Port Townsend 30oz Insulated Tumbler – Victorian-Era Travel Tumbler

The Olympic Peninsula demands vessels as rugged as its trails, and this Polar Camel tumbler answers the call. Crafted from double-wall stainless steel with vacuum insulation, it locks in temperature like the Hoh Rainforest holds mist—keeping coffee hot through dawn patrols and whiskey cold through bonfire debates.

The 30oz capacity means you won’t ration sips between trailhead and tide line, while the low-profile base fits snug in cup holders, kayak hatches, or the dented console of your field truck. The snap-on acrylic lid seals tight against salt spray and sideways rain, because hydration shouldn’t hinge on fair weather.

Hand-wash only—a small concession for something that outlasts most camping gear. Not for microwaves, carbonated experiments, or collectors of fragile things.

Why Kairnu Loves Port Townsend

Victorian brickwork soaked in salt and sailor’s curses. The Palace Hotel’s floorboards groan with brothel ghosts, while the Cellar Door’s bourbon list impresses even Seattleites. At Fort Worden, bunkers once meant for war now host brass bands and men staring at the sea like it owes them answers.