Backpacks | Ti-Double H450 Stacking Mug

Snow Peak

Ti-Double H450 Stacking Mug

$59.95

Description

　　Double-walled, stackable, and elegant

　　The Snow Peak H450 Seppou Stacking Mug is the middle size of the five H-series mugs. This double-walled titanium mug is lightweight, elegant, and is designed for easy grasping without handles. The H300 or the M200 can nest in it. It nests in the H600 or the M400. In addition, the H450 can be stored inside the Snow Peak Solo Cooker or the Trek 700.

　　Please note, double-walled cups should not be used for cooking or heating liquids.

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Description

Brand Name:

Snow Peak

Cookware Material:

Titanium

Volume:

15.8 fl oz (450 mL)

Size:

15.8 fl. oz.

Non Stick:

No Coating

Color:

Titanium

Weight:

3.5 oz.

Insulated:

Yes - Insulated

Dimensions:

D 3.4 inches H 3.8 inches

Made In:

Japan

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

TW-122

Other Features:

Includes: Comes With Mesh Storage Bag

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