fits my needs
In short, this is a guilty purchase since I was tired of refilling 1/2-gallon thermos at my 15- or 20-minute breaks at work. That thermos did not keep dust and debris off the pour cap or out from underneath the main lid. This however is the opposite of that due screw-on feature of the pour cap. The handle and hinges that connect to the main lid seem quite sturdy and well-made as well as the container itself. However, I did see at least one review that showed the handle breaking off from the cap. However, if this does happen, I am decent at fabricating and making it so that it is fixed. My current idea of preventing all of this from happening is getting a case with a strap. Preferably a gun sling of some sort instead of the normal strap or perhaps a tool bag strap will be used instead of whatever strap is used on the case of my choice. This has plenty of capacity for the currency spent. In all honesty, I have yet to test the 48-hour cold drink claim. It remained cold for 12 hours that is what I do know. However, I am quite certain that it will outperform this claim, due to other people's reviews. I am not much of a hot drink person so not much to say about that. Well not until winter anyway. I absolutely love that this came with two 16-ounce stainless steel cups. Their claim of it being leakproof is accurate. I can only hope that this is the last thermos I ever buy. Would I recommend it? Absolutely! especially if you are a person who likes a lot of water or whatever other beverage you choose to put in it. The best thing about this is that it does not hold the flavor of previous drinks like with the plastic-lined thermos options that are out there. This thing takes up a sizeable amount of space so not exactly convenient in that regard but then you could get a smaller size. What do you expect out of a gallon container some degree of modesty? Move on! Yes, the main lid is a bit of a struggle to unscrew due to the width of it, and that there is a vacuum seal. I find such a struggle to be a bit easier if the pouring cap is unscrewed before unscrewing the main lid. However, if you would like such a process to be a little bit easier perhaps glue on some of that material that is used in a kitchen drawer for a liner. Read more




















