I found one of these insulated Travelite mugs today in a thrift store. It has a lid, holds 14 ounces and weighs just 2.6oz.
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Nice. What does it weight without the lid?
I've got one like that, it was a promotional freebie from an old job. I never weighed it but it seemed light enough for me not to worry about it. I figure if I am going to bring a seperate cup, it might as well be something that works.
Paul asked, "Nice. What does it weight without the lid?"
Talk about Gram Weenies! The lid is a 0.2oz option, leaving the cup at 2.4 oz. IMHO, there isn't much point to having an insulated cup without a lid. From my experience, it makes a huge difference in heat loss, not to mention keeping the bugs and fir needles out of my drink.
This begs to have the "BPL" European car sticker logo on it.
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