Stanley IceFlow Stainless Steel Tumbler: Vacuum Insulated Water Bottle with Straw - Leakproof Flip, Perfect for Home, Office, or Car - Reusable Cup Review

I like this glass because it fits in my cup holder. Lids can close very tightly, making opening and filling difficult for both children and adults.

I bought this glass to replace my purple SLM glass because the SLM glass has no handle and falls easily causing the drink to splash out. I like this Stanley jar as it is made of a more durable material and has a comfortable grip. Most importantly, no more spills and leaks.

Mug looks good but was dirty and scratched/marked on side, label was dirty and has a small dent. Maybe it was your last... never mind I need it now that's why I'm using it. While this one was packaged in a double airbag envelope, the brush set I purchased was packaged in a box fit for a badminton set. I'm just saying you won't make any friends or money this way.

Really wanted to love this but regret buying it! Liquid will leak from the straw if it is constantly held or held upright. If you only used it at home everything would be fine, but I bought it to take with me on the go. It keeps my water very cold and is moderately heavy so having a carry handle is handy. In general, it all depends on what you are looking for! The turquoise color was exactly like the picture.

I've had Yeti mugs with lids for a few years now and while they keep my drinks cold they are a bit heavy and, especially when on the bedside table, they can tip over. Unfortunately, regardless of the presence of the lid, the lid breaks after it hits the bottom and the contents spill everywhere, all 30 ounces. With Stanley, and he unscrewed the lid with a straw, that's no problem. You can hold it upside down and shake it and the contents will come out, you can smack it in space and the contents…

If this product is insulated and keeps drinks cold then I'm the President of the Moon. I can start exercising and when I left and came back from the house (usually about 2 hours) and then showered to get ready for bed (30+ minutes) all the ice in my thermos had melted. I did 5 different time studies to see how long the ice stays in this thermos and the average is 4 hours 12 minutes. These time studies are based on a thermos filled halfway with ice and chilled (cold) water and kept in an…