Enamel Camp Mug, 16 oz
The mug you take out of the house. Enamel over steel dents before it breaks, which is the right way for a thing living in a pack to fail.
The mug
- Porcelain enamel fired onto heavy-gauge steel at 800 C
- 16 oz to the brim
- Rolled stainless rim, so the enamel has no exposed edge to chip from
- Rosso band under the rim, the logo on the side
- Wide handle, sized to take a gloved finger
- Safe on a camp stove and over a fire, which no ceramic mug is
The speckled finish hides the marks it will collect. The dents it collects are yours to explain.
Tino
3.6 inches tall, 3.5 inches across the rim. 16 oz to the brim. 7 oz empty, which is less than half the diner mug.
Hand wash. It is dishwasher safe in the sense that it will survive, and not in the sense that the finish will. Never microwave it: the body is steel.
The handle actually fits a gloved hand. Came camping and came back with one dent on the side that I like.
Ruth A.
Arrived with a dent in the side. Enamel over steel does that I guess, but I wasn't thrilled. Still use it for pens.
Chris N.






