Will a coozie fit in it for can drinks and what size cup will fit? My wife wants to know :)
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Yes. If you use a glass or cup it must be tapered, smaller at the bottom and larger at the top so it sits firmly about 2/3 the way up so the glass doesn't fly out. I use a coozie with glass in it which works well since the coozie fits snug enough to hold the glass. Plastic of course just in case.
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Joe is mistaken about all 12 and 16 oz. cans fitting. As another poster noted, Coors cans are narrower and do not fit well. Same problem with a Miller 64 can.
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I think the diameter of a 12 oz bottle will be to small and will not fit snugly in this can cooler. But all 12 and 16oz cans fit superbly.
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The mug is 5 1/4 inches tall. If your mug/cup is less than that, it should work well. I have a 12 ounce coffee cup and it brews it right into my cup.
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A standard 8-10 oz cup easily fits with the drip tray. The drip tray is about 1 in thick, so you can fit a sizeable cup (although I don't think you'd normally use it without a drip tray as the collection comes more from the coffee making than splash/overflow from the cup). A tall travel mug will not fit
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Yes and no. I believe most all fountain drink cups will fit in the hold except the big 64 oz cups - they're too fat in diameter. The problem with fountain drink cups is that they're real tall, and the holder walls will only partially extend up the cup. When you place a canned soda or beer in the holder, without looking, I'd guess about 1" - 2" sticks above the holder, like a foam beer can sleeve. Tall neck bottles or 16 oz water bottles tend to tip a bit, but stay upright.
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Yes a tall can will fit in the holder. I usually have a standard 16.9 oz water bottle in it when I ride which is pretty tall.
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I would not use a cheap styrofoam cup. It doesn't like tall cups, too tippy. The diameter is the same as those thick can coolers. Spill proof lid is important.
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Hey! Did not know, so I went to the pantry and got several cans (soup, Diced Tomato, Cranberries etc.) ALL seems to work perfectly. As long as the can is no longer than a REGULAR 12oz soda can, it works. For Example, Beer cans work, but not COORS LIGHT cans. They are just a 'smidge' taller and won't fit. Hope this helps. I REALLY like racks a LOT.
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It should fit in cup holders that accommodate large drinks. The opening is large enough for full size ice cubes.
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The base is ~4 3/8" in diameter (the part that rests on the rim of the cup). The diameter of the protruding lip (the part that rests inside the rim of your cup/mug) is ~2 5/8". So, I think you need a cup with &gt;2 3/8" inside diameter, but &lt; 4 3/8' outside diameter. It's a #2 cone, but I imagine you could use it with any capacity cup (mine is about 10 oz).
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Mine is attached to my bike and I've already put it away for the winter so I can't give you an exact measurement. It will for a 20 oz soda bottle easily. I have trouble with my travel coffee cups. Hope this helps.
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The only ice that would fit would small round pieces. it is not a large opening. For iced coffee, I just fill my glass to the top with ice, then fill with coffee. hope this helps.
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Yes, it's a narrow bottle and will fit fine in a standard size cup holder with sides. A wide cup holder with low sides, not so much.
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I believe if it's the shape of a soda can it will fit. I Keep Red Bull energy drink 16 oz in mine but the base of the can is the same size as a soda can. I Hope this helps, sorry I can't help further. Although I can say, if the can is any wider in diameter than a soda can then it won't fit, since a soda can slips into it snugly
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The opening is roughly 2" wide. ice will fit but probably with the help of a small scoop or cup.
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I think you'll need a smaller mug. I just received this filter a few days ago and love it, but its diameter is 4-3/16 inches, so will be a bit too small for your cafe au lait cup.