Lixada Titanium Cup Portable Foldable Ultralight Cup with Lid for Picnic and Folding Fork

I have used this for a lightweight trip and am impressed - it is light in weight and sturdy and sits nicely on my titanium gas stove.It's slightly heavier by just a few grams than the stated weight but given the quality and strength I have no issue with this at all.I subsequently ordered 2 more from a different seller - only because I had enough sporks already - but returned them as they were just not the same quality (the edge of the lid was not nicely curled like this one - so less rigid. Also it was a mm or 2 higher than this one)Recommended.

Really lightweight mug/pot at a great price. Lids fits very snug. Quality is spot on. Spork fits vertically and horizontally into the pot. The pot can be made into a lightweight cook system as gas canister and brs stove can be slotted in but I use a trangia so loads of room.I checked the graduation marks and they are spot on too which was in expected. A can of beer comes up three quarters of the way and if poured badly the froth won't overflow. Exceptional size!Overall, if the price remains the same then no issues buying this mug.

Excellent bit of kit. Perfect size for drinks or quickly boiling water to rehydrate food.

Opened refund ticket due to cup being crushed, box was in damaged so packed like this. Pickup and money back easy to organise, so no problem there, plus, first time I’ve had this problem.

Good size and lightweight. Looking forward to using the items.

I ordered a 350ml cup. I received one that says 300ml on it. So it seemed like I had been sent the wrong item. After doing some measuring I realized all of the dimensions fitted with the 350ml cup I ordered. It is also heavier than advertised. With the lid, comes to 88g it was advertised at 61g. That's almost half the weight again.. overall it seems fine just a shame they can't list the specs correctly and the label on the cup itself doesn't say what it's supposed to. I guess it all comes down to poor quality control both in the factory and in the sales dept. If it was labeled correctly and advertised correctly it could be a 5 star item, but it wasn't, so it's not. On a more positive note, it seems sturdy the bag it comes with is good and it comes with a handy little folding spoon 🥄

Exactly what I was after, although I’m not sure how ‘titanium’ it is.The 750ml is big enough to hold a 110g MSR canister, a pocket rocket 2, the folded spork, a lighter and even a few teabags and packets of sugar!I can fit a Wayfarer bag in there (if folded twice) and the lid still fits on.It’s perfect for lightweight wild camps and bikepacking trips.

I had scheduled my latest camping trip to a place where I knew I would need the right equipment, as omitting the smallest detail could render survival impossible - Barnsley.I proceeded to pack my backpack with all my essentials; torch, fire starter kit, tent, sleeping bag, ball gag, but then to my horror I remembered I lost my metal cup on my previous trip after a small scuffle with an old lady in the meat aisle of Asda.I fired up my computer and got straight onto Mr Bezos and demanded the finest of metal liquid containment suitable to cook my watery soup and rancid instant coffee. But I appended the instruction "make it titanium, like grandpappy's hip replacement".Sure enough, good old Jeff came to the rescue with this perfect container and spoon combo. I have already had a few cups of Yorkshire Tea in it and even used it to wash my tiny mouse friend, Herbert.10/10, would buy again