Thermos Element 5 Travel Mug
The stainless-steel, vacuum-insulated walls of this “1.3-pound beast” will keep your coffee hot for more than six hours.
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Brugo
The ingenious Brugo draws a “sip’s worth” of your “mouth-burning” morning coffee into a small chamber in the lid, cooling it to a “drinkable temp.”
Price: $20
Contact: Brugomug.com
Contigo Autoseal Stainless Steel Mug
The best part of this 16-ounce mug is its “smart sipping system”: Press the button opposite the lid’s spout and your beverage flows; release and it stops.
Price: $20
Contact: Gocontigo.com
Oxo 360 LiquiSeal Travel Mug
This “looks like a cheap mug,” but has one unique feature: Press the 360 LiquiSeal lid in the center, and you can sip from any angle.
Price: $13
Contact: Oxo.com
Sigg Metro Mug
The “vacuum-insulated double walls” of this steel mug may keep your beverage toasty, but the screw-top cap “gets old” fast.
Price: $30
Contact: Mysigg.com
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