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Thermos JMW500SBK Leak-Proof Backpack Bottle 16-oz.
Studio : Thermos
by Thermos
Brand : Thermos
Model : JMW500P
Publisher : Thermos
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0041205605447
UPC : 041205605447
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 14 reviews)
List Price : $28.95
Our Price : $18.99
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Model No.: JMW500P
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Capacity: 16-oz.
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Origin: Malaysia
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Material: Stainless Steel
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Cleaning & Care: Handwash with a mild cleanser.
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Product Description |
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Forget the twist caps and squirt bottles. Instead, keep this backpack bottle at your hip or side when traversing trails, riding across town or just going on jaunts through the neighborhood. The push-button sipper automatically opens and allows one-handed use so you can sip while pushing a stroller, steering a mountain bike or standing still - no caps to lose and no leaks! Cool touch exterior for when you fill with hot liquids, and keeps beverages hot or cold for eight or more hours. Fits most vehicle cup holders. |
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Leakproof if used right, keeps liquids cold well |
As long as you do not fill it beyond the sealing ring it is leakproof.
It keeps liquids cold well, better than other thermos choices I have tried.
It's diameter is small enough to fit in most if not all cupholders.
I like the one hand operation for opening and closing it although after you have taken a drink if you are not careful the flip action will throw droplets.
It is easy to open it one handed without this happening though by moderating the spring action by the way you hold it when triggering it open.
When open, it fits my mouth well for direct drinking.
It's mostly metal construction would appear to make it pretty impervious to incidental damage from minor dropping, etc.
I like it. |
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Thank you thermos |
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Okay I was expecting quality merchandise because of previous reviews and the fact that it was a thermos but this is ridiculous. When they say your beverage will stay warm they aren't kidding. I put my hot, hot (hotter than I would normally be able to drink it) tea in the thermos at 7:00 am and went to work. At 9:00 I took a sip and almost took the top of my mouth off. I left the lip open to cool it a bit and at 10:00 took another sip. Wow was that hot. I then took the top completely off and left it open. (I know, why didn't I put it in the cup. We are not allowed open cups near our computers. Leaving the lip off was pushing it enough and besides because of the thermos' size I wanted it for a travel mug). I figured with no top on it, it has to cool off. Well it didn't. By 3:00 it was manageable but still hotter than I would like. By the time I got home at 6:00 it was the right temp and that's with the lid off most of the day. I also want to say I drink tea with milk in it and other thermos type containers usually make the milk in the tea taste funny after a while. This did not (if you're a tea drinker you know what I mean). So what I recommend to anyone out there using this thermos. Put your beverage in at the temperature you want. It's not going to cool off on you. Believe me. |
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This one hand thermos is great.... |
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Sometimes you only have one hand to maneuver...enter this new design thermos that you can acturally operate with one hand...It keep liquids hot and cold depending on the time of year...It's also very handy on the golf course. If the top holds up, Thermos will have a winner for many years to come... |
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One of the better hot drink thermoses money can buy |
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Slightly larger than a soda can. Will fit in most standard cupholders. A little tall, thus topheavy and may wobble a bit in those same cupholders. Keeps hot drinks hot for a surprisingly long time. Great sipping action, but the giant flip top may get in your way towards the end of your drink. Well built, solid, fits nicely into my briefcase and doesn't spill. |
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Great coffee mug |
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This is the best travel mug I've ever tried, and I've tried quite a few. Coffee stays hot for hours and it is easy to drink from and difficult to spill--even if dropped. I highly recommend it. Costs more than most, but you get what you pay for. |
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