Task "Not All Who Wander Are Lost" Enamel Mug

The Not All Who Wander Are Lost Enamel Mug is a Task Outdoor original, for anyone who takes the long way round on purpose. The design wraps right round the mug: a compass rose with a fleur-de-lis at north sits over a scatter of map contour lines, grid lines and a summit marker, with Not All Who Wander on one side and Are Lost on the other in tall, condensed lettering.

It is a proper camp mug: white enamel with a silver rim, light enough to clip to the outside of your rucksack and tough enough for the campsite, the van and the tea stop at the top of the hill. It holds 12 oz (355 ml), plenty for a brew or a bowl of porridge. It makes a good gift for the walker who never quite sticks to the route, or anyone who would rather explore than arrive.

The print is the same warm rust red as our Not All Who Wander tee and hoodie. Each mug is printed to order, so it takes a little longer to dispatch than our stock items.

Key Features

• Compass and Map Wrap - A compass rose over contour lines, grid lines and a summit marker
• Wanderer's Slogan - Not All Who Wander on one side, Are Lost on the other
• Classic Camp Mug - White enamel with a silver rim
• Lightweight and Tough - Made for the campsite, the van and the rucksack
• 12 oz Capacity - 355 ml, enough for a brew or a hot meal
• Lead and BPA Free - Safe for hot drinks and food
• Rust Red Print - The same warm red as the matching tee and hoodie
• Printed to Order - Each mug is made when you order it

Ideal For

• Camping - The first brew of the morning outside the tent
• Hill Walkers and Hikers - Clip it to your pack for the flask stop at the top
• Campervans and Bothies - Light, hard to break and easy to stack
• Gifts - Birthdays, Christmas and the friend who is always planning the next trip
• Matching Sets - Pairs with the Not All Who Wander tee, hoodie, patch and ceramic mug

Technical Specifications

Care Instructions

Hand wash only. Do not put it in the dishwasher or microwave, and do not heat food or drinks directly in the mug. Enamel can stain with tea, coffee and fruit juice over time; to remove stains, apply lemon juice or soda and scrub gently with a hard sponge.