With how thin the mug is, it’ll be way too hot to hold if doing coffee/tea. It’s a novelty design and disregards all the functionality of a mug. I was gifted some slim factor mugs and they were completely useless, but they looked nice.
This would be more analogous to rock climbing if cliffs regularly and rapidly rotated 90-120 degrees and your center of mass shifted and oscillated like a fluid at the same time. A grip that works one direction does not necessarily work nearly as well when rotated or weight shifted.
I want to spill my coffee all the time too
It should be fine if you have the ability to open your hand a little and grab this mug like you grab a glass.
With how thin the mug is, it’ll be way too hot to hold if doing coffee/tea. It’s a novelty design and disregards all the functionality of a mug. I was gifted some slim factor mugs and they were completely useless, but they looked nice.
Why do you have to call me out like that?
Hey, at least they said you look nice
I’ve known shepherd pie to be quite the opposite
Ha I can do that without some fancy cup
This would be more analogous to rock climbing if cliffs regularly and rapidly rotated 90-120 degrees and your center of mass shifted and oscillated like a fluid at the same time. A grip that works one direction does not necessarily work nearly as well when rotated or weight shifted.
If you can't get enough grip on a pinch to drink from a coffee mug, you won't have enough to hold your body weight.
That is also true.
I think it's just a neat mug for someone into rock climbing, not meant to actually train someone.
True with crimps, not as important with pinches, which is what this mug is
I'd hold it like a glass.
Yeah, I mean I'd probably just ask for a regular mug, but isn't this more of a novelty and not really marketed to us?
For those just hanging onto life by their fingertips
For climbers who want a novelty mug
not just a rock. a hot rock at that.
want a challenge? pour McDonald's coffee in
Why ?? Wouldn't it me more grippy than usual plain smooth glasses and cups ?
It's replacing the ear of the cup. You're not supposed to hold it by grabbing it with your hand (like a glass), but by the tip of your fingers.
I'm sorry, the ear? You mean the handle?
Who calls it the ear?
In Denmark we call it Hank
Ear seems reasonable enough compared
What surname do you give it?
Hankensen
Intellectuals.
Lunatics.
Found the Chezch or maybe the Hungarian!
Or Finn!
Well the instance is Dutch
Ooh that makes sense
Is that Magnus?