BCB CN009 Crusader Cup Lid

YES ITS PLASTIC SO CAREFUL HOW YOU USE IT.great for keeping your nato standard warm when your out and about. Keeps the fly's and midges from drinking all your tea as well. Used to get something swimming and drinking me tea every time until started using these lids.A previous review recommended using tin foil while on the stove, i have not had a problem, yet, with this on my stoves.Have bought four now for myself and others to use.Otterburn and on stag the lid even saved a cuppa when it was knocked and kept it warm.Does fit better on plastic mugs than on some of the various sized metal ones, don't forget NOT to drink straight out of your metal mug but insulate the edge, i use electrical (insulating) tape01/07/15Heavy duty american METAL lid available, but its not a good fit on british mugs, its silly expensive & imho over engineered! However there is a metal lid on sale for currently £3-50 from survivalaids.com so come on amazon get it on your sales list

Great fit for my camping cup/stove. Speeds up water heating time.

I bought the BCB Steel ug with this, and was very impressed indeed, this piece of equipment makes the mug a much more efficient, cooking and boiling device, significantly speeding up the cooking and boiling process. It is an excellent and useful bit of equipment, it is however made of plastic, strong plastic, but still plastic and therefore breakable, so I have only given it four stars.

Arrived all in good order and fits well. I would only say that if you use it as lid for boiling take care because it is made of plastic which could melt .That said it is a good product at a good price that is well worth purchasing.Happy with it .Good to have a lid for the cup.

I use my BCB cook set almost every day, mostly as a tiny indestructible stove to knock up hot chocolate for my two toddlers when we are out and about. This cap is useful, saves fuel and also stops mud and leaves getting into your mug. Annoyingly, when you use it with a 1/2 full cup the edges begin to melt. Should be aluminium or stainless. Please BCB, make a metal one.

There is absolutely NO POINT in having a plastic lid to a Crusader Mug. A Crusader mug is rugged. The lid needs to be able to survive being put in the fire, if it won't cope with that, and a plastic lid won't, you can use it to boil water but you can't put it on the mug and in a fire, for example, if you want to make bread.WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME.

I wanted this to put over the pot and help the boil. Used it a couple of times but find it melts which is no good. Could youse it over the plastic crusader mug but seems pointless, not like it clips on and stops spills. Now id someone could sell a titanium/aluminium/stainless steel version I would bite off there hand.

Not used yet but fits well and should do the trick

Tapa de metacrilato ( o similar) de buena calidad. No me ha dado aún tiempo a probarla pero imagino que aguantará las altas temperaturas. Apuntar que al ser de la marca BCD no encaja en el cacillo de acero de Miltec, aunque encajando de un lado y del otro quedando por encima del cacillo cumplirá su función que no es otra que evitar la perdida de calor al calentar.

Handy lid that also fits the new BCB NATO MK2 Crusader canteen.

This does make a difference when boiling water. I'm glad I purchased this.

La tapa es tal y como se ve en el anuncio. Encaja perfectamente en el cacillo Crusader.Contento con la compra.

Used on Crusader cup for cooking; wish the finger tabs were a bit grippier somehow, either textrued or with a over cut notch or taller a bit; as is your're jamming your thumb and finger up against a hot surface in order to lift it and hoping you don't drop it.