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  • over 1 year ago

    jamesh

    awsome! i would use one.
  • over 1 year ago

    JascharVossoug

    Hey.
    I guess in order to "sell" your concept, you'd definitely have to move away from the traditional hip flask look, which is biased with, well, alcoholics.. That poses a considerable obstacle, even your initial target group comprises mainly young people.
    In theory, I do like the removable bottom though!
  • over 1 year ago

    KDragonBlend

    I see Jaschar's point about the whole "AA" thing. I'm just trying to imagine how a Venti Vanilla Latte could fit into that?

    Nice thinking outside the box!! :)
  • over 1 year ago

    Berkana

    Have you done a calculation to see how big one of those has to be to hold 16 oz, especially if it has additional thickness for insulation?

    How does the top or the bottom attach/detach to the device? My concern about cups that come apart into several pieces with joints under the liquid line is that they might just fall apart while filled with hot liquid.
  • over 1 year ago

    dcanon

    you'll have to redesign this vessel as currently it's seen as alcohol beverage container...just by lining the inside for hot liquids doesn't make it suitable to drink out of it.
  • over 1 year ago

    sakthikannan

    I like to shape of the cup. It would fit as one of the flasks design as a viable replacement to paper cups. There are other which would fit venti vanilla latte.
    It is a groups goal towards eco-friendly design not for individuals. we are a bunch of eco-conscious people working towards better tomorrow. Nice particpating.

    @Berkana view is very logical.But i guess each of us who presented the idea are only half baked concept. this discussion during the follow days will help refining our idea better.
  • over 1 year ago

    wwwbangkok

    this is a very functional shape, good luck!
  • over 1 year ago

    Steven96817 idea owner

    Hi, I just found that I can respond to the comments to I will answer a few of the questions that have been raised. Thanks for making me think about them.
    The important part of the design is that it can be carried full of liquid in a pocket, handbag, or on a strap and that due to the kidney shaped-flat profile it is much less cumbersome. Very few of the proposals have these features, especially carrying the vessel while full.
    While hip flasks have been used for alcohol probably everywhere, I think the extent of the stigma may be regional. I am from the Pacific region and to tell the truth, the actual use of hip flasks is extremely rare. If Starbucks marketed an updated and clearly repurposed version I don't think there will be any problem at all, I've designed a different throat and spout from the traditional one that will alter the visual perception of the flask.
    I'm confident that a system that allows the top or bottom to be removed, yet not ever leak liquids is well within our technical capabilities.
    Thanks for the input!
    Steven96817
  • over 1 year ago

    balic

    i think your idea is good. Being able to close cup and put it in the bag is useful thing.
    But flask should be redesigned, becouse I wouldn't like to be looked at like alcoholic when I drink coffee :)
    It is very practical (as you axplained), it just needs some coffee-like design.
    Good luck!

    P.S. I would appreciate if you take a look and comment my ZocDoc ideas. Thanks!
  • over 1 year ago

    Janne

    As practical as the form might be - I agree with most posters here that it´s linked with drinking alcohol (at least here in Germany) and therefore it would not be a good idea for young people to use them in public.