🍷 TaZa Unbreakable Stemware: Outdoor Plastic Wine Glasses (12oz) for Travel, Pool, Camping & More - Set of 4 Review

For about 20 years I have been using polycarbonate wine glasses that allow us to drink wine on patios and on hard surfaces without the risk of our beautiful crystal breaks. . Our old "glasses" had to be replaced after so many years in the dishwasher because of fogging. This purchased item has the same durability as our previous glasses (they don't break if dropped on a hard surface) and they look much better than our old ones. Due to production, there is a small visible side seam, which is…

Judging by the packaging, the quality seems pretty good. I haven't had a chance to use them yet, so I have no further comment. I'll update as they get used to this camping season! UPDATECamping season has officially started! This season we poured the first glasses earlier than usual! 🙂They seem to be of good quality, a bit light. If it's full, that's no problem. When empty, they can blow in the wind. They are not too big. I think they suit most people. I personally prefer something less but…

These are exactly what I was hoping for, large plastic red wine glasses that look good. In my photo, one of the glasses is actually glass and the other is plastic from Taza. Can you see the difference? They are made of thin plastic, but appear solid and well made. A seam is only indicated if you look closely. The size is great. As for the plastic, they actually feel good in the hand, very smooth and on the lips when drinking. So when you have flimsy plastic on a long, narrow pole, it's…

I don't normally do product reviews. But I checked my email and got a message from the seller. I've bought a few things from Amazon and have never received a message from a seller. So I appreciated the extra effort and that's what prompted me to write this review. The glasses are exactly as described. You can't break anything. They also look like real glass. As soon as I opened the box, I took one out and threw it on the tile floor just to see what would happen. He jumped up and didn't even…

They are huge. Wine in goblets of this size has not been drunk since the Middle Ages when they were well watered. 20 oz is actually 2 ½ cups. I bought them as water glasses. Or you can use them for large rum cocktails, iced tea, lemonade, iced coffee, lattes or sorbets. They would be good for summer desserts. They look good but be honest, if you're buying something shatterproof you're not buying fine crystal and they won't feel or look the same! At outdoor events, big events, events where…