Sea to Summit Delta Light Insul Mug

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Keep your morning cuppa piping hot at the campsite with the Sea to Summit Delta Light Insul mug from Sea to Summit.
Weighing under 100 grams, this sipper mug is made from lightweight glass-reinforced polypropylene and has a removable insulated sleeve to keep your fingers cool. It also has fluted ribbed walls to increase insulation and a silicone lid with a sipping port that fits with the insulating sleeve inside the mug for transport or nesting with other mugs.
In this video, our gear expert Ben gives you the full rundown on the Delta Light Insul Mug from Sea to Summit.
He starts off with the dimensions and materials, then moves onto show you the nesting design and how the components fit together for easy storage and transport. Then he covers the construction, the lid features, and finishes with durability - so check it out above for all the details.
0:00 - Intro
0:14 - Dimensions & materials
0:53 - Nesting design & construction
1:10 - Lid features & durability

[@Magoo652]

Thank you for showing this mug. Its what I need.👍

[@SnowysOutdoors]

No worries! ~ Lauren

[@TyQuinn]

Any chance of a video of the stainless steel Sea to Summit Detour collapsible mug?

[@SnowysOutdoors]

We'll have that soon, planning on filming as much of the range as we can. ~ Ben

[@coralieofjumpwithnofear]

Stackable! That's what I like! I had some of the hard-sided Delta Insulmugs and they aren't stackable. Same with the (not collapsible) Delta plates and bowls. Definitely great products, but not being properly stackable meant they took up way too much room. I ended up selling the plates and bowls on Facebook Marketplace, and will do so with the mugs. Being good quality, they're easy to sell. This one looks heaps more useful for my setup! It didn't exist (or maybe I didn't know it did) when I got the original ones.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

The Delta bowls and plates stack ok, but the mugs don't. I have one for hiking but I wouldn't want to pack four of them into my kit for family camping, which is where the Delta Light mugs come into their element. ~ Ben

[@coralieofjumpwithnofear]

@@SnowysOutdoors it's more so the bowls that don't stack right down inside each other. So yeah, they stack nicely as a stack, but it's a kind of a tall stack. Definitely a great product, no doubt about that. But for my tiny Prius microcamper set-up, I needed much tighter stacking, if that makes sense.

[@SnowysOutdoors]

@@coralieofjumpwithnofear yeah, I get what you are saying, makes sense for your setup. ~ Ben

[@CamperKev]

Delta ??? A shame about the name at this point it time but there you go........... 😁(Thanks for the review)

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Yeah, we didn't think of that. ~ Ben

[@TasHikingAdventures]

No Benny not for hiking sorry There other mug is better that collapses down like a flat plate saves the space in hiking bag ...yeah camping fine hiking no

[@SnowysOutdoors]

Personally I'd still use it for hiking. I have a Delta Mug that I use for hiking actually, I just fill it with foodstuffs when it's in my pack, they are lightweight and durable. I think you are referring to the X-Mug, which is another awesome flat pack mug from Sea To Summit. ~ Ben

[@TasHikingAdventures]

@@SnowysOutdoors that's the one mate yeah there good for hiking the xmug I have it with a Flatpack bowl inside my jetboil summit skillet....put up a video cooking steak in it the other day lol