12oz HuskeeCup & Lid - Charcoal

I love this cup. It's more a cup for drinking from if you drink your coffee within 30 min, because it's not insulated to keep your coffee warm for long. But...I love the way it feels in my hand. I have small hands and arthritis and it's easy for me to grip. I love the ease of removing the lid. It pops off and on easily while still being secure. It washes in the dishwasher, cup and lid, and comes out looking brand new. This was a fantastic buy.

I bought my first one I don’t even know how many years ago. I finally bought my second because the lid on my first was starting to wear away a tad but by no means did I NEED a new one. The cup itself on my first is still practically like new. I get SO many compliments every time I take mine out! It looks so cool and I love the beige color. It’s so nice knowing it’s not a hunk of plastic or metal that would take so long to break down.

The design of the 8oz cup was intriguing enough to try, but the execution is terrible. The description says it "keeps your coffee hot and protects your hands." Why does it need to protect your hands if it keeps coffee hot, you ask? Because it conducts heat - transfers it right out of the cup immediately. Not so much that you need protection, but just enough to help its poor marketing. That is why it has the fins all around - to "protect your hands." Seriously. I knew at first pour I had made a bad decision with the instant heat transfer. I drink my coffee slowly, and this cup leaks all heat within an hour. This cup is supposedly made of coffee husks. It feels like recycled plastic, but ok. The company says it is American, but the product is sensitively made in China. Sure it is. I had to laugh at the 'green' gimmick of sending it back when you're through with it. They won't accept returns even when it's brand new because "they can't resell it." No wonder...

Love the design and that it's eco-friendly. I wanted a low-profile cup like this that isn't top heavy and prone to tipping. The "one-handed" lid is too large for my hand so I need two hands. The lid is quite tight -- great for preventing spills but not to put on and remove easily. So I can't use it as intended for carrying and refilling while out and about but it's perfect to leave at my bedside at night.

If you want something that will eliminate any spillage or keep your coffee insulated for hours, this isn’t for you honestly. It is not leak proof, and the insulation capacity is nothing compared to stainless steel. However if you love coffee, you probably don’t love how stainless steel makes your coffee taste. These mugs are cool, easy to clean, and keep your coffee tasting amazing. Live their size options as well, they fit perfectly in cars too. Great gifts for your coffee snob friends.

When I saw this cup the first time I thought cool, I love the look which I still do. However, I was disappointed it does little if anything to keep coffee warm. I bought one thinking if I like it I'll buy five. I bought the 8 oz model as I drink a triple shot of expresso and 3 oz of milk frothed in the morning. I typically use the Nespresso ceramic cups of similar size. The Huskee does not keep the coffee as warm as the ceramic cup. So, I will enjoy the single cup. It's still looks cool. It's a looker not a mug that will keep your coffee warm for a long time.

Great portable coffee cup. Fits in car beverage holders. Probably won’t keep coffee boiling hot all day, but will keep a flat white from spilling on your clothes as you run for the train.

I love the look and feel of this cup. Unfortunately, it is awkward to drink from. More importantly, it fails to keep the coffee hot much less warm. Returning.