STANLEY Classic series verze 2.0 zelený 470ml - thermo mug in one hand

One-handed operation - this is the Classic 470ml mug. The Trigger action mug seals perfectly, fits most car mounts and is made of stainless steel.

• The STANLEY bestseller for years in a row - now in the new 2.0 version
• Made from 18/8 stainless steel
• Modern colour options not only for men
• One-handed operation especially appreciated when driving - hold, drink flows, release - no leak and no leak
• ice chip dissolves into water in up to 30 hours!
• dishwasher safe
• removable cap for better hygiene
• naturally BPA-free
• double wall with vacuum insulation
• 100% leak-proof in any position
• STANLEY 25 year warranty

Features:

Weight: 360 g
Volume: 470 ml
Diameter: 72 mm
Heat retention hot: 7 hrs
Heat retention ice chip: 30 hrs
Heat retention cold: 10 hrs
Height: 228 mm

One-handed flowing thermo mug
The one-handed thermo mug - operated with one finger is the best-selling mug in the STANLEY® collection. Some customers have contacted us saying that the thermo mug "leaks" The opposite is true. The thermo mug is 100% leak-proof and you can carry it in your bag, purse, backpack, in the car, bus, subway... What happened to customers feeling that the thermo mug "leaks" and that it doesn't perform its function?The mug has a patented one-button closure that can be operated with one hand. The button works (the thermo mug is open) only when the button is held down. The principle is that when the button is pressed, it pushes the latch mechanism rod away from the wall and releases the seal of the drinker, but also releases the seal on the side of the button. At this point, the thermo mug becomes a "leak-free" mug - open and ready for you to drink from. If you put the drinker to your mouth in the normal way, like drinking from any ordinary mug or glass, and start drinking, the contents flow into your mouth and air leaks out on the other side (near the button). This equalizes the pressure inside the thermo mug, making it easier to drink, and you drink comfortably. So when does the thermo mug "leak" and how did some customers get this feeling? If the thermo mug is full and you press the button - the mug is open (see above) and you put the thermo mug in a non-vertical position without drinking from it, the contents leak out of the two loose holes. Both from the drinker and from the area around the button. It's like turning a regular mug full of liquid upside down. There's no other way. It's bound to leak. So a thermos cup precludes the possibility of using it to pour the contents elsewhere, like from a thermos or other container. If the thermos is used for its intended purpose, you drink from it when you release the button, it doesn't leak. Trust us.