matter how tight I make the lid it still leaks a little with sufficient shaking. From the other reviews that say its watertight I assume I just got one with a bunk lid. Still pleased with it, but the main reason I got it was for easier leftover storage and putting off dishes.
think your favorite Nalgene, but better
J Razzle
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Listen to the reviews and buy one. This is a great piece of gear! I use it in the field, on the mountain, and at home ? the only down side is your food or drink tends to linger in the threads of the lid unless you do a really good cleaning. The lid tightens securely (after you torque it ? girly men may have an issue with this). It is a little heavy, and it is very large (I was shocked when I pulled it out of the box), however its ability to pull double or triple duty as a water proof storage container, eating hardware, or drinking hardware, or whatever else you could think of using it for outweighs its disadvantages.
versatile piece of gear
Clark Richardes
Member since
Everybody has a different use of their fairshare mug, I use mine to sort my toiletries, LEDS, and fire striker. I used a piece of cardboard in the center to help with the organization. I have
-toothbrush
-tooth paste
-deodorant
-mouth wash
-shampoo
-LED headlight
-fire striker
buy one today
Great in the winter
Dave
Member since
I use my FS mug on winter trips when weight and its size aren't a big concern. It's great to use inside the tent as the lid helps to keep you from spilling your ramen all over you bag and your clothes.
You can make yourself an insulating sleave or you can spend $10 and buy a neoprene sleave made specifically for it at Forty Below's site.
I can fit most Mountain House Pro-Pak or the regular two person meals inside with the lid on and they stay nice and hot while they rehydrate for 10-15 minutes.
I never leave home without it
Thomas Guthrie
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I've got an older model of this, and was...
brandon
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I've got an older model of this, and was wondering if it was BPA free? I love it, but i wonder if it needs to be replaced? This is what it looks like: http://www.backcountry.com/images/items/large/GSI/GSI0042/FMBCR.jpg
Get your fair share!
christian.f
Member since
Kinda bulky if you are trying to go ultra light, but I still love it. I shove my cleaning stuff in there, and it works for EVERYTHING. I love it. When I have the room for it, I bring it, every time.
Great!
Lovewool
Member since
Bulky and heavy at 7oz, but very versatile! It's a bowl, mug, measuring cup in one, and when you're in the backcountry, just add some hot water, shake it up, and it's sorta-clean. If I'm not packing ultra-light, then I always pack my Fairshare Mug.
My only gripe is that the lid leaks unless it is very very tight. When I'm shaking up hot chocolate in the morning, I will leak some on myself unless I remember to get the lid super-tight.
OH! Forty Below (the company that makes overboots) sells an insulated cozy (Forty Below Mug Boot) designed for the GSI Fairshare mug at 1.5 ounces in weight and 10 dollars plus shipping in cost. I had designed my own insulation, but these are way snazzier.
jhe5411257
Member since
Couldn't agree more with Lovewool... When he/she says to screw the lid on very tight, you should remember to screw it on EXTRA, EXTRA tight! Unless you do, it will leak like crazy! Seems GSI could come up with an improved design and maybe even downsize the mug (reducing the diameter) so it's easier to drink from...
Pure, and total AWESOMENESS!!!
Steve
Member since
I just got back from a 3 day climbing trip on Mt. Shasta. I used this for every meal, morning coffee, and nightly hot coco. It's perfect for just about anything. Storage, meal time, drink time, scooping snow into a pot, and making sand castles at the beach. The more things you can think of, the better this huge cup is. Get one! You will NOT be sorry!!!
More than fair
Noah Howell
Member since
Solid little camp piece to have around. Nice that you can measure, scoop, pour, eat and drink all from the same piece. I've created a padded/insulated coozy for winter camping which keeps food and drink warm longer (see attached photo). It's just closed cell foam cut to fit and wrapped in duct tape to protect the foam. They are really tough as well, Ive seen them used and abused and they keep coming back for more.
fast food
reb3087945
Member since
I ordered two! One in red and one in orange, and I rate both five stars. Though, the orange is currently my favorite at the moment...ha.
I never leave home without one. Stashing one in my car at all times with a packet of just-add-hot-water food item (oatmeal, quinoa, couscous, soup mix) really staves off the excuses for ordering fast food when I'm working long shifts. I ordered them with the intentions of getting more "urban" use out of them as the North Dakota winters give way to bike commuting weather. But I'm impatiently looking forward to getting some real trail use out of these gems. To complete the set, I ordered a product similar to the GSI Halulite 3-piece cutlery set.
Great Mug/Bowl
Cameron Erwert
Member since
I have had this beauty for about 2 weeks now, and I love it! I use it at work quite a bit, for coffee in the morning, and soup for lunch, and I have yet to be dissapointed! The handle is very sturdy, even with the mug full of soup or ramen, and the lid secures tightly!
what are the dimensions or to just get to...
Matthew W.
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what are the dimensions or to just get to the point.... Do you think a GSI Minimalist would fit inside?
Matthew W.
Member since
all packed together
Matthew W.
Member since
The answer after much time....is.....oh hell yes! with a little puzzle work IT'S GOOD
Best. Mug. Ever.
Danno
Member since
Great mug for easy cooking and cleaning. I'm a jetboiler, so I like to use the JB cup only for boiling water, which I then pour into a food pouch or the Fairshare, depending on what I'm cooking. This thing is perfect for chucking in 2 packs of ramen noodles. Fill with boiling water, screw the lid on, shake it up, and let it sit until the noodles are nice and squishy. Then pass the love around the campfire. This mug is a big mofo, so I'd recommend using a tiny biner to attach to the outside of your pack rather than sacrificing a lot of your pack's internal space.
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almortal
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