Heatable travel mug needed

[momofkhm]

We are just getting back into cold weather outdoor sports.  When my dds' played soccer the first games were in March and chilly.  The last games were October and chilly once the sun went down.  I was cold.  I wanted something hot when I got int he car!  I thought heaven would be a Keurig that ran off the cigarette lighter in the car.

 

DS is playing *winter* outdoor sports.  Like he is wanting to sign up for an all day outdoor tourney on New Year's day!  If I go, which the mom in me wants too, I will be quite cold by the end.  (This is NC.  We could end up with a warm day.  But I don't want to count on it.)  And then preseason games are Jan and Feb.  In season games are March, April.  Again, I'd love a Keurig that pugs in. 

 

Since I can't find that, a good heatable travel mug.  The ones I see on Amazon are hit or miss.  Three stars, maybe 3 1/2.  Nothing 4 or higher.  Does anyone have recommendations?  

 

I will have on as many clothes as I can and still move.  Blankets, hat, gloves, mittens (maybe both at the same time).  Hand warmers.  I may have to drive our van so I have a seat warmer once I get in the car to come home.

 

Oh and It's not the coffee making ability.  It's the ability to have a hot drink quickly.  I'd be happy to make something at home and be able to heat it up when the game(s) is over.

 

Cheryl

 

[xixstar]

Would a good thermos work? The Yeti brand is supposed to keep everything hot forever and the Walmart brand seems just as comparable.

[Mama Geek]

I second the thermos and would also recommend long underwear and or flannel lined jeans.  Walking around also helps.

[FriedClams]

We have thermos brand soup type holders. They're awesome. I do fill them with boiled water for a few minutes, then dump it out, before adding the soup or whatever. It makes it start hot a LOT longer by doing that.