Yes, you can take any plastic cup during camping and use it to shove piping hot coffee down your throat. If you like your camping supplies with a more refined aesthetic, however, we have a feeling you’ll appreciate Miir’s nostalgia-evoking Camp Cup.
Styled to look like the tin cups your grandpa sipped coffee from back in the day, it brings a familiar yet timeless aesthetic that anyone can appreciate. Whether you’re cooking coffee in a soup can in the backwoods, brewing it over a camp stove in a lakeside cabin, or making fancy coffee from single-serve pods in your apartment, this thing lets you enjoy it with an old-school, classic flair.
Instead of a flimsy tin body, the Miir Camp Cup is cut in 18/8 medical-grade stainless steel with a powder-coated finish, so this thing should stand up to the rough and rugged environment of the outdoors. Double-wall insulation ensures your coffee stays hot while the body stays cool to the touch, so you won’t burn your hands if you ever decide to clasp the cup instead of using the handle. Each cup has a matching lid, with an accompanying drink hole, so you can cover the drink the entire time to further prevent heat loss. It holds up to 12 ounces of your favorite beverages.
Available in black, white, and teal, the Miir Camp Cup is priced at $19.95.