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Hello—I’m looking to dial in my cook kit and leaning towards a nesting cup/slightly larger cook mug. I am excited about the packability, and switching to this setup means I will no longer need a floating mug. That also means I won’t be able to use the awesome silicone sippy top for the Snow Peak mug I have used for years. While I have those little hot lip things, I’m more curious if anyone knows about a store that sells custom silicon lids made for drinking? Talk about a niche market!
Hi Jon, can’t help you as I don’t carry a separate (or nesting) mug anymore, but you got me curious and I found this discussion:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Ultralight/comments/1agl979/how_to_drink_out_of_hot_titanium/
I think the consensus is a myog silicone band.
You could also find a separate lid that would work with the cup (size dependent) – something like the Soto Thermolite, or Jetboil lid.
Thanks, Brad. That’s a good idea for the burning part. But I must admit, knowing it’s a luxury item, having a nice fitting lid to keep the coffee warmer longer to enjoy the morning is something I like. I love my morning coffee.
I’ll check out the size comparison for those two you mentioned. Thanks!
Have you looked into the Soto Thermostack system?
+1 on the Soto Thermostack combos. None of them are the lightest, but all are modular and very versatile. Take note of the materials of each of the pots and the little plastic piece for joining two smallest pots into a double-wall cup.
I recently got a ceramic travel mug that has a silicone sippy cup lid from these folks:
They might be able to point you in the right direction, or sell you one of their lids, if a 3″ diameter would work on your mug.
Thanks for the tip! Awesome.
silicone travel mug lid – Google Search
I was generously sent this https://sotooutdoors.com/product/thermolite-mug-lid/ which fits most of my Toaks mugs. It’s really fantastic. Keeps the coffee warmer longer, doesn’t rattle around is about the same weight as the Ti lid-may 1g or heavier?
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