Ozark Trail 18-Ounce Stainless Steel Cup

These come in handy around the camp site, hiking, hunting, etc. They also stack well with the Stanley small cook pot (with two cups included). Great price point for a quality item!

Very good quality. Exactly what I expected from the photo and the description. Useful for camping as a soup bowl, coffee mug or even a cold beverage. You can even have your morning oatmeal in this cup. Very versatile and very useful. You wont be sorry.

Been stress testing this cup using it all day every day for about a month. So far it’s a really sturdy design.

Very good buy for the price. I especially like the fact that two handles are staggered such that their grip is great.

Nice stainless steel cup for backpacking. Can heat water/food in it. Also fits my Stanley stainless steel camp set. Nice price!

Works as intended! One note, be sure to remove the sticker from the bottom of the cup before you put it on the burner!

exactly what I wanted to combine with my camp pot. this cup is very light weight packs away easy.

I love this so much that this is my 2nd one I bought in the last 12 mos. My first one, I use to SECURELY carry my electric tooth brushing things, in my rv and also minivan camper; since I leave my toothbush disinfecting in hydrogen peroxide in a small leakproof container; inbetween brushing. The second one, I will be using to reheat my coffee, soups, etc on my hiking burner. It fits perfectly with my taller hiking cookware. It's simply perfect size for my needs. Buy it! There are all kinds of videos online, which also compliment this tiny pot!

This cup is solid .. works well and is a fraction of the price of the big name gear

Typically camping cup, about 1/2 the cost of others. if 8 ounce is typical cup of coffee, you have a few ounces extra for the coffee grind absorption, if doing two cups, two people. Good size for those small solid fuel, or alcohol stoves that burn at most 8-12 minutes, as two cups of water is the limited to get a boil before fuel is used up. It fits the bottom of those popular water bottles for backpacking, like Nalgene. If you lose it, or the kid's lose it, you aren't out twice plus the cost. A star off, no measuring lines, and why not offer a lid as an optional buy?