M-Tac Steel Mug with Folding Handle - 450 ml

I'm lowering my rating due to poor welding in the mug – during the first use of one of the two mugs, soup leaked out. I recommend thoroughly checking your mug before the first use, so you don't get burned. Of four similar mugs purchased from a military store, I had this problem with two, so in my opinion, the risk is as high as 50%, and I warn about it. If a checked mug works, there is still some concern that the seal might fail, but generally, it fulfills its purpose.

A 450 ml mug with a foldable double handle, so it takes up little space in a backpack and is easy to transport. Made of stainless steel, it allows you to safely heat liquids over an open flame. It is great.

The mug is sturdily made and feels durable. It's nice that it has a measuring scale – very useful. The Trangia stove fits inside with some room to spare, and the 86 mm diameter allows you to fit many bottles. It's a pity that there's no lid at this price – then it would be perfect, but as it is, it's still very good.

Very nice mug. Thanks to the folding handle, it fits easily into a backpack. I recommend getting a pouch so you don't get your things dirty with soot from the campfire. The handle doesn't get hot, so you can drink directly from the mug without using gloves. I recommend it!

I have been using this mug for a long time. It is solid and durable. Recently, taking advantage of a promotion, I bought two more to avoid problems at camp with who drinks coffee first. My wife is delighted. This really is a strong and durable mug.

The mug has the perfect size – not too big, but spacious enough. The long handles don't heat up, so using the mug is comfortable. The folded handles don't fit perfectly against the mug, but that's a minor detail, especially at this price. You can store a spirit stove or a one-liter bottle inside, which makes packing easier. At this price, it's definitely worth buying.

This was my first bushcraft mug, which I bought almost a year ago. It's handy and durable, great for meal preparation. Over time, I realized a lid would be useful, but the mug itself is really very good.

The mug is great – it works perfectly both on gas stoves and over a small campfire. The handle doesn't heat up while cooking, and it's easy to fold for transport. Cleaning the mug is also not a problem.

A solid mug with a measuring scale. It lacks a lid, but it's still worth recommending. It has a compact size and can be packed together with a steel bottle and a gas canister.

It's missing a lid... but maybe that's because the smallest screw-on gas canister fits perfectly when placed upside down (in my case, along with a mini BIC, foldable spork, the smallest BRS burner, and drink sachets).

The mug looks very solid, and the construction is well thought out, so it doesn't take up much space. The foldable double handle is also a big plus. The scale makes it easy to accurately measure the amount of liquids.

Durable mug with a measuring scale. The only thing missing for complete satisfaction is a lid.