Stainless Smoothie Reusable Drinking Milkshake Review

Not sure if it works for others but definitely not for me. I have to keep the straw off the ground to get drunk or it won't work. Bad design.

I have to drink through a straw because of sensitive teeth. It's time to ditch plastic straws and switch to metal straws. Cleaning is easy with the included "pipe cleaner" type tool.

These metal straws are perfect for my morning smoothies. I run mine in the dishwasher and they come out nice and clean. I feel better knowing I'm not using a disposable plastic straw every morning.

These straws work great. They are large enough to allow large volumes of iced liquid to flow freely. However, it will take some time to get used to the feel of the metal straw in your mouth. You have to train yourself not to use your teeth to hold it in place.

I use this to mix tea when I have a lot of ice in a tall glass - it works a lot better than a regular straw or silicone glass because it's really strong. I don't like using it with smoothies because it gets too cold, but it's certainly good for iced teas, powdered blends, energy drinks, and the like.

I am very happy with this purchase. I use these metal straws when we go to the beach as restaurants don't include straws in their drinks. For me it is environmentally friendly to use them. I wash it in the dishwasher, everything is fine. They do come with a brush, however, which also works well.

I eat smoothies almost every day. But I live on an island and am concerned about how much plastic I use. This is the perfect solution. There are four of them. Two long and two short. Ideal for smoothies or milkshakes. Affordable price, easy to clean with included brush, dishwasher safe. Now go and be aware. Order them now. :)

These straws are great! They allow you to stretch the thickest "liquids". The only limit is the strength of your ability to swallow it! If you primarily drink thinner liquids, I would choose smaller diameter straws. Two things that could get this 5 star rating from me are a cleaning brush with a handle long enough to go through a straw. Also, there should be some embossed cutouts at the bottom. Sometimes the straw stuck to the bottom of the cup, preventing flow.