Non spill insulated boat mug???

[Whiterose]

Hi I am trying to find a mug that I saw advertised in yachting press years ago.It is insulated, wide base with screw lid so it didn't spill when in bag etc..The ones today seem to have a a slide drinking hole and consequently leak.Anyone know of something like
Cheers
Rich

 

[Angele]

I think you have just described a Thermos flask!!!!

 

[Georgio]

I have tried many and this is the best - Contigo stainless steel travel mug.

It will fall over when heeled so I just leave it on it's side or put in a cup holder. Keeps drinks hot and never ever, ever, leaks.

Not cheap but is the best

 

[flyingscampi]

+1 on the Contigo. The only one I've had that can roll around in the cockpit or bag without leaking and keeps the drink hot for hours.

 

[KINGFISHER 9]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00CPP8...olid=D6VQ9LC53SBK&coliid=I1VJKQL689OK0Q&psc=1

 

[Whiterose]

Thanks folks definitely on right track.
Rich

 

[rotrax]

We have 4 onboard, made by Alladin. They hold a pint, have a non spill cap, are narrow at the top, wide at the bottom which has a a non slip patch and are insulated. We also use them as mobile bottle holders while under way.

They are ideal, hold food like stews and hearty soups and have only one slight disadvantage-they are a little thick at the rim.

They were about a fiver each, but they must be ten years old now.

 

[Fantasie 19]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00CPP8...olid=D6VQ9LC53SBK&coliid=I1VJKQL689OK0Q&psc=1

I've got one of them but it won't stick to everything... it relies on a good mechanical contact between soft rubber bottom of the cup and whatever it is resting on - so any irregularities in the surface breaks the join, and because it is top heavy makes it more likely to fall over... it's also not watertight...

 

[Whiterose]

Ordered Contigo ...not cheap ... will post verdict on thread
Cheers

 

[Georgio]

Ordered Contigo ...not cheap ... will post verdict on thread
Cheers

A worthwhile investment when on a wet and cold beat that requires you to stay on deck and the coffee you made three hours earlier is enjoyed without spillage or loss of temp.

 

[zambant]

Try a Costa mug

 

[adamstjohn]

I have a ceramic hotjo, I love it, not thermal but sits at any angle.

 

[Channel Sailor]

+1 on the Contigo. The only one I've had that can roll around in the cockpit or bag without leaking and keeps the drink hot for hours.

+2 contigo. Remember to release the pressure when you first put the lid on.