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I’m the proud owner of a 12 oz Kinto tumbler. I’ve had this Kinto tumbler for a month and am very satisfied with my purchase so far. I will share a few specific points: 1. ⁠I like the design—the shape of the Kinto Travel Tumbler is aesthetically appealing to me and the ergonomics of holding it in my hand are really nice. I got the 12oz tumbler and it’s actually got a slightly smaller diameter than the MiiR Tumbler, which makes it a bit easier to hold in my hand. To be fair, the wider diameter makes the MiiR more stable in a car cup holder, but I still find my Kinto stays upright if properly stowed. 2. ⁠The Kinto insulates my coffee better than my 12oz MiiR Flip Tumbler (had it for several years). I have always felt that my MiiR did not keep coffee as hot as they claim. This is very common with insulated tumblers—the marketing claims they keep a drink hot for 10 hours, but in reality normal users may see 2-4 hours. I chock this up to the original temperature of the liquid, the ambient temp, the number of times you take the lid on and off-the list goes on. Here’s what I like about the Kinto: they claim it keeps coffee hot for up to 6 hours, and I actually believe it. I appreciate that their marketing claim is realistic. I have had my coffee stay on the hotter end of warm for 2-3 hours. Since I tend to like my coffee hot, I was often disappointed that my MiiR did not keep coffee very hot for longer than 1 to 1.5 hours before serious heat loss was apparent. I really do believe my Kinto does a better job, and I believe a key factor is the plastic flow control disc in the middle lid component, which prevents excessive heat loss while the tumbler is open, yet still allows comfortable drinking. I really love the flow control disc and feel this makes it safe to leave the top lid off and let it sit in a cupholder and drink from it periodically while I commute to work. 3. ⁠The Kinto stainless steel seems to clean up very nicely. I hand wash my Kinto after every use with fragrance free dish soap and warm water, which keeps it primed and ready to use and preserve the coffee flavor of my next brew. I make sure to remove the silicone rings and wash them, too, which is a very easy process. With my MiiR, I hand washed with soap and water, but admittedly I did not clean that deeply after every use because I found it more difficult to clean, specifically it’s the MiiR Flip lid that is a bit annoying to clean up deeply. So overall, I find cleaning the Kinto simple and not to bothersome given the end result is so great the next day. -On the topic of staining: I have not noticed any staining on the stainless steel on my Kinto travel tumbler. My MiiR has tended to pick up and hold onto coffee stains, though recently a got Cafiza and now that removes all stains and leave the steel shining. I honestly believe this clean steel improves the taste of the coffee I put on the tumbler as well. -The Kinto 2-piece lid: this was arguably one of my main concerns when buying, as two silicone rings means two points of potentially major failure. However, I really like the 2 piece lid now that I have experienced the setup. The reason is that the first lid component has the flow control disc, which really works well, and it has a pleasant thin lip to drink from, which I love. It’s hard plastic, but I prefer that to stainless steel on the lip, since it’s not sharp at all and it does not absorb much heat from the liquid. For the top, it screws into place very nicely—there is a special threading that allows you to twist it on easily for the first part of the turn, then when you finish the turn it locks it into place more securely, which is evidence of thoughtful design. All in all, the Kinto Tumbler is now my go-to travel tumbler. While I’m at home, I tend to opt for an Origami ceramic mug or even a Yeti mug, as they are easier to use and clean. But if I’m going to work or on a brief day trip, the Kinto is coming with me nowadays! Definitely recommended! Read more

I love this mug, I have had it a while and I have tried so many different travel mugs but I think this might be it for me. It looks nice and clean, the second lid helps prevent burns on my lips and it seals really tight, nothing has leaked so far. It keeps my drinks hot or cold for hours and my coffee tasting fresh. If you want to keep this for a long time, when washing try an avoid scented washing up liquid as the smell sticks to the stainless steel, to get around this I use ‘tabs’ by Urnex, it’s just like caffiza but safe for plastics. When using it for coffee the silicone seals can often absorb the coffee oils and smell after a while, the only method that gets rid of this is by talking the seals out, which is so easy on this mug and put them in the oven at 160 C for 20 mins, it won’t melt as silicone has a high melting point and the dry heat evaporates the coffee oils that have built up. After cooling it’s like brand new! Read more

Aunque es un poco caro, vale lo que cuesta Read more

Kinto hace muchos productos para el hogar. Y este tipo de termo es muy práctico, tiene tamaño de medio litro y de 365ml, yo compré el chico. Pero creo que el grande sería mejor. La textura y los acabados son agradables al tacto, y la apertura de boca amplia, hace que evites quemarte con líquidos calientes. Read more