Can you still distinctly feel the warmth on your hands when you hold this mug? I want the warmth to keep me warm in the winter.
1645501
Yes , the warmth is conveyed to the hands ; however a lot insulation keeps it from loosing a lot.
1645502
No, it is insulated to keep the heat in, in my opinion it is not worth the money, it does not keep hot beverages hot much longer than a regular cup, or colder than a regular glass. I purchased a stainless steel insulated thermos that keeps ice for 2 or 3 days, and hot at least 24 hours if you don't leave the lip off all the time. For the hot it still would keep your hands warm. Hopes this helps.
1645503
I have only used this for cold tea. I use this at work, however if it is advertised to hold hot tea I feel sure you could because the cold tea stays cold all day.
1399836
Yes, it remains for awhile, but feels better with the gloves on. I usually wear them at night, and it makes my hand feel better for at least part of the day. They aren't too warm for me.
1568312
I find that if I fill the pot enough for a cup of tea or two, it doesn't get too hot to pick up with my hand. If I fill it to the fill line, and heat it to the point of whistling, then the handle can get a bit on the warm end of comfortable. I normally don't fill the pot, so hasn't been much of an issue for me. I really have been happy with the kettle.
1775336
I would imagine they would get too hot to hold - we only use them for chilled or room-temp beverages. But, you could get or make some kind of cozy to keep the heat from your hand...
41224
I like this mug because it keeps the tea hot while the mug stays comfortable. Hope this helps.
1734927
Mine doesn't feel real warm, but it never froze all last winter and I live in Iowa where it can get quite cold.
1374211
It's not that hot. If you were to touch it, it won't burn your hand. It's really only good close-by like underneath your desk. Even that doesn't really help. My purpose was to heat my legs and feet underneath my desk but if you don't put a blanket to contain the heat, you won't feel it until your feet is close by. It didn't really do what I hoped it did.
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John - I went and verified this before responding to you - I was able to keep my hand on side and back through the standard 4 setting. The side at the very top got warmer but I could still hold my hand on it. Hope this helps with your question. I have had mine for a few months now and I just love it.
2209966
We did not have that issue with our mugs however when they arrived we washed them and the Red Mug's handle just broke off. I have been using these mugs for awhile and am not that impressed. They sweat quite a bit and I don't think they hold the cold as long as others I have used in the past.
465863
No, no. the cup is not heat friendly to the hand. Not as well insulated as the storge cups
1796221
Yes , & there are great. in this cold weather I have not had cold hands. good product.
613741
No I have not felt any moisture. Sometimes, the bottom of the mug feels like it is leaking/moisture, but it is just cold.
1630198
No. It doesn't hold in heat. That's a good question. I'm the type of person who is almost never cold. If it held in heat, I think it would happen to me.
1598310
The mug will hold up to heat and the handle remains cool. However if your knuckles touch the outside while holding, it'll burn. I tested with spiced cider.
1340872
I don't even use the travel mug because I like the way a ceramic mug feels. I use a pretty big mug that's wide and it does just fine....you can always use a large cup and pour the contents into your own travel mug.
1359198
It does get warm. The silicon handle cover takes care of that beautifully, though.
279518
It's warm but not the warmest. The warmness comes from the thickness and definitely not from the material. I wouldn't use it as extensive warmth in the Canadian winter by itself! Lol