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Fressko Camino 340ml long-term review: two years in
Sam Ojo · PhD, Materials Science. Contributor since 2024. · Published July 27, 2026
Quick answer
After two years, the Fressko Camino 340ml is still the reusable cup that leaves the house most days. The glass inner is unscratched, the sleeve has softened but is intact, and the sip lid still seals cleanly. This is a buy-it-for-a-decade purchase.
Why it wins the "take with you" job
- Sip lid you can drink from one-handed
- 340ml is the sweet spot for a large flat white or small latte
- Slim enough to fit standard car cup holders and bike bottle cages
Wear notes (real ones)
- Sleeve: Slightly softened, no tears. Wipes clean.
- Lid: Silicone gasket is still tight. We replaced ours once as a precaution at 18 months.
- Glass: Perfect. Zero staining even after espresso and turmeric lattes.
Compared to the Bino
The Bino is the sit-down cup. The Camino is the moving cup. If you only own one, and you commute, buy the Camino.
Verdict
9.2/10. Boring in the best way. It has done its job every single day for two years.
Products mentioned in this post

Tested by us
88/100
Fressko
Fressko Bino 227ml
Piccolo/flat-white drinkers who resent oversized reusables.
- 227ml
- 240g
- 18/8 Stainless Steel
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Tested by us
89/100
Fressko
Fressko Camino 340ml
The default daily café cup for latte-sized orders.
- 340ml
- 285g
- 18/8 Stainless Steel
$44.95 AUDRead →
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90/100
Fressko
Fressko Insulated Flask 500ml
People who want one flask for tea, coffee-on-the-go, and cold infusions.
- 500ml
- 385g
- 18/8 Stainless Steel
$54.95 AUDRead →
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Frequently asked
- How often do you need to replace the lid?
- We replaced ours at 18 months. Fressko sells replacement lids so the cup itself lasts far longer than the seal.
Sources
- 24 months of in-house testing
- Household panel notes, 3 users