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The X Mug by Sea to Summit is a flexible, collapsible mug designed to hold hot or cold drinks. This is not the first collapsible mug nor will it be the last, but what makes this one stand out is its food grade silicon material and the fact it can literally pack down to the palm of your hand. Fit it in with the other S2S products - the X Bowl and X Plate and carry some of the smallest cookware around. Great for those ultra light hikers, car campers, constant travelers or keep them in your house for taking on picnics.
Easy to clean and has a stable base so you can set it down without tipping over.
PLEASE Note: The X Mug's color will vary from the picture shown above. This is just a representative of the actual mug and when you order-you will receive the current color we have in stock. The colors change per stock order and can be different from the pictures you see. If you have any questions, please contact our customer service at 1-888-707-6708.
Save space in your pack without skimping on quality outdoor kitchenware - pack the collapsible X Mug from Sea To Summit. Pack it together with the X Bowl and X Plate for a compact dishware set that, when collapsed, is less than an inch thick - the flexible food-grade silicone walls are capable of withstanding up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit and the nylon ring at the top helps it maintain shape while providing a grippy surface for your fingers. Colors may vary
The X-trio is complete! The X-Mug is constructed from a flexible, European standard compliant, food grade silicone.
Enjoy your favorite campsite beverages while saving room in your pack with the collapsible Sea To Summit X-Mug.
The X Mug from Sea to Summit is made with a flexible, food-grade silicone that collapses to a disk that fits neatly into the X Bowl and X Plate.
| Capacity (fl. oz.): | 16 fluid ounces |
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| Dimensions: | 4.25 x 2.75 (collapses to 0.5) inches |
| Fits in cup holder: | No |
| Insulated: | No |
| Material: | nylon / silicone |
| Material(s): | Food-grade silicone |
| Materials: | Food grade silicone |
| Volume: | 16 fluid ounces |
| Weight: | 2.7 oz (78 g) |
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Sometimes, we can't be sure that the product is the same across the stores that offer it, so you may find the same product listed more than once on GearBuyer.com, we list these highly similar products below.
 | Sea To Summit X Set | $29.95 |
These are products that have been indicated being comparable to this product:
 | Sea To Summit Delta Plate Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $7.90 - $7.95 |
 | Sea To Summit Titanium Folding Spork Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $12.75 - $14.95 |
 | Sea To Summit Kitchen Sink Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $18.90 - $26.95 |
 | Rei Ti Ware Double-Wall Mug Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $39.50 |
 | Snow Peak Titanium Double-Wall Cup Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $36.50 - $49.95 |
 | Sea To Summit Pocket Towel Travel > Duffle Bags | $12.90 - $22.95 |
 | Sea To Summit Alpha Utensil Set Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $12.95 - $14.95 |
 | Sea To Summit Polycarbonate Utensils | $0.70 - $4.95 |
 | Sea To Summit X-Plate Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $14.95 - $18.95 |
 | Sea To Summit Lightweight Dry Sack Kayaks & Boating > Dry Bags | $8.90 - $21.95 |
 | Sea To Summit Alphalight Utensils Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $5.90 - $14.90 |
 | Sea To Summit X-Bowl Hiking & Camping > Cookwear | $12.71 - $14.95 |
Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
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Orange | 10.9511.95 |
Green | 11.95 |
Blue | 10.9510.9511.95 |
Red | 10.9511.95 |
Rock/Creek Outfitters offers this product at $10.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
SummitHut.com offers this product at $11.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
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Pretty good cup/bowl | |
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| I picked this up because I also have the bowl. I carry them in my backpack to work and the university along with a can of soup, beans, or whatever else I might pack for my meals. If you let water sit in the cup for about 10 minutes it will start to taste like plastic, not terrible but noticeable. I have a regular water bottle so I typically drink other liquids - tea, coffee, juice, etc. - in the cup so it works fine. I've cooked peas, instant oatmeal, and cereal in it as well. Very easy to clean. I also use the cup to fill up my water bottle if it can not fit under the spout of the fountain or the sink. It is lightweight and collapsable, fitting neatly inside the bowl. I saw that if I had bought the bowl and cup together it comes in a nice zipper carry case but it works fine without in my backpack because I keep it in a flat front zipper pocket without much space to shift around. The silicon is firm enough that it will stand by itself with any worries of tipping over or collapsing. I've used it (and the bowl) in the microwave without any i'll effects. The post below, by Packrafter, has some very cool videos about baking with the cup and I think I will be giving those a try pretty soon. Overall I get a lot of use out of the cup and am happy with my purchase. Although I mostly use it at work and school, I have brought it out on some camping trips for my friend to use because he did not have his own mess kit and it worked perfectly. | |
| orionallen at REI on 06/06/2010 | |
Awesome Mug! | |
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| I wrote a similar review for the sea to summit bowl: I think its fantastic myself. Its lightweight and holds quite a bit of liquid. I also like that this fits into the center of the sea to summit bowl when collapsed. The two combined take up almost no room in my pack and can fit into so many places. I mostly use this over 2-4 day trips. I have not had any of the issues others have reported about smell/stain/taste with this bowl. I have been with others using this on my trips and they all love it too. With that all said, I think its a toss up between this and the guyout squishy bowl/cup which has the advantage of being .2 ounces lighter and $11 cheaper but holds significantly less than the sea to summit cup/bowl (22oz oz vs 16oz for bowl, and 16oz v 6oz). Plus the sea to summit has the convenient measuring marks in the bowl and cup. So the size plus measuring marks made the difference for me, but I don't think you're wrong with the Guyout either. It depends on your wants/needs. | |
| Sully28 at REI on 08/08/2009 | |
multi-purpose | |
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| I was looking for a small water bowl for my dog - and was lamenting the fact that travel bowls for dogs are not easily washed. So I headed over to the camping aisle and found this. It is absolutely perfect and can even be formed into a mini 'dog dish' shape. I love that it folds flat for the glove box, and can fit in my pocket for day hikes with the pooch. The best part??? It is about half the price of bowls made for dogs! | |
| j anderson at REI on 05/05/2009 | |
Flat = Space-saving + lightweight | |
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| Regular cups/mugs are bulky and heavy. This thing is amazing as it flattens - takes very little space and weighs just 2.1 oz. Flattened, it fits into my cook pot but expanded it's a full 2-cups large. It even has measuring-cup markings. I drink hot coffee in this and there is no plastic taste and I can hold the cup by the rim and not get burned. I love it. | |
| graybeard-2 at REI on 04/04/2009 | |
Compact usefulness | |
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| I appreciate how this folds down to nothing and takes up almost no space. The many graduated markings help when you need to know exactly how much liquid you are adding to a freeze dried meal. It protects my digits from hot liquid and is easy to clean. From whiskey, beer, coffee, & crystal light - I've not had any residual smells after I cleaned it. Dishwasher safe too! | |
| Vixter at REI on 04/04/2010 | |
great with bowl | |
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| Not as awesome as the X-bowl, and if I didn't have the bowl I might not get one of these, but the nestling feature makes it worth it. works well for everything I tried, but a cheap plastic GSI cup would do it too, or a nalgene-type cup. never had a taste or smell stick around, even with tea, hot chocolate, and some ungodly combinations of booze. | |
| Wooly Wilbur at REI on 01/01/2010 | |
Love it! | |
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| Great for travel to Europe where there is very little "to go" available. We love to buy a bottle of wine a hunk of cheese and bread instead of lunch in a restaurant...so this is a perfect, no bulk wine glass! | |
| valentine traveler at Mountain Gear on 01/01/2010 | |
Trail Baking with the Sea to Summit X-Mu | |
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| I love this cup when paired with the Pinnacle Soloist for trail baking. Video test linked below. | |
| Packrafter at REI on 04/04/2010 | |
I would buy this product again and again | |
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| One stays with my pills for every day use and another always in my car | |
| Joe T at Rock/Creek Outfitters on 05/05/2010 | |
absorbs smells | |
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| I just got back from a 10-day bike trip and brought this along as my general purpose mug/bowl. Loved it for the first two days but after that the smell became intolerable and I reverted to my stainless mug. It was used for: Coffee, Wine, Whiskey, rice & beans. I rinsed it in water and a little camp soap after each use. Now no amount of scrubbing gets the smell out. I think it would make a good dog bowl. | |
| tennessee trekker at REI on 05/05/2009 | |
Two cups not the same | |
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| For the most part these cups are practical, however we own two of these and much to our suprise while in the back country we figured out that the two cups were not the same size even though the graduated markings on the inside stated otherwise. They both say 2 cups but one is about 1/3 of a cup smaller (measured it when we got home). Disappointing from Sea to Summit. | |
| The Mule at REI on 06/06/2010 | |
Good design/Smells like dishwasher soap | |
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| I washed this in the dishwasher with everyday dishwasher soap. Now it smells/tastes like the soap. I like the design of this product. I won't clean it with dishwasher soap again, and hope the smell leaves eventually. I have yet to try lemon juice. I did not notice any cleaning recommendations on the packaging etc. so that is a negative. | |
| j.w. at REI on 05/05/2010 | |
