Highlights
BEST USE: Backpacking & Camping
VOLUME: 16 oz | 473 ml
WEIGHT: 4.4 oz | 125 g
MATERIAL(S): Mug: BPA Free Food Grade Glass Reinforced Polypropylene / Sleeve: Polyurethane
Shipping & Returns
Free standard delivery in Australia for orders over $49.99*.
For all other orders under $49.99, we charge a flat fee of $10.00 for standard delivery in Australia. We do not ship to an address outside of Australia.
The standard delivery time is 10 Business Days depending on your location. For more details, check out our Shipping Policy.
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Description
The Delta Insulated Mug is a lightweight, thermally-efficient camping or daily commuting mug that uses a Protex hex pattern base for heat dispersion and weight reduction. The non-absorbing ThermoSkin insulating sleeve offers heat retention and the snug-fitting self-draining lid allows drip-free sipping.
Design Details
Technical Features
These products are all Bisphenol-a (BPA) free, which means you can have peace of mind while eating and drinking from these products.
This hexagonal pattern on the base of all our original Delta series dinnerware helps to disperse heat comfortably so you can hold onto your bowl, plate, or mug no matter how hot its contents are.
Tech specs
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Best UseBackpacking, Camping, Overland, Hot Chocolate
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Material(s)Mug: BPA Free Food-grade glass-reinforced polypropylene / Sleeve: Polyurethane
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SpecialDishwasher & Microwave Safe
Frequently Asked questions
Be washed in a dishwasher?
Yes. It is dishwasher safe.
Safe with hot drinks?
Yes, the Protex hex pattern base disperses heat while the ThermoSkin insulation sleeve reduces heat transfer so you won't burn your fingers.
Break or crack easily?
No. The glass-reinforced polypropylene is much stronger than many of the plastics used in commonly-available camp tableware.
Suitable for use with boiling water?
Yes - the melting point of the PP material is above that of boiling water
