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I’ll be honest, not knowing what 350ml actually translates to in real life, I didn’t realize how small this cup would be. The listing calls it “large capacity,” which feels a little generous. In reality, it’s more of a small mug than something you’d want for a full cup of coffee. I didn’t buy this for camping. I picked it up to try with my mug warmer, and for that, it’s too small. I’d probably only use it for something like a Cuban coffee or a couple shots of espresso. Anything more than that and I’d be refilling it constantly. My camping set already includes cups that work fine, and my partner, who hikes pretty regularly, said he wouldn’t bother bringing this with him since he has a water bladder. That said, the cup itself is well made. It’s sturdy, very lightweight, and the stainless steel construction is nice. The carabiner handle's actually a nice touch if you’re hiking or backpacking and don’t want to waste valuable space inside your pack. I can see why this would make sense for hikers, especially if you’re trying to keep weight down. While it’s not the right size for what I wanted, it’s still a good cup if you know what you’re getting size-wise. I’d recommend it for hiking or camping, just go into it knowing it’s on the smaller side.

I got this mug to take camping and to strap to my belt or sack in case of emergencies. I'd use it for water to drink or to rinse, clean a wound, etc. - whatever comes up This is a simple stainless steel mug with a lockable carabiner as a folding handle - a classic hiking mug. I'm glad to have this and it is a nice looking. They are reporting it to be food-grade steel, which I have no reason to doubt. It's lightweight, has safe, smooth edges, and It's so nice to have your own cup at camp as the often disappear or run out. The only thing for me is how small it is. I've been drinking out of those big 40-ounce tumblers for so long that a normal-sized drink feels really small. Overall this is a great, handy, and practical cup that suits a lot of purposes on the trail or at camp. And, it's easy to clean and has a nice lip-feel. I recommend.