Best 230ml Cup Goat Horn Coffee Mug Stainless Steel Liner Vacuum Insulation Cup

Bought this for my wife. She was going as a viking to a Halloween party and likes to bring her own cup. I wish I hadn't bought it for her . . . I wish I had gotten it for me. She never had to put her drink down and everyone thought it was super cool.

Rubber grip doesn't hold shape it's also too short so it falls over

I love the style. I wish it were bigger, but I knew going in that this would have a small capacity. I can live with that. Stainless steel drinking horn!But... The sleeve easily slides loose/off, and the straps were poorly designed. Even empty, the horn wants to fall topside down. The included straps give the option of wrist or crossbody, but either choice comes with the carry flaw of resisting gravity and hanging awkwardly. Definitely cute though.

It's a neat and unique design of a cup for a fair price, at first glance.Main issue I have is that since the lid of the cup doesn't have a wall all the way around the cup, any residual coffee spills right off the side of the cup (notice the back of the cup lid) This makes it useless to me as I've had coffee spill on me a couple times. If this was fixed it would be 5 stars (for the price)--------------------------------------------------That said, here are some obervations I've made (putting positive first, negative last):- I do want to praise it's unique design working in other aspects. The insulated handle comes off and helps it stand upright on tables.- the amount of liquid it holds is actually MORE than the listed volume, which was a pleasant surprise.- Insulates well from my experience.- cup doesn't leak from where the lid screws on, in my experience. (I did make sure to tighten it hard after seeing one review having that issue.- cup is a stark white and easily cleaned by it's a bit too hard to grip for my liking. (a bit slippery)- Straps are similar to shirt/jacket buttons, which don't feel secure enough to hold a container full of liquid. The attachment on top of the cup doesn't feel like it would last long.- that dang lid design leaks any liquid that makes it on top of the cup.

Durable, fun, my favorite travel mug!

I was gifted this item years ago (and I do mean years. Like 4 at least). It was known I loved Viking things and was into Norse paganism. As you can tell the insulation cup as seen some years but it's still in great condition. People LOVE my cup. It's always a conversation starter with coworkers and people. It's never leaked on me (as long as I'm smart and actually make sure its sealed properly). I trust it, even against my white shirts. Strap is adjustable.I walk to work every day and it's about a 2.5 miles trek uphill. I fill this thing to the brim with coffee and sling it around my neck and shoulder and it works great! Doesn't leak and my coffee is perfect temp when I get to work.DO NOT LOOSE THE INSULIATION CUP! It is how the thing is propped up when in use as you can see in the photos I took. I lost mine for about a month and it was hell till I found it again. All in all, everything has lasted (I use this thing religiously almost every day) and the insulation cup and where the strap hooks up at the top and bottom of the cup, are the only areas that are showing the wear and tear. I've thrown it in the dishwasher, and it hasn't hurt it. DON"T PUT THE INSULATION CUP IN THE DISHWASHER! I would recommend handwashing the whole thing if you can, but if you're time crunchy, then make sure you wash the insulation cup by hand if anything.ALSO, PRO TIP! If you do hot cocoa or anything that needs mixing up (I drink hot cocoa coffee), either mix it before you put it in the cup OR add just a bit of water into the cup first before you put things in. Otherwise, powder gets stuck in the tip of the horn and is a real turd getting clean. (Baby bottle cleaners help if you don't have small hands for washing this thing).Great product! Highly recommend! One of the best gifts I've gotten.

Leaves a little to be desired for regular use. There's something to be said about being able to just set your drink down and pick it up without having to fumble with a stand that sticks to the cup.

Listen, I love this mug in theory, but it could use a trouble shoot redesign:First problem is the leaky lid. If you wear the shoulder strap the top of the mug’s weight will naturally pull the top so the mug is upside down. This would be fine if the kid didn’t leak, but with a leaky lid it basically means you can’t use that strap to carry it unless it is empty.The other problem is the grip that makes the mug stand upright when you set it down. I wish it had some kind of clip to keep in in place on the mug because otherwise it slides right off with just a little resistance. I brought mine out one time, and since I was using the wrist strap instead of the cross body the grip/stand fell off sometime between my friend’s apartment and the car and we can’t find it. So that bit is gone for good and I only got to use it once.It’s such a cool idea and the execution is almost there. It just needs more work.