Coffee Cup: Has anyone tried this and was it stable enough while you were walking?
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If you're referring to the typical hot coffee cup then I don't think that it would work b/c the "walls" of the upholders are elastic and the spaces themselves are not that large. I have to be careful with my iced coffee cups, but perhaps you've already given it a go yourself with the hot coffee cup by now? :)
43605
I had the same concern - couldn't figure out why the thing didn't work as a traditional "commuter" mug. It isn't. Think old-school thermos. Unscrew the top and drink or pour. And be careful if driving - the liquid stays hot.
941490
I think this would travel well! It doesn't use pods so bring ground coffee with you and a good size mug. It wouldn't take up much space in luggage either.
1982886
Yes! I have had it turn upside down in my bag and fall on the car floor and it does not leak. I don't have fear leaving a coffee mug on my desk any longer.
2014348
100% spillproof! i've turned it upside down and shaked it to show my wife, she carries important files with her purse/computer bag. if you want i can post a video tonight pouring coffee and shaking it upside down. I know how important it is to invest in something that works and not get burned by it, no pun intended.
7572
No, and the movable pieces leak the coffee inside the mug when full, the seal is not very good. I will not suggest if you want to use it in car-cup holder for long distance trips. Good enough for a 10-15 mile drive.
1196788
If you travel with it, it's going to break. You can't just buy one thing for your coffee game. You've got to buy a way to brew it, store it, and transfer it, like a Thermos.
2045503
Yes, at least with mine. I have a removable bottom on my Keurig that just slides out (for easier cleaning). I just remove that and the travel mug slides right under it with no problem.
1359196
I do not see how you could....maybe scoot it down? I don't use mine anymore because it didn't keep coffee hot.
434026
It doesn't leak and is sippable while walking. Mine doesn't keep my coffee very hot though. One hour in the gym in the morning and my coffee's cold, even when I wrap it up in a blankie.
2045094
I believe so. I use 2 of these with my 9yo who plays on a Travel soccer team. Everyone who has used them (one player's grandmother) has found them comfortable. And coffee cup holder (that is what it is for) do not turn over - they are fixed in place. I am 6'2" with long legs, so cannot answer with absolute certainty.
976239
I've had one for a few years now. I think I may have tried velcro, but in the end I decided that it generally stays put on its own. If you're trying to put a large drink in the cupholder, it won't stay in the holder anyway.
420353
Haven't used it for a while but if I recall right it does sink. The squareness always got stuck at the bottom of my skinnier travel mugs.
1736687
Yes, even with everything closed tight, when I purposely turned the mug upside down, the coffee spilled out the sip area. Just secure the mug in a good spot.
1102528
It travels VERY well, but does sweat with very cold liquid. We use it daily and I have noticed after continuous use, if I shake the cup really hard it will leak a few drops. I does not leak during regular use or if left side ways on the floor.
2155873
Yes. I drink so much coffee that I personally wouldn't (I'm clumsy), but you could totally do that if you are coordinated enough.
1349858
Hi. Okay, I tested the mattress. I put a glass of water on one corner and pretended to sleep by moving around. The cup stayed in the same position. So, to answer your question, no I don't think you will feel movement.