Top 5 Best Non-Spill Mugs For Offices In 2020
It is not always possible to lounge around while finishing a cup of coffee when our day is packed with daily schedules and work. Most of the time, our morning coffee is consumed on the go -- while walking, in the subway, in the car or on our work desks. But accidents are unavoidable -- someone might bump into us on the road, or we may carelessly reach over to get our pens and swipe our drink onto our files.
A solution for this is a no-spill mug. There are a ton of these on the market and lucky for you, we listed down the five best no-spill mugs available online:
Stanley’s Adventure Tough-To-Tip Admiral's Mug has a leak-resistant flip lid and a non-skid footpad. With a capacity to hold up to 20oz., its double-wall vacuum insulation keeps your coffee hot for four hours or cold for six hours.
FineDine's Insulated Stainless Steel Coffee Mug is made of heavy-duty but lightweight stainless steel. Capable of holding up to 40 oz., the mug is rust-resistant and smudge-proof. The mug comes in a set of two or four.
The Contigo AUTOSEAL Randolph Vacuum-Insulated Handled Travel Mug is thoughtfully designed for both right and left handed people. Its lid has drink spouts on two sides, making it convenient to hold and drink from with whichever hand. You only need to push a button to open the spouts to drink – no need to flip a lid and close it back.
Asobu's Travel Mug features a ceramic inner coating instead of stainless steel. It is capable of holding up to 12oz. and has a push-on lid with a flip strip for your drinking convenience.
The YETI Rambler Mug, with a capacity of 14 oz., has a full-loop triple grip handle that would comfortably accommodate wider hands, or a thick-gloved hand. While the mug is made of aluminum, its surface has duracoat color, protecting it from scratches, peels, and color fades.
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