Natural Elements Travel Mug-Reusable Eco Coffee Cup, Bamboo, Green

Good for tea, doesn't flavour it like some plastic ones do. Though it does lose heat quite quickly

Love the coulors of the cup but it leaks. I didn't know this when I was drinking from it on the way to work until I got to work and saw the big coffee stain down my front, wasn't the best start to the day

KitchenCraft's Natural Elements Travel Mug is a decent quality eco-friendly reusable coffee cup that could help save the planet in it's own small way! Made mainly from sustainable bamboo fibre, with a bit of melamine for durability plus a heat-resistant silicone band for comfort, this cup is a reasonable design that works well enough and seems like it would stand up to a bit of use. This thermal cup by KitchenCraft holds up to 375 ml (⅔ pint), which is about the same as many disposable single-use versions, and it keeps your drink warm for a decent amount of time. Back home at the end of the day the cup has the benefit of being dishwasher-safe for easy cleaning. Currently around seven pounds from Amazon this reusable coffee cup is decent value-for-money and is available in a choice of four colour options on the same Amazon product page; it gets four stars at the price.

This is a very solid feeling travel mug. The pastel colours are subtle but attractive. As with any bamboo-fibre mug, it gets hot with a fresh coffee in but the rubber grip is an effective isolator. The grip sits a little low in the cup compared to other similar coffee mugs, but is high enough for the mug to be held safely.The lid is solid and screws into the cup for a good seal. The small drinking hole is open and there is no rubber bung, so despite the screw-fit of the lid itself, you still need to make sure you carry the mug upright.At the current Amazon price (£6.99) this is a good value travel mug as it is a couple of quid cheaper than other similar types - so, on that basis this is a recommended option.

I've wanted a keep cup for a while but most make your coffee or tea taste a bit off. Not so with this one. It's made of Bamboo, which seems to keep the flavour perfectly. It has a nice grip that stops you burning your hands and the lid is screw on so no chance of it accidentally slipping off. It can certainly manage a regular drink, I think you might get a grand/venti/tall but probably not much more than that. It's also very solidly built and will survive a good drop so don't worry that you might have to replace it.

Resuable coffee cups are definitely in vogue at the moment (and rightly so). This one is a good option if you don't like the bright, busy patterns which often appear on these mugs. The lid fits well, and coffee tastes fine from this cup, with no taint to the flavour. The sleeve helps to protect the fingers when the drink is very hot. Not insulated and not leakproof but good for those who need their coffee fix on the go.

This is no good for my coffee. It doesn’t keep it warm. What so ever, if anything it goes colder very quickly. So for that reason it’s no good for my coffee. Cold drinks it’s ok for but not hot

A review for KitchenCraft Natural Elements Travel Mug - Reusable Eco Coffee Cup with Lid, Bamboo, Grey, 375 ml. A well made reusable coffee mug with lid, which . The lid secures easily and securely with a half a turn, and features one hole for sipping and a smaller pin hole for releasing air. Aesthetics wise its pleasant a subtle grey and a pale green lid. Made from sustainable bamboo fibres which is reinforced with melamine for durability. It comes with a silicone heat sleeve that can be slid on / off the main cup body to allow comfortable handling, however I think the sleeve remains quite low on the body making it slightly awkward to hold. It is dishwasher safe so can be put into a dishwasher for easy cleaning.