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Roamr Titanium Camping Mug & Pot | 500ml & 750ml
Roamr Titanium Camping Mug & Pot | 500ml & 750ml
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Built for the trail, not the cupboard. The Roamr Titanium Mug/Pot is crafted from pure titanium — one of the strongest, lightest materials on earth — so you get a vessel that won't weigh you down or let you down.
Titanium is naturally corrosion-resistant, flavour-neutral, and incredibly durable. No metallic taste in your coffee. No rust after a river crossing. Just pure performance.
Key Features
- Dual-use design — 500ml mug capacity (marked on body) | 750ml total pot capacity
- Pure titanium construction — ultralight at just 120g
- Secure-fit lid included — keeps heat in, bugs out
- Detachable folding handle — packs flat, stays stable on the fire
- Built-in measurement markings (marked to 500ml)
- Includes mesh storage bag — keeps it protected in your pack
- Compatible with most camping stoves and open fires
- Easy to clean, dishwasher safe
Perfect For
Hiking, backpacking, camping, overlanding, and survival kits.
Perfect for Hiking or Camping
This is a solid little mug. It isn't as lightweight as some of the similar name branded pots, but its still pretty light. I would argue its weight is because its a little thicker metal and makes it a bit more durable IMO. I would be careful grabbing those handles while using it. While they will be cooler than the pot, they can still get pretty hot.The pot comes with a lid that fits nicely, without being too snug to pick up. The issue I see is the little handle on the lid isn't easy to grab to pick it up with it. More companies should use a knob there, made of something non-metallic.It all comes in a small mesh bag that is very similar in material to the name branded stuff out there.
Titanium is great - light - strong - non-reactive - no funny taste when drinking out of it. This cup looks like a pot, but it's a cup w/ a lid. Very simple, but functional and just what I was looking for. It's single-walled so it warms up fast. The handles do not overheat when the cup is filled with hot coffee. The lid has vent holes so steam pressure doesn't build up. This cup will replace my long-used stainless steel sierra cup which was prone to spilling and cooling off super fast.If I'm being critical...1. The lid is very tight to put on and take off - but once the cup portion warms up the lid slides on/off properly. If the lid fitting snug when cold is a design feature then I'm very impressed by the forethought! 2. The handles did not quite fold in flat and evenly - it's a no-issue for me though.Make sure you know what size of cup/pot you want based on mL - this cup holds exactly what the description claims but that is on the small side. Don't be thrown off by the Lid making it look more like a pot.
This titanium cup is the perfect size, shape, and weight for using as your main camping cup. Its super lightweight and the handles are very strong and sturdy.
This cup is about the size of a small coffee cup at a coffee shop, about 12 oz. The lid snaps into place and stays put pretty well but removes with a pull of the handle. It is lightweight, but definitely more of a cup than a pot. For wat it is, a cup, it is nice and well put together. I think this will pair well with my silicone pour over coffee maker for my backcountry hike that is coming up. This cup nests well with my other hiking pot and my trail stove folds up and fits inside of it with the lid on.
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Perfect for Hiking or Camping
This is a solid little mug. It isn't as lightweight as some of the similar name branded pots, but its still pretty light. I would argue its weight is because its a little thicker metal and makes it a bit more durable IMO. I would be careful grabbing those handles while using it. While they will be cooler than the pot, they can still get pretty hot.The pot comes with a lid that fits nicely, without being too snug to pick up. The issue I see is the little handle on the lid isn't easy to grab to pick it up with it. More companies should use a knob there, made of something non-metallic.It all comes in a small mesh bag that is very similar in material to the name branded stuff out there.
Titanium is great - light - strong - non-reactive - no funny taste when drinking out of it. This cup looks like a pot, but it's a cup w/ a lid. Very simple, but functional and just what I was looking for. It's single-walled so it warms up fast. The handles do not overheat when the cup is filled with hot coffee. The lid has vent holes so steam pressure doesn't build up. This cup will replace my long-used stainless steel sierra cup which was prone to spilling and cooling off super fast.If I'm being critical...1. The lid is very tight to put on and take off - but once the cup portion warms up the lid slides on/off properly. If the lid fitting snug when cold is a design feature then I'm very impressed by the forethought! 2. The handles did not quite fold in flat and evenly - it's a no-issue for me though.Make sure you know what size of cup/pot you want based on mL - this cup holds exactly what the description claims but that is on the small side. Don't be thrown off by the Lid making it look more like a pot.
This titanium cup is the perfect size, shape, and weight for using as your main camping cup. Its super lightweight and the handles are very strong and sturdy.
This cup is about the size of a small coffee cup at a coffee shop, about 12 oz. The lid snaps into place and stays put pretty well but removes with a pull of the handle. It is lightweight, but definitely more of a cup than a pot. For wat it is, a cup, it is nice and well put together. I think this will pair well with my silicone pour over coffee maker for my backcountry hike that is coming up. This cup nests well with my other hiking pot and my trail stove folds up and fits inside of it with the lid on.
Perfect for Hiking or Camping
This is a solid little mug. It isn't as lightweight as some of the similar name branded pots, but its still pretty light. I would argue its weight is because its a little thicker metal and makes it a bit more durable IMO. I would be careful grabbing those handles while using it. While they will be cooler than the pot, they can still get pretty hot.The pot comes with a lid that fits nicely, without being too snug to pick up. The issue I see is the little handle on the lid isn't easy to grab to pick it up with it. More companies should use a knob there, made of something non-metallic.It all comes in a small mesh bag that is very similar in material to the name branded stuff out there.
Titanium is great - light - strong - non-reactive - no funny taste when drinking out of it. This cup looks like a pot, but it's a cup w/ a lid. Very simple, but functional and just what I was looking for. It's single-walled so it warms up fast. The handles do not overheat when the cup is filled with hot coffee. The lid has vent holes so steam pressure doesn't build up. This cup will replace my long-used stainless steel sierra cup which was prone to spilling and cooling off super fast.If I'm being critical...1. The lid is very tight to put on and take off - but once the cup portion warms up the lid slides on/off properly. If the lid fitting snug when cold is a design feature then I'm very impressed by the forethought! 2. The handles did not quite fold in flat and evenly - it's a no-issue for me though.Make sure you know what size of cup/pot you want based on mL - this cup holds exactly what the description claims but that is on the small side. Don't be thrown off by the Lid making it look more like a pot.
This titanium cup is the perfect size, shape, and weight for using as your main camping cup. Its super lightweight and the handles are very strong and sturdy.
This cup is about the size of a small coffee cup at a coffee shop, about 12 oz. The lid snaps into place and stays put pretty well but removes with a pull of the handle. It is lightweight, but definitely more of a cup than a pot. For wat it is, a cup, it is nice and well put together. I think this will pair well with my silicone pour over coffee maker for my backcountry hike that is coming up. This cup nests well with my other hiking pot and my trail stove folds up and fits inside of it with the lid on.