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This mug*fits the car cup holder*fits under my keurig coffee maker*fits under the coffee dispenser at Panera*is easy to hold*silicone smell is not overpowering*easy to clean in the dishwasher and by hand*has a built in plug to keep it from sloshing out. It reminds me of the pop-its my daughter loves; I like the satisfying POP.*has a straw hole & com satisfying POP.*has a straw hole & comes with a straw, so I can use it for iced coffee this summer too!*holds the perfect amount for me at 22oz**is compatible with a desktop coffee warmer! It keeps it really hot, works better than any ceramic mug I've tried so far!I will designate this cup to coffee; after only a week of use and washing each night, it holds the coffee smell. I expected this, as I've used silicone for coffee before.The colors are fun and I've had so many

I bought this cup 2 1/2 years ago. You may wonder why I still have the same cup after so long. You may wonder why i havent bought a Stanley? Well, its because its an awesome cup. I use it everyday for my coffee. It is still in perfect condition. It doesn't leak. It doesn't spill. Its light. It doesn't taste like the ghost of the millions of gallons of coffee that have been drunk from it. It is also super bright so I don't lose it! I love this cup. You should probably buy this cup.

My family and I recently discovered these terrific Silipint cups, and other products from Silipint such as the lids and straws. They come in all sorts of astonishingly beautiful colors. Some are solid in color while others look like things such as a dreamy blue ocean or Northern lights in the night sky, or even a zany tie-dye T-shirt. My wife, kids, and I all love them. It's a major plus that they are BPA free, 100% silicone, unbreakable, and can be used for hot or cold beverages. In addition they are microwave and dishwasher safe, and they don't stink or taste bad when they come out of the dishwasher.

I had to get a smaller travel mug for my new car. I bought these and followed another reviewers advice and left lemon juice in it overnight to get the new car smell out. I use it for hot tea. I carry it in a built NY growler bag so I dont have to hold it. It wont leak as long as you don't squeeze it -but don't use the straw hole if that's important to you. It seals with this little tuck thingy and it works well. It holds heat longer than a regular coffee mug and cleans up better than most travel mugs. Don't leave it in dirty dishwater unless you are going to put it through the dish washer because silicone can pick up onion odor. I cant wait to take these to the cabin next month. My friend suggested getting a second lid if I want to drink cold liquids with a straw in the summer and I might just do that.

I love these cups! They are ideal for outdoors and camping/packing. The lids fit tight and secure, no leaks. Even the little pinch closure for the sipper is a super tight seal! You can literally smash this thing to fit in your pack, and it springs back to former glory.There are a few down sides though...1. Be careful using the straw! The seal is so good that if you have the straw in it and the sipper is pinched shut, any kind of pressure will send your beverage shooting out the top of the straw! This includes the pressure created by carbonation, which results in a puddle of slowly oozed beverage on your lid. This also includes pressure created by slightly squeezing the cup to pick it up, which sent the liquid flying like a geyser. This is easily avoided by keeping the sipper open, but then your sipper is open which has its own risks.2. Not even a little bit insulated. While I wasn't expecting it to be very insulated, I did not expect it to sweat anywhere near as much as it does with a cold drink. It also does not keep your beverage at temperature at all, possibly worse than glass due to lower material density.Overall great for specific use where you want a cup that is indestructible.

Such a cute, well made, quality cup. I love that I can bring it anywhere and not worry about my toddler breaking it or dropping it on their toes. I drink so much more water out of this than an open cup because, again, I don’t have to worry about my toddler knocking it over. The one thing is to make sure you don’t cover the spout with your hand when you are putting the lid on or water will come out of the straw. Besides that, this is the perfect cup for me!

I bought this hoping it would work well as a camping cup. It has so far. It is slightly insulating, so coffee doesn't burn your hands, but it does cool off some. For me, it is a good middle ground compared to single wall metal coffee cups and vacuum insulated cups.The lid seals well enough to be leak resistant. I would not put it inside a backpack, but it won't slosh out if you tilt it while moving, i.e. driving down a bumpy road.It is easy to clean, I've switched from coffee in the morning to water in the afternoon for a week straight with only quick hand washing and no lingering smells.I haven't had it long, less than a month, but I see no reason to expect durability issues. The silicone is thicker than I expected when I bought it.It is not a cheap cup, but if it lasts as I expect, I may adjust the value for money up a star. I am planning to buy more for my wife and kids.

I got my first one while I was in the Bahamas and fell in love with it.Once I got home, I ordered a set of 4, 22oz with lids and straws.Overall, I give the whole set max stars and more if I could.The only item I’m not super excided about is the straws.The straws are a touch to flexible. I don’t think i'll use them much any way unless I’m out of the house.The lids are amazing and I love that they have a little plug you push in to make it less likely to leak.Once you push that in, I can hold the cup/lid full of liquid upside down and nothing comes out.If I could afford to replace all my plastic cups with these I would.I want to test out more of the products but i'll have to wait.