- Best Stainless Steel Coffee Thermo | BPA Free & Triple Wall Insulated | Hot Water & Cold Drinks for Hours | Perfect for Biking, Backpack, Camping, Office | Fits Most Car Cupholders (500 ML)

I love it! Works well! Put some coffee in the thermos and left it in there for about 7 hours and it was still pretty hot. As you can see in the picture the steam coming out of the thermos after several hours. Would recommend!!

it is good holds the heat for hours

Perfect size, keeps coffee hot for a very long time which is what I needed.

Although I haven't used this very long, it's doing a great job so far. The pouring mechanism is a VAST improvement over the previous thermos I had (pop-up button type). The secret to getting the best performance from a thermos of any kind is to pre-condition (warm for hot stuff, cool for cold stuff). I use mine for hot coffee and let boiling water sit in it while I make the brew. Pour out the water (into the cup to prewarm it) and then add the coffee to the thermos. It stays quite hot for several hours. I took off one star for durability because I haven't used it long enough to know how it will hold up. It does well and is a good size, also.

Keeps the coffee hot for four hours and warm for the 4 hours later. Can't beat stainless steel

Keeps tea or coffee almost too hot! Perfect!

Great little thermos. I used it during this hunting season for tea throughout the day. The temperatures wearing the low 20s the first day things were barely warm, but the rest of the time I wrap them with a neck gator, and they were warm throughout the day all day. I would recommend keeping a sleeve on the bottle to help. Keep it warm even though it’s triple insulated. It really does the job.

Updated in July 2024. I ordered a replacement thermos for my much used and much loved 17 oz Fijio. The latest version, when compared to a thermos made just a few years ago, the new stainless steel top and body are sharped and blunter. The latest profile shows up in half the descriptive image links on Amazon. The latest version plastic stopper’s threads on the twist-close top have gotten smaller and thinner (cheaper) and the gasket is not as thick. I can anticipate this thermos breaking down far sooner from over tightening or the lesser silicone seal. The parts seem subcontracted for the cheapest production. I will try and use it and if it performs well I may change the review but it is a disappointing turn of events. Here is what I wrote, enthusiastically, years ago: I have been searching for an equivalent to a Nissan Stainless Thermos that has served me well for 20+ years. This model is a great alternative: to serve you twist open the lid and pour; I found the fancier thermoses with spouts and flip tops are both harder to clean and often had residual drips from each pour. I use mine daily for coffee. It cleans up easily (I frequently put the cup/cap and stopper in upper trays of a dishwasher but light soaping and a rinse is all you need.) Like similar models you can assure the hot and cold retention by priming the thermos before use: let some just boiled water heat up the thermos before you plan to add your hot beverage and dump the plain water just before you add your Tea. Likewise, ice water can prime the thermos before your cold drink is added for your journey. This is a great product and I am glad I found it!