- Sales Rank: #800 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Size: 16oz
- Color: Midnight Blue
- Brand: Thermos
- Model: SK2000MB4
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.60" h x
3.00" w x
3.00" l,
.0 pounds
Features
- Made with TherMax double wall vacuum insulation for maximum temperature retention, hot or cold
- Designed to keep liquids hot for 12 hours, and cold for 24 hours
- Unbreakable stainless-steel interior and exterior keep bottle cool to touch with hot liquids and sweat proof with cold liquids
- Lid doubles as insulated serving cup; twist and pour function allows you to pour without moving the stopper
- 16-Ounce (1/2 liter) capacity; different sizes available separately
The Thermos brand is well known as the quality and performance leader in insulated food and beverage products. The Stainless King series creates a new chapter in Thermos' storied history with a modern line that blends out newest technology with a dash of the past.
Why Thermos?
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
100 of 101 people found the following review helpful.Incredible!
By P. Piggly Hogswine
I preheat it with boiling water in the morning for a few minutes and then fill with hot coffee. 6 hours later the coffee is still so hot I can't drink it! But that's exactly how I want it. Then I can let it cool to my perfect temp. I've burned my mouth a few times not being careful but that's my fault and a testament to how well this thermos works. I also bought the travel mug and food container of the same kind from Thermos and I love all three (plus they match!). I'm a student and spend all day on campus away from home so it's wonderful to have hot food and coffee every day with minimal effort. I save money bringing homemade food and espresso drinks with me instead of buying them on campus.
38 of 39 people found the following review helpful.I can prove this is a great thermos
By cjscuba
I read many reviews on how this thermos doesn't work as described. Here is a little experiment I did when I received mine.Experiment 1: Preheated thermos with water from a tea kettle for 5 minutes. Emptied it and filled again. Measured the temperature at 177 degrees. 12 hours later the temperature was 158 degrees.Experiment 2: Repeated same test for 24 hours. Initial temp. was 179 and final temp was 154.Experiment 3: Same test again without preheating the thermos. Initial temp. was 181 and final temp was 147.I use this everyday and have always enjoyed the hot coffee it keeps for me. The only thing I can think that causes the others to have a bad experience is no preheating the bottle and the coffee is not very hot to start.
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful.Decline in quality
By Huggy Bear
This used to be a good product and, on paper, it still is.Sadly, I lost my previous one, which I had used for two years.Now I have ordered three in the last week or so, returning them day after day, because they have all been defective.Mostly, the problem is with the cap. The cap has two parts: a plastic inside, which is where you can pour your beverage and drink out of, and a metal outside, which you see pictured. These are manufactured separately and are then glued together. It seems that, in the recent batch, the two parts of the cap are not being glued together properly and are coming apart in a number of units, as another reviewer has noted. My guess is that Amazon is receiving a lot of returns if this is a common problem.How Thermos stuck the cap parts together before, I do not know. But whoever is doing this task at the factory needs to be disciplined or dismissed, or a stronger glue needs to be used. More seriously, whoever does quality control needs a good reprimand. Or perhaps there is nobody doing quality control.There are other problems too. On one of the bottles I received, the cap would not screw in all the way, leading my coffee to leak out. Problems with the paint peeling and heat rentention diminishing have been noted before but I think the cap problem is more serious.I am now sending yet another bottle back and am hoping that the one I receive in return will hold together. But I am not optimistic. I like the design of this bottle but if they cannot make it properly, I will no longer buy it. Placing new orders and preparing returns is a time-consuming process.Sadly, we are discovering this with so many products these days. Many great brands, which could once be trusted to produce sturdy products for daily use are losing value because the search for cheap labor and materials has led to inferior parts being put together hurriedly. Nowawadays, a lot of products do not last very long or, as is the case here, fall apart after first use, or no use at all. This is a shame because Thermos was one of the classic brands of the modern era.Rest in Peace, dear Thermos.UPDATE (13 February, 2013): Yet another lid has failed! Sending my fifth one back now! There is a major quality control issue at the Thermos factory. Hopefully all these Amazon returns (and I know I'm not the only one), will precipitate an investigation. This is very frustrating, time consuming, and disappointing.***************************
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