Origin Story: Titanium Heritage
Few product lines better embody Snow Peak's spirit of metalworking craftsmanship than titanium. ...
Ti-Backpackers Cup
$23.95
Pickup available at Snow Peak Brooklyn
Usually ready in 24 hours
Ti-Backpackers Cup
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Snow Peak Brooklyn
Pickup available, Usually ready in 24 hours
76 North 6th Street
Brooklyn NY 11249
United States -
Snow Peak Portland
Pickup available, Usually ready in 24 hours
404 NW 23rd Ave.
Portland OR 97210
United States
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Details
Designed and manufactured in Japan, the Ti-Backpackers Cup is made of durable titanium. Intended to be used for cooking and measuring, the Ti-Backpackers Cup features graduated measurement lines and a sturdy handle. The Ti-Backpackers Cup is ultralight and the handle serves as a hook for easy carrying and storage. Pair the Ti-Backpackers Cup with the Titanium Spork and Titanium Trek Bowl.
Specs & Features
SKU
E-304
Weight
1.4 oz (37g)
Size
φ 4.7” × 1.8"
Capacity
10.9 fl oz
Lightweight & Versatile Kitchen Gear
Crafted with Care
Our titanium products are made in Tsubame-Sanjo, a town with a rich metalworking history located within Niigata prefecture, from which Snow Peak hails. Utensils, cookware, and drinkware are designed with a timeless style and built to last a lifetime.
Features for Every Function
Folding handles, stackability, graduated measurements, and more. Build a kit with everything you need for measuring, cooking, and serving.
Vibrant Colors
Certain titanium products are offered with an anodized finish in a variety of colors. Anodization is the controlled application of an oxide layer, which forms in different colors depending on thickness. The oxide layer also helps to protect the metal surface from rust and contaminants.
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