Would these mugs keep drinks cold in tropical climate?
1317807
I'm here in Hawaii - in what is lovingly referred to as "the desert of Hawaii" - Leeward side of Oahu... and I have used my mug for cold drinks for decades now. These mugs are excellent!!
2123057
I think it be just fine to use these for hot beverages. They seem to be very durable.
1814898
Whether heat would damage them or not, I don't know. However, they would not turn hot tea cold; we have found that they keep cold things cold but do not work well at chilling a beverage.
1131640
No. But add a lot of ice cubes and keep container out from direct sun and your drink will stay cold.
754681
I would say that they would hold up to the heat, however, you would need some type of sleeve in order for guests to not burn their hand. Plastic too thin as a barrier. I would stick to something that can be served chilled or warm, but not HOT.
1598310
The mug will hold up to heat and the handle remains cool. However if your knuckles touch the outside while holding, it'll burn. I tested with spiced cider.
177621
It's a reflection, these mugs are great, keep drinks cold for a long time!!! I highly recommend them, i love mine!!!
146700
I think they can withstand heat; just not from cold to hot. I think most glass is like that.
802589
Yes !!! I also use the ice pack sometimes . The drinks stay cold . I usually don't travel too far
550177
They are metal.....so depending on how you would hold the handle would determine if it would be too hot to hold! I have not tried hot drinks...only use for cold! Not sure if something hot would make the copper change color?!? Sorry, do not have a definitive answer for you.
1607755
I think they would make a very nice beer mug. They stay cold and they hold about 16 oz. of liquid.
1386341
No, the glasses isolate the temperature of your drinks pretty well, so you will likely not feel if you drink is very hot or very cold.
1826836
I do not think so. They are heavy paper and insulated. They are good for hot coffee and tea though.
578506
A simple answer would be . . . ADEQUATELY. They definitely are not as "insulated" as a fully insulated cup, however, they do insulate better than your basic plastic or china cup. I sure hope this vague response helps.
1070215
Shouldn't be a problem, I ride in the heat of Central California and 29 Palms and they are fine. I keep them in room temperature when at home. Just keep them dry.
1177165
These mugs can stay in the freezer until you are ready to use them. I put mine in the freezer and take them out as I need one and then put it right back in. They are great.
1130033
I doubt that they are heat resistant because they are made of plastic. However, if you are just putting a swig of a beverage and it will be consumed quickly, I think it would be fine.