Fellow16 oz Carter Move Travel Mug - Vacuum-Insulated Stainless Steel Travel Coffee Mug - Coffee Tumbler with Ceramic Interior and Splash Guard - Matte Black

These mugs are worth every penny, I’ve already ordered a second one. They seem to be in high demand, because whether you’re ordering one from here or from the official website, the wait time for them to arrive requires some patience. Also, color preferences seem to be a tough thing to ensure you get - because they go out of stock so fast. The ‘adobe’ color mug I ordered here in my pictures, for example, appears to be a limited edition color, so I don’t expect to be able to get the same color a few months from now.I was first introduced to this company’s products a couple of months back by a friend. Of course, I had all the usual questions go through my head like, ‘Are these mugs really any better than any of the other mugs on the market? Don’t they all basically do the same thing? Isn’t the asking price a little absurd?’Well, these mugs really are the best on the market in my opinion. They hold a lot in a much more compact, sleek form factor than other mugs out there. Take a look at the difference between this Fellow mug and my Stanley mug. They’re both 16oz, but the Fellow is so much better in compactness as far as form factor goes. Also, the Fellow has an inner ceramic lining that does indeed make your coffee taste ‘true’ with no stainless steel perception in taste.Let me address the ‘sink stopper’ feature of these Fellow mugs, because I didn’t understand them while I was looking at the pictures, and nobody else on the internet seemed to think it was important to explain their purpose. As if we’re all just supposed to immediately know what they are, what they’re for, and how they work without ever having been exposed to such a design element in coffee mugs before.They are literal, miniature sink stoppers, just like you’ve seen used in kitchen sinks since the 60s. But in this case, Fellow has figured out that the exact same design makes for nifty little splash guards for their mugs. So you slip this miniature little ‘sink stopper’ down into the mouth of your mug, it sort of clips tightly into place, and it prevents heat from escaping while at the same time preventing splashes, but it also serves to slow down the coffee from pouring out all at once when you tip the mug back to drink from it, allowing the coffee you’re about to sip to cool just a little bit before hitting your lips. I wasn’t sure I was going to like this design, but now that I’ve been using my mug for a week or so, I can attest to the fact that it’s a game changer.I highly recommend investing in these mugs if you’re looking for the very best coffee experience in a travel mug option.

I recently purchased the Fellow Carter Move Travel Mug in matte white, and it has exceeded my expectations. The sleek design is not only aesthetically pleasing but also highly functional.The vacuum-insulated stainless steel keeps my beverages hot for hours, making it perfect for long commutes or busy workdays. The ceramic coating ensures that the taste of my coffee remains pure, without any metallic aftertaste.The splash guard is a thoughtful addition, preventing spills while allowing for comfortable sipping. The slim profile fits easily into my car's cup holder and my bag, making it incredibly convenient for on-the-go use.Overall, this travel mug combines style, durability, and practicality. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a high-quality mug that delivers on both form and function.

I've gone through countless mugs over the years, but this one finally checks all the boxes. As someone who takes their tea seriously (and seriously hot), I couldn't be more impressed. The ceramic interior and stainless steel rim mean no plastic touches my drink – a non-negotiable feature for me.The leak-proof lid actually lives up to its promise, and the splash guard is a clever touch. While the guard isn't perfect, it does save you from wearing your tea when you're walking around.Here's the real testament to how much I love this mug: I'm actually concerned about not buying a backup, worried they'll discontinue it. And if that's not a sign of finding the perfect mug, I don't know what is!

My daughter in law recommended the Fellows brand. They work!! I do not like the aftertaste of stainless steel, and have no aftertaste with the ceramic lining. I do like the original one I purchased with the different lids, but I just put those lids on my new one. I have two different sizes, but the lids work on both.

everyone asks me where I got this cute little mug with the sink stopper. It is so worth the money. It travels so well without any spillage and the drink stopper prevents your mouth from being scolded. No splashing here! Such a beautiful useful product.

I use this to carry my lattes to work everyday. One thing I really hate is how you need to screw the lid properly and double check. Otherwise it can potentially cause some spillage (not a lot because of the draincap-like insert) or gets stuck on the wrong threads

I’ve had this mug for four years and I absolutely love it. No metallic taste for tea or water, and I can switch from coffee to tea with no lingering flavor. And the filter insert works great for keeping tea bags down and for sipping in bumpy car rides. I’ve dropped it countless times and I think it has only one dent on a corner. I would buy one in every size and color if my husband let me.It looks worn and chipped on the outside, but inside the ceramic coating is still intact. I have a different mug with a handle that’s larger and has a straw which I use for cold drinks, but the ceramic inside got chipped within the first few uses, maybe from the straw.

Great shape / keeps everything warm and cold for hours