LEXOBURNOUT Temperature Regulating Travel Mug 16 oz Black - Drink NOW & HeatZorb Tech

Nobody is complaining about the technology… because it works! Cools hot coffee quickly and maintains a drinkable temperature for a long timeframe.For those people complaining about lid design…• When you get your BurnOut Travel Mug, check that it doesn’t leak; if it does, send it back and get another unit until it doesn’t leak! That just leaves the only other cause for leakage: the bargain-basement locking mechanism becomes unlocked through mishandling/jostling/accident/etc., but now you know!• You don’t like the lid, for whatever reason? The lid is functional; and you can get used to it! Trust me, there are worse lids.All said, can they improve the design? Certainly! In my perfect world, I would use the BurnOut technology on my 20 oz. Zojirushi travel mug. Cool my coffee quickly, have a pop-up lid with a superior locking mechanism and comes apart to clean, have a collar handle enabling me to carry my mug with one/two finger(s), etc.For those of you wondering about drinkable temperature… you can influence the drinkable temperature range by “priming” your BurnOut Travel Mug. For example, I prime my BurnOut Travel Mug with 200°F water for about 1 minute prior to pouring my coffee to increase my drinkable temperature range. You can experiment by priming your BurnOut Travel Mug with different temperatures for shorter or longer timeframes to find your preferred drinkable temperature.Bottom line… I bought my BurnOut Travel Mug to be able to drink my French press coffee (190-200°F at pour time) within a reasonable timeframe (within 5 minutes) for approximately 1-2 hours. The technology in my BurnOut Travel Mug accomplishes this function.

Basically just keeps the drink too hot to drink for too long. Make a drink at breakfast and still too hot for lunch. Defeats the purpose and just buy a cheap one instead.

Just as the description. It drops the temperature of coffee to a point where it is easy to drink without burning your tongue or the roof of your mouth, something that constantly happens with other mugs especially when you are drinking coffee in a moving car.Simply mind blowing.

After about 4 years of daily use, I can reiterate that the Burnout is the best coffee mug I've ever seen. I revised my review today to demonstrate that it doesn't leak (please see video).My previous comments follow:The Burnout mug is not good, it is great.The design and construction are bulletproof.I easily adapted to the design differences between this mug and the typical insulated coffee mug.After two years of daily use in harsh conditions, the mug still looks new and doesn’t leak a drop.I am now convinced that this is the best insulated mug produced.My original review follows:The Burnout travel coffee mug is quite good.It relies on the same principle that we can all observe in the evening after a sunny day: a heat sink. ( Or, more accurately, the first law of thermodynamics / the law of conservation of energy).Just as your concrete driveway, patio or a brick wall exposed to the sun all day will radiate heat for some time after sunset, this mug, through the use of materials which efficiently absorb heat, gradually releases the heat over a period of hours, thus keeping the contents of the mug warm. .In order for this mug to perform as intended, you MUST preheat the container (mug) with hot water. If you don’t do this, the mug will still efficiently absorb heat from your coffee, and gradually release it back, but this will result in lukewarm coffee for an extended period of time.As you may note from my photo, I supplement the mugs insulation with a beer cozy, as I am a very slow coffee drinker.This mug works. (obviously, as it relies on scientific principles- the system is as predictable as gravity).The great thing about the mug is that it works AND it is almost identical in size to much more common, but far less effective, travel mugs.I tried a very expensive battery powered mug which was astoundingly large and heavy, but which had a smaller capacity than the Burnout mug.The battery powered unit was not only clumsy, it failed to keep my coffee warm enough to enjoy for more than 2-3 hours. In contrast, the Burnout mug unfailingly keeps my coffee at either the “just right” temperature or very slightly lower temperature for 4+ hours -as long as I properly preheat the mug.For me, this mug has only two negatives. Over many, many years of coffee drinking, I have muscle memory which causes me to slide the closing mechanism toward from the drink side of the mug in order to close the cap. This mug closes very well, never leaked, but is closed by moving the slide away from the opening. I guess this is not a really a design issue, rather it is an issue related to a long ingrained habit I have developed. But, as a result I’ve had a few spills and the accompanying curses.The second issue is the lip of the mug. It is quite sleek. If it protruded about 1/16” of an inch further, I think it would be perfect. As it is presently designed, it is pretty easy to accidentally “lose” a drop or two with each sip if I’m not paying attention. I have not experienced this issue with other travel mugs.Summary: I love the mug, it is built like a locomotive and should last my lifetime, it can’t stop working and is good looking. A Tiny design change would make it the perfect mug, but I would absolutely purchase it again, as it is presently designed.

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