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.

How durable is the Fressko Camino glass reusable cup?

Our long-term testing shows the Fressko Camino is exceptionally durable, surviving two years of daily family use and a fall from a moving bicycle. The glass inner lining remains completely unscratched and free of stains, even after holding highly pigmenting liquids like espresso and turmeric lattes. Aside from a slightly softened exterior sleeve and a routine lid gasket replacement at 18 months, the 340ml cup remains fully functional and structurally perfect.

Does the Fressko Camino fit in car cup holders?

Yes, the Fressko Camino is designed with a slim profile that fits standard car cup holders and bicycle bottle cages. During our two years of long-term testing, we found its 340ml size and shape make it the ideal moving cup for commutes. The sip lid also allows for easy, one-handed drinking while on the go, making it much more practical for travel compared to wider, sit-down reusable cups like the Fressko Bino.

What is the best reusable cup size for a flat white?

A 340ml reusable cup is the ideal size for a large flat white or a small latte. In our long-term testing of the Fressko Camino, we found this specific volume serves as the daily sweet spot for standard Australian cafe orders. It provides enough headroom for textured milk without being too bulky to carry, fitting easily into car console cup holders and bicycle cages during daily commutes.

Do Fressko glass cups stain from coffee or turmeric?

No, the glass inner of the Fressko Camino does not stain over time. Our long-term testing over two years of daily use showed zero staining on the glass, even after repeatedly holding highly pigmenting drinks like double-shot espresso and turmeric lattes. The glass surface remains perfectly clear and unscratched, and the exterior sleeve simply wipes clean with a damp cloth, maintaining its clean look over years of service.

Fressko Camino vs Bino: which coffee cup is better?

The Fressko Camino is better for commuting, while the Bino is best suited for sitting down. Based on our long-term testing, we recommend the 340ml Camino if you can only buy one cup. Its slim profile fits standard vehicle cup holders and bike bottle cages, and its sip lid enables one-handed drinking on the move. The Bino is a great desk companion, but the Camino is the ultimate transit cup.

How long does a Fressko Camino reusable cup last?

You can expect a Fressko Camino to last for at least a decade of daily use. Our long-term testing over a two-year period—which included daily use by three household members and one accidental drop from a moving bicycle—showed that the glass inner remains completely unscratched. Aside from the exterior sleeve softening slightly and a preventative lid gasket change at 18 months, the cup remains as functional as day one.

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Reviews

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

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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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.
How durable is the Fressko Camino glass reusable cup?: Our long-term testing shows the Fressko Camino is exceptionally durable, surviving two years of daily family use and a fall from a moving bicycle. The glass inner lining remains completely unscratched and free of stains, even after holding highly pigmenting liquids like espresso and turmeric lattes. Aside from a slightly softened exterior sleeve and a routine lid gasket replacement at 18 months, the 340ml cup remains fully functional and structurally perfect.
Does the Fressko Camino fit in car cup holders?: Yes, the Fressko Camino is designed with a slim profile that fits standard car cup holders and bicycle bottle cages. During our two years of long-term testing, we found its 340ml size and shape make it the ideal moving cup for commutes. The sip lid also allows for easy, one-handed drinking while on the go, making it much more practical for travel compared to wider, sit-down reusable cups like the Fressko Bino.
What is the best reusable cup size for a flat white?: A 340ml reusable cup is the ideal size for a large flat white or a small latte. In our long-term testing of the Fressko Camino, we found this specific volume serves as the daily sweet spot for standard Australian cafe orders. It provides enough headroom for textured milk without being too bulky to carry, fitting easily into car console cup holders and bicycle cages during daily commutes.
Do Fressko glass cups stain from coffee or turmeric?: No, the glass inner of the Fressko Camino does not stain over time. Our long-term testing over two years of daily use showed zero staining on the glass, even after repeatedly holding highly pigmenting drinks like double-shot espresso and turmeric lattes. The glass surface remains perfectly clear and unscratched, and the exterior sleeve simply wipes clean with a damp cloth, maintaining its clean look over years of service.
Fressko Camino vs Bino: which coffee cup is better?: The Fressko Camino is better for commuting, while the Bino is best suited for sitting down. Based on our long-term testing, we recommend the 340ml Camino if you can only buy one cup. Its slim profile fits standard vehicle cup holders and bike bottle cages, and its sip lid enables one-handed drinking on the move. The Bino is a great desk companion, but the Camino is the ultimate transit cup.
How long does a Fressko Camino reusable cup last?: You can expect a Fressko Camino to last for at least a decade of daily use. Our long-term testing over a two-year period—which included daily use by three household members and one accidental drop from a moving bicycle—showed that the glass inner remains completely unscratched. Aside from the exterior sleeve softening slightly and a preventative lid gasket change at 18 months, the cup remains as functional as day one.

Sources & evidence

Every verdict on this page is traceable to the 2 references below — our own bench testing, manufacturer documentation and independent published testing. Where evidence is thin, we say so in the text rather than rounding up.

The Reusable Edit testing and scoring methodology reusableedit.com/about
Answer library and machine-readable data feed reusableedit.com/answers

Evidence last reviewed July 27, 2026.