Sun CompanyZero Mugs - 4-Pack of Stackable Nesting Camping Mugs | Dishwasher-Safe Space-Saving Travel Cups | Great for Coffee, Tea, or Cold Beverages (Blue Ice)

it seems like more and more hotels and casinos are removing the coffee makers from the hotel rooms, forcing you to go down to the ground floor to buy a $5 cup of coffee. I bring these and a electric kettle and make my own coffee now.

The size is too small and the pic is deceiving

Intro - I have some dry measuring cups, but when they stack, they get taller to the point that they won't fit into the utensil drawer. I also have a liquid measuring cup that is also too big for the drawer so has to go in a cabinet with our drinking glasses. When I saw these Sun Company Zero Mugs that are nesting stackable, I wanted to give them a shot.Unboxing: The 4 cups came nested inside each other with a cable screw ring holding them together. This makes them great for camping, but it wasn't needed in my house so I removed that. I have many of these cable screw rings I previously bought for other purposes so I know they are awesome quality for many uses.Using: The cups are great because not only will they measure dry stuff like flour and sugar, but they are all have graded markings etched into the sides so they can each measure liquid items too! No more having to wash out my one liquid cup between uses for complicated recipes! The cups are graded (smallest to largest) up to 8-oz, 12-oz, 14-oz, and 16-oz. The plastic they are made of is sturdy and even the handle on the smallest cup doesn't bed or flex at all.Results: Thanks to these new cups, I was able to throw out my old dry measuring cups and save a good amount of space in my utensil drawer. I rank the Sun Company Zero Mugs with 5 Stars!

These are great camping mugs - and could use them for picnics and bachelors could use them for everyday use. They nest together so tight - and the handles ingeniously nest into each other too.Love the various sizes - the larger one is great for large meals or drinks - and super EZ to hold because the handle almost wraps around your hand if you place your hand around the mug instead of holding the handle. This type of polypropylene (I forgot the rating - but it's printed on the bottom - unfortunately mind are in storage now and can't get to them) but I looked it up and it's microwave safe, although the company states they are not. Not sure why they contradict what is a fact. My guess is that a dummy may use in microwave for too long and deform it - you know anything can be destroyed in a microwave if left long enough. I've not done it yet - but will - use in microwave to heat up food/drink - most likely for 30 second intervals - and feel sure all will be fine. These are awesome camping/picnic mugs - get them - you'll love them.

We have been lugging around our assortment of microwavable soup mug with lid, steel mug with lid, disposable hot cups and reusable water bottles on car camping trips for years and I was thrilled to replace the motley assortment for these nesting cups. These mugs fully nest inside each other, which is fantastic for reducing packing space. Each mug has both ounces and milliliters marked on the inside of the mug, but the markings are hard for me to see and hard to clean with a scrub brush. It would have been preferable to have the raised markings on the outside of the mugs to facilitate cleaning. My favorite is the largest mug for ease of holding, as the smallest mug (8 oz) has the narrowest and flimsiest-feeling handle. Holding the narrow handle is a bit awkward, and I don’t have large hands, but this is only an issue when I have really hot beverages. These mugs cannot go in the microwave.