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Hot drinks really get you going—burned lips do not.

Heating your cup of coffee directly on your stove can end in lip-searing disaster unless you slowly sip it out of the Snow Peak HotLips Titanium Mug. The HotLips' silicone mouth guard prevents painful burns on this 21oz (600mL) titanium mug, which easily heats your liquids on your small backpacking stove.
  • The stretchy silicone mouth guard withstands temperatures from -40-446F so it can be washed in a dishwasher
  • Tough, dent-resistant titanium mug features a fold-away handle for easy sipping
  • Smaller backpacking stoves and a 110 fuel canister (sold separately) fits into the mug for easy packing
  • Includes mug, HotLips, a mesh bag, and two packages of Starbucks instant coffee

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Bj and Emily Chauvin

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I have used SP for years. Love the Ti stuff. I like that my stove fits inside the 600 cup. The hot lips are a must!! only takes that first time of burning your lips to figure that one out.

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Does this have gradation markings? Judging...

ripig

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Does this have gradation markings? Judging from the picture I would say no but just want to check to make sure.

Chad Poindexter

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No, these do not have graduated markings, however, being that it is so small, it is pretty easy to eyeball what you need. Or you could mark it on the outside...

Bj and Emily Chauvin

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I used a scratch awl to mark out one cup.

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Caveman

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If you want one item to act as your pot and then switch roles and become your mug, this'd be the ticket. It has plenty of volume for boiling 16oz of water. Although, I did not find the Hot Lips very useful because my bottom lip continually made contact with the mug and did get burnt. I wasn't born big gummed and I don't have Angelina size lips. So I've opted to let my drink cool a bit more and leave the yellow guys at home. I'd still recommend this mug over the same model without the Hotlips seeing as you get some coffee with the deal.

If you do use it as your mug, I suggest lining the handles with climbing tape so you don't burn your fingers picking it up. It's a very small weight penalty. You can also make a lightweight lid for it out of thick tin foil to decrease boil times.

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Justin Buckles

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If you're looking for a good quality, lightweight solution to your cookware needs on your next backpacking trip, then the Snow Peak Hotlips is a great choice! Already a tried and true design with the 600 titanium mug, the silicone "hotlips" simply slides over the rim of the mug, and as the name suggests helps prevent you from burning your lips on a hot cup of coffee or tea. I was a little skeptical as to how well the silicone piece would hold up as it seemed pretty flimsy when I opened the box but after having used it several times it shows no sign of wear or breakdown. As far as the cup itself goes, it's perfect for the lightweight backpacker intending to cook and eat out of it, super light, doesn't take up much space in the pack and has good heat transfer so I've come to rely on it over my bigger bulkier MSR cookset on most days.

micollin508915

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Can you tell me if this will fit over the bottom of a standard 1 liter Nalgene bottle to reduce pack volume?