Will it keep drinks hot?
1966182
When I saw the question, I thought "why not?" So I tested with coffee. Doesn't seem to stay as hot as long as it stays cold. I think the bottle may need to be warmed first by swishing it with very hot water. Now, 1) my coffee pot doesn't make super hot coffee, and 2) it cools fairly quickly and 3) I did leave the straw open. But, comparing the coffee in the Bubba with coffee in my cup, both only lukewarm, Bubba stayed warmer longer. I do agree that you wouldn't want to drink hot liquids through the straw; hello to a scorched tongue! Absolutely the best for keeping things icy cold, though! When I saw the question, I thought "why not?" So I tested with coffee. Doesn't seem to stay as hot as long as it stays cold. I think the bottle may need to be warmed first by swishing it with very hot water. Now, 1) my coffee pot doesn't make super hot coffee, and 2) it cools fairly quickly and 3) I did leave the straw open. But, comparing the coffee in the Bubba with coffee in my cup, both only lukewarm, Bubba stayed warmer longer. I do agree that you wouldn't want to drink hot liquids through the straw; hello to a scorched tongue! Absolutely the best for keeping things icy cold,... » Read More When I saw the question, I thought "why not?" So I tested with coffee. Doesn't seem to stay as hot as long as it stays cold. I think the bottle may need to be warmed first by swishing it with very hot water. Now, 1) my coffee pot doesn't make super hot coffee, and 2) it cools fairly quickly and 3) I did leave the straw open. But, comparing the coffee in the Bubba with coffee in my cup, both only lukewarm, Bubba stayed warmer longer. I do agree that you wouldn't want to drink hot liquids through the straw; hello to a scorched tongue! Absolutely the best for keeping things icy cold, though! « Show Less
1966183
I'm sure it would since it is insulated stainless steel like a thermos but it has a plastic straw to drink from so hot liquids may not be recommended.
1966184
Absolutely! I've had equal success keeping hot drinks HOT and cold drinks COLD for hours. Love it!
1456516
I have only heated water in this so far, but I can't see any reason why you couldn't keep any beverage hot in this
454660
Also it keeps coffee very hot down to the last sip ... Just be careful not to leave it on and forget and set something on top of it
2258460
Though I don't drink hot beverages, I would imagine it would be. However, I have read that you don't want to boil liquids in this container.
1696636
...the coffee MAY stay hot...but I wouldn't know since the handle is a heat sink, therefore it's impossible to hold UNTIL the coffee cools down. I do not advise the use of this cup for hot beverages.
517283
Indeed it will. You don't have to utilize the "press" feature. It is awesome at keeping your drink at the temperature you put in it.
1643499
Absolutely not. The exterior stays cool even with boiling water. Hot drinks stay that way for longer than with a ceramic mug though, so be aware of that.
1131640
No. But add a lot of ice cubes and keep container out from direct sun and your drink will stay cold.
1947438
It will stay hot much longer than it would in a regular ceramic mug, and the outside will stay cool. After 20 minutes or so you might want to microwave it to warm it up.
2116731
No. That has to be the only drawback to this mug. It has to be the most durable mug ever. My husband takes this mug with him everyday on his morning walk (sometimes the temp is below freezing) and his coffee stays hot.
8066
No, it is not good for keeping drinks cold. For that, I would recommend an insulated bottle such as the Hydroflask.
2196698
I wouldn't use it for hot beverages myself, though it would certainly keep them hot. The problem is, it uses a straw, not a "sippy-cup" style spout, so it would be very easy to burn your mouth badly. Also, though the mouthpiece is silicone (and thus would be fine with even the hottest drinks), the straw is (BPA free) plastic, and I'm not sure how well it would hold up to heat.
1907311
The cup would hold hot beverages just fine, but copper is a great conductor of both cold and heat. I just put some HOT water in a mug and within 30 seconds the cup as well as the handle became too hot to hold. If you were to wear an oven mitt while drinking your hot tea or coffee you should be just fine, but for bare handed use I would not advise it!
468143
Won't be too hot to drink, but well enough as a hot drink. Even you place simple cold water on it, it will turn to warm temperature.
586700
I don't believe the one is supposed to put hot or warm drinks in this bottle. It says on the package that it is for cold drinks. It does an excellent job of keeping things cold.
2229288
It works great as a desk surface, it is rated to 300 or 400 degrees so hot drinks shouldn't be a problem
1863712
It's a hard plastic and I would imagine it could hold hot water, but it would feel hot to the touch. I'm not sure why you'd want to use this for hot water though. You'd be better off with an insulated cup.