A container having a canister can be configured to retain a volume of liquid. The canister can be sealed by a lid structure, and the lid structure can have a spout opening. The spout opening may be sealed by a removably-coupled cap. Further, the cap may have a magnetic top surface configured to magnetically couple to a recess on the top surface of the lid for temporary storage of the cap when manually removed from the spout opening.

A thermally insulated container is provided which includes a tubular inner container part having a closed bottom and an open top end; a tubular outer container part having a closed bottom and an open top end, for receiving therein the tubular inner container part; and a connection member. With the inner container part received in the outer container part, the connection member is disposed between an upper end portion of the inner container part and an upper end portion of the outer container part to define a sealed space having a predetermined size between the outer peripheral surface of the inner container part and the inner peripheral surface of the outer container part.

A sleeve member includes a bellows member having a top and a bottom located opposite the top, and an inner liner located internal with respect to the bellows member. The inner liner has a top and a bottom located opposite the top of the inner liner. The top and the bottom of the inner liner are connected to the top and the bottom of the bellows member, respectively, such that a vacuum entrapment is provided between the bellows member and the inner liner. A passage is provided through the top and the bottom of the bellows member, and through the top and the bottom of the inner liner.

Disclosed is a thermal insulating container with a combination inner liner, which includes a cup, surrounded with a storage space and forming an open end. The inner edge of the open end has an inner locking part. An inner liner is surrounded with a bearing space and forms an opening end, wherein the inner liner is fitted in the storage space, and the opening end is provided with a screw thread section. There is a connecting part under the screw thread section. An external member is assembled on the connecting part, and there is an outer locking part on the external surface of the external member. The outer locking part is assembled with the inner locking part of the cup body. A cover has an edge which is a circumferential wall extended downwards, and is provided with a ridge section screwed on/off the screw thread section of the inner liner.

A beverage container may include a base having an axis, a closed bottom, an open top and an interior cavity therebetween. The base may be formed from a material that is opaque. In addition, a vessel is configured to contain a fluid. The vessel has an opening into or from which the fluid may flow relative to an interior of the vessel. The vessel is mounted in the interior cavity of the base and extends above and beyond the open top thereof. A radial air space is located between the vessel and the base relative to the axis. The vessel may be formed from a material that is at least one of translucent or transparent. In addition, a seal may be located between the base and the vessel. Each of the base, vessel and seal may be a different material.

A cellphone couplable container assembly having a portable and reusable container operably configured to store liquid contents within an internal cavity while simultaneously retaining a cellphone or other similar electronic device magnetically selectively attached to the exterior of the portable container. In one embodiment, a plurality of magnets with ferromagnetic properties are disposed on the outer shell of the cellphone couplable container assembly and are proportionately shaped and sized to correspond to a cellphone magnet disposed on a user's cellphone. Additional protrusions may provide additional structural support for a more secure of the cellphone to the cellphone couplable container assembly.

A lid assembly for a food container is described that may be used to store and transport food items. The container defines an interior to store a food product. The lid assembly includes a lid and a stopper that is sized to close an opening of the container. A biasing member urges the lid to an open position when the lid is unlocked or unlatched.

An insulating container may include an opening, which can be sealed by a closure. The closure may have an upper portion with a handle that has a circular curvature equal to the cylindrical portion of the closure. The closure may also have a lower portion that is joined to the upper portion by an injection molded polymer element. The closure may also be in the form of flip type of closure such that the lid can be selectably opened or closed by the user by rotating a flip closure into either the opened or closed position. The closure may also be a two-part lid having a lower cap that may be configured to be removably-coupled to the container and an upper cap that may be configured to be removably-coupled to the lower cap

An assemble and disassemble structure for container liner and liner locking device thereof, which provides a drinking container having a mineral liner that can be replaced through the assemble and disassemble structure. The assembly is provided with an outer cylindrical sleeve, the interior of which is a holding space. The outer circumference of the upper end of the outer cylindrical sleeve is a connecting end, and the mineral liner is inserted into the outer cylindrical sleeve. A connecting ring is provided with a clasping portion, and assembling the clasping portion to the outer cylindrical sleeve enables fixing the mineral liner in a stable position in the outer cylindrical sleeve. An elastic locking device locks the connecting ring at combining angular positions.

The present invention discloses a locking device for replacing a liner in a thermos. The locking device locks and positions a liner stably by a high-pressure assembling force resulted from an elastic effect, after replacing and assembling the liner in a drinking container. A tightening ring with an elastic force is utilized primarily. The tightening ring is clamped between a mineral liner and a barrel by filling, forming a strong elastic reaction force to press and lock the elements, through a spinning action of a connecting ring.