TOAKS Titanium 375ml Cup

I bought this for a recent backpacking trip and it worked great. The quality is great, even comes with it's own stuff sack. Weighs next to nothing. One thing to note it is not double-walled and can scorch your lip against the metal with a very hot beverage. I would recommend the TOAKS Titanium 370ml Double Wall Cup for hot coffee drinkers. Other than that it is a great mug.

Nice lightweight cup for backpacking.

I'll keep this high level...Size and weight references:1) Ditch the carrying sack and this 375ml cup weighs just 2.0 oz by my scale2) 1L Life water bottle (great for ultralight through-hikes) nests inside the cup3) 16 oz narrow-mouth Nalgene (heavier, but more durable than LW bottle for every day use) nests inside the cup4) The 375ml cup nests inside the 750ml pot5) A fuel canister does NOT nest inside the cupApplications:1) Useful for short trips where you're not going to bring a separate pot. Bring a piece of foil as a cover and you can use these to heat water as your primary cooker.2) Day hikes and picnics, where the minuscule incremental weight vs ultra light options doesn't matter and durability is more important3) Car camping, where multiple cookers are useful and weight is a non-factor4) Personally, I WON'T use this for through-hiking UNLESS I don't bring a 750ml or 1300ml cooker. For use as just a coffee cup or bowl, my plastic coleman camping cup (similar size) weighs just 0.9oz after clipping off most of the handle.

I love this little cup. It's small. It's super light. And I love the Toaks products. It fits perfectly into my other pots (the 550, 900, 1300, etc.) like a set of Russian nesting dolls. My only complaint about THIS cup/pot in particular is that this is the only one that doesn't come with a lid? All the other ones came with a lid. The lid for this is an additional $5 (which is reasonable) but then I had to pay an additional $4 for shipping...so $15 for the cup, and then $10 to get a lid shipped and all of a sudden it's not that much of a good deal - so 5 stars for a great light cup, but 3 stars for value - averages to a 4 star product for me.

Lightweight and fit perfectly in my 750ml pot. As a result, it took up minimal amount of space in my backpack for an 8 day trip.

Great cup. Fits inside my Toaks 750 pot perfectly. This cup will not fit a fuel canister inside of it, but it does easily fit my MSR pocket rocket stove inside. And, once this cup is inside the 750 pot, there is still enough room above the cup to add a fuel canister if the canister is turned upside down. I highly recommend this if you want a super lightweight cup!

Got this to throw in my backpack so I wouldn't have to use single-use cups. Been using it for three months now.Why I like it: I don't even notice when it's in my bag because it's so light, and it's just the right size for coffee. Klean Kanteen's tumbler lid fits perfectly, and while not entirely spill-proof (the drinking hole cannot be closed), it works great for keeping liquid in the cup while driving or just walking around. It's also not insulated, and as easy to clean as any other simple cup. Recommended!

I will say, it's a little smaller than I had anticipated but I'm using it backpacking so the smaller the better I suppose. I was originally using a plastic camping cup from REI and got really tired of eating and drinking out of something that I would say smelled and made everything taste like "chicken ramen cappuccino". Doesn't hold on to smells which was my main reasoning for getting it.I did purchase a pair of hotlips to go with it and the hotlips fit well but are just a tad too big... Without the hotlips you would have to wait for forever for coffee to cool down, and I don't have time for that in the wilderness. It's my coffee and I want it now!