With a name that means “companion” in Japanese, the MiiR 33-ounce Tomo was made for sharing drinks while out and about. Designed with carrying convenience in mind, two 8-ounce insulated sipping mugs twist off of the top and bottom of the thermos. All three vessels are constructed with double-wall vacuum insulation, ensuring your drinks will keep hot or cold for hours on end. Topped off with Miir’s signature Leakproof 360 Lid that allows pouring from any angle and a roll-stop handle that makes carrying a breeze, the Tomo is built for a lifetime of backcountry brews and vista view pours.
Features
Thermo 3D® double-wall vacuum insulation keeps your drinks hot (or cold) for hours on end
Two 8-ounce insulated mugs twist off the top and bottom of vessel for easy carrying and sharing
Leakproof 360 Lid allows pours from any angle and easily opens and closes with a simple push
Roll-stop handle makes pouring and carrying easy and comfortable
Wide-mouth opening and insulated design allows for large ice cubes in cold drinks
Materials
Stainless Steel
Hardshell™ Powder Coat
Made with BPA-free materials for peace of mind and safe drinking
Care
Wash before first use
Hand wash recommended
Lid is top rack dishwasher safe
Do not disassemble lid, freeze, microwave, or bleach
Specs
Dimensions: 12.5 ” H x 3.35” W
Empty Weight: 2.1 lb
Capacity: 33 oz. (1 L)
About MiiR
MiiR is dedicated to making a difference in the world, and not just by making their customers' lives better. As a certified B Corporation, MiiR has passed rigorous requirements in social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. Each MiiR product comes with a unique code that will provide you with insight into the people and locale on which your purchase had an impact. Sales of their bags support education, sales of their bicycles support mobility and cycling programs, and sales of their hydration vessels help provide water to those in need. Not only that, but 5% of their top line annual revenue is donated to projects around the world focusing on water, education, and bicycles.
