Titanium Tumblers
Titanium tumblers from TAIC are formed from 99.8% pure titanium with no coating and no liner, so coffee, tea and water taste only of themselves. Choose double-wall vacuum insulated tumblers for hot and iced drinks through the day, single-wall styles for heating over a camp stove, or straw, flip-lid and tea infuser editions for the way you drink. Every one is warranted for life.
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How to choose a titanium tumbler
Wall construction. Double-wall vacuum insulated tumblers hold temperature in both directions and stay comfortable to hold; single-wall tumblers are lighter and can sit on a camp stove, but pass heat to your hand. Lid. Flip lids suit commutes and cup holders, straw lids suit iced coffee and smoothies, and a tea infuser tumbler steeps loose-leaf tea on the go. Size. Compact tumblers fit a desk or bag; larger ones cover a day of refills. Every product page lists the exact capacity. Finish. Bare titanium ages gracefully, while Ti-Anox structural color and hand-finished artisan editions carry color grown into the oxide layer rather than painted on. For an all-black look, see BlackInTi.
Is a titanium tumbler better than stainless steel?
For taste and weight, yes: pure titanium is nickel-free, completely taste-neutral and noticeably lighter than steel of comparable strength. Stainless steel costs less. The full comparison: Titanium vs Stainless Steel.
How long does a titanium tumbler keep drinks hot or cold?
A double-wall vacuum titanium tumbler keeps drinks hot or cold for hours; exactly how long depends on the size, the lid and how often you open it. See how long a titanium tumbler keeps drinks hot or cold.
How do I clean a titanium tumbler?
Hand wash with warm water and mild soap; baking soda lifts tea and coffee stains. Avoid steel wool. Step by step: How to Clean & Care for a Titanium Tumbler.