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Double Mug Silicone Lid - 300 ml
Snow Peak
Double Mug Silicone Lid - 300 ml
$7.95
Description

　　Lid for Snow Peak double wall mugs

　　Made entirely of durable silicone, the 300ml Double Mug Silicone Lid is a cover designed to transform the Snow Peak Titanium Double Wall 300 Mug (pre-2023 version only) and the Stainless Steel Mug 300 into travel-safe beverage containers. The snug fit secures easily onto the top of the mug with an open lip for drinking. To clean, simply remove and wash with any dish detergent before air drying.

　　Not leakproof.

　　Please note, this lid does not fit the 2023 Titanium Double Wall 300 Mug (MG-152).

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand Name:
Snow Peak
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
MGC-054
UPC:
4960589014958
Other Features:
• Material: Silicone Rubber
• Fits Titanium Double Wall 300 Mug and Stainless Steel Mug 300
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