SilverAnt Ultralight Titanium Cup With Lid

Whether at home, the office, or on your adventures you want a great cup to drink from. At SilverAnt we have 4 core sizes to suit any environment or task. These are: 

350ml/12.3 fl oz = 50g/1.76 ounces

400ml/14 fl oz = 93g/3.3 oz

500ml/17.6 fl oz = 98g/3.45 ounces

600ml/21 fl oz = 3.77oz/107g

Whether at home, the office, or on your adventures you want a great cup to drink from. A titanium cup needs to be durable, strong, and practical for everyday use. With other materials, there is the risk of breakage, especially with porcelain or ceramic cups. Nevertheless, a titanium mug can be used in all environments for maximum convenience.

At SilverAnt we believe a titanium coffee cup is the best choice for your everyday beverages.

Let's go deeper into the features and benefits of the best titanium cup.

Features Of The Best Titanium Cups
The SilverAnt ultralight titanium camping cup is made using a titanium single-wall construction. On the titanium lid are perforated holes for draining liquid when cooking. The cup design is simple, but by utilizing titanium's properties, the mug is both ultralight and strong. As humans, we are habitual creatures and this extends to the items we use every day. Grasp your cup in the cold mornings with your favorite warm camping brew inside.

To store retract the foldable handles and stash your coffee or snacks inside. Place the titanium lid on it and store it in the drawstring mesh bag that comes with every purchase.

Versatility Of Titanium Backpacking Cups
For the ultralight adventurer, the SilverAnt titanium mug is incredibly functional. Using the cup on your gas stove, boil water and cook your prepackaged dehydrated food. Reduce the weight you carry on your treks with a do-it-all titanium cup.

Over time, many other materials can affect the taste of your liquids or food. With titanium, this doesn't happen. No chemicals, odors, or impaired flavors, even after years of use. Titanium is a biocompatible material, both non-corrosive and non-toxic. Clean your cup quickly with leftover boiling water, or by wiping with a spare rag when camping. At home clean with a mild detergent and warm water.