Photos: Snow Peak

Titanium Single Cup 300

28 €

VAT included

In briefA 300 ml single-wall titanium cup that weighs 50 g, with a handle that folds flat.

Capacity
0.3 L
Weight
50 g
Dimensions
7.62 × 8.2 cm

Colour Titanium

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01Details

The Titanium Single Cup 300 is Snow Peak’s light single-wall mug. It holds 300 ml and weighs 50 g.

It is formed from titanium sheet 0.4 mm thick. Snow Peak gives it as 7.62 cm across and 8.2 cm tall.

The handle folds against the side for packing and opens out to a shape that is easy to grip. The rim is rolled, so it sits smooth against the lip. It is as much at home on a desk as at a campsite.

Single wall means no insulation, so the titanium warms with a hot drink. Snow Peak sells a cover for it separately. For a meal kit, add the Titanium Fork & Spoon Set. See the Titanium Fork & Spoon Set

02Specifications
Outside
7.62 × 8.2 cm
Capacity
0.3 L
Weight
50 g
Material
Titanium

Figures: Snow Peak

03Shipping and returns

We ship from Barcelona to every EU country. VAT included; nothing extra at the door.

14 days to send it back, from every EU country. Return shipping is on you, unless we got it wrong. How returns work

Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Shop Pay, PayPal, iDEAL, Bancontact and Klarna. Prices in euros, VAT included.

Made by

Snow Peak
Snow Peak, Inc., 456 Nakanohara, Sanjo-shi, Niigata 955-0147, Japan
web@snowpeak.co.uk

Responsible in the EU

202 Acacia Trade BCN S.L.
Calle de Camprodon 21, 08012 Barcelona, Spain
info@acaciasupplies.com

04Questions
How much does it hold?
300 ml, by Snow Peak’s figures.
Does it keep drinks hot?
It is single wall, so it does not insulate. Coffee cools as it would in an open cup.
Does the handle fold?
Yes, it folds flat against the side for packing.
How heavy is it?
50 g, as Snow Peak lists it.
Is there a lid?
Snow Peak makes a cover for this cup, sold on its own.

Snow Peak

Sanjo · Japan · since 1958

Snow Peak comes from Sanjo, in Niigata, a town with a long trade in metalwork. Yukio Yamai, a climber, opened a metal shop there in 1958 to forge the pitons and crampons he could not buy. His son Tohru took the company into camping in the 1980s, and the headquarters now stands on its own campground outside Sanjo, with a third generation of the Yamai line in the firm.

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