Does this model have the brew thru lid in addition to the standard travel lid closure?
830729
No Idea what brew thru lid means. I have two of these and they are best coffee makers on the market.
830730
Yes, the brew thru lid has a long tube that extends down into the carafe, well below the level of liquid when the carafe is 1/2 or more full . It is quite effective in maintaining the temperature of the coffee. The standard travel lid is solid and allows you to turn the carafe upside down if you wish.
102696
Yes, there is a travel lid that fit the mugs. Same lid that fits the big glass, 24 oz. i believe.
998897
Nope, no lid. Its more for keeping your beverage cold or hot while you wander round the house or office. I don't think it would work well as a travel mug or a camp cup. Love it none the less.
644574
Yes it does. That's the machine I have. Keeps coffee close and ready for action
559826
You can brew directly to the travel mug. Just slide out the bottom tray on your machine and the mug will fit perfectly.
1988225
Yes it does. I own that jet boil as well and bought it for that reason. I also bought a stainless steel cup to fit in the bottom because the sol is shorter. It raises it up making it easier to get out as well and u can fit an extra fuel can inside the cup while store. Saving space.
1449969
It is necessary to open the lid. I have removed mine because my use does not require transport ..
1605732
Yes, it does. It's a zipper pocket and not as large as other bags but good enough for me. I put my coffee travel mugs and water bottles in the pocket. But I'm not able to zip or close the pocket. Not a big deal for me though.
1151233
Yes, it does. When you remove the carafe, that white button at the bottom of the unit pops out & shuts off the brewing and the heat.
239502
The plunger lid has a screened opening to drink from. The cup also comes with a second lid with no plunger and an opening to drink from (no screen on this one, though). Both lids screw onto the cup for a snug fit. Both also have a twist cover for the drinking opening - to reduce spilling and heat loss. I usually just use the plunger lid (so I don't have to carry two) and use the coffee stored in the base to make a second cup later in the day. Except for the plunger (and the screen), they look and work the same.
243415
No, the lid doesn't have a lock, it has a rubber seal and pushes onto the cup. Have never had a problem with the lid coming off. It is easy to remove and clean. This is by far the best travel mug I have ever used and it keeps your beverage hot for hours! If you keep the opening on the lid closed, your coffee will stay hot for 8 hours or more! Cleaning is easy and I throw mine in the dishwasher top rack all the time.
486153
Yes it does. I didn't realize it and bought separate lids.. Now I have extra!
1655176
No. The brew lid for the tumbler has to engage with the safety interlock to let the hot watet come down. Unless you can figure a way around this, you have to use the supplied tumbler and special, flat brreing lid, which is not the one you drink from.
35692
The extra lid is the only difference, but is great for storing the coffee while it brews without having the handle from the strainer sitting in the air.
1346210
Not that I've seen. Honestly I'm not impressed with the lid. It's not tight fitting at all.
1346845
Yes, it does. I have many other travel mugs, and this by far is the best one. It takes a bit for the plastic smell in the cap to dissipate, but I have dropped it and tipped it upside down, and no leaks. I recommend it.
591037
Yes, it's a little flap that closes when not in use. When you use the bottle, the flap opens slightly to pour the liquid out.