Fellow Products

I love that this lid seals completely under the straw when I'm not drinking—no more accidental spills in my bag. The straw itself is the perfect length for reaching the bottom of my cup without any splashing.

I was skeptical about swapping out the original lid, but this one fits my cup perfectly and the straw is much sturdier than I expected. The silicone seal creates an airtight lock that hasn't leaked once through multiple uses.

Finally, a lid that doesn't dribble on my chin when I take a sip. The straw fits snugly and the silicone seal really locks in the cold, making my iced coffee last hours longer than with the original cap.

I was skeptical a straw lid would make that much difference, but this one keeps my drink ice-cold for hours without any condensation on the outside. The silicone seal fits perfectly and the straw slides in smoothly.

Finally, a lid that actually stays sealed in my bag without any leaks—the silicone ring makes a huge difference. The straw is a perfect length, too, and the whole thing feels much sturdier than the original part I was replacing. Definitely saves me from buying a whole new bottle.

I wasn't expecting much from a replacement lid, but this one fits perfectly and the straw doesn't have that plasticky taste. My morning coffee stays hot way longer than before.

Finally, a lid that actually stays leak-proof in my bag. The straw is the perfect thickness for thick smoothies, and the silicone seal makes a world of difference.

The seal on this lid is actually much tighter than the original, which I appreciate for my morning iced coffee commute. My only small gripe is the straw feels slightly thinner than expected, but it still works fine.

I was worried the straw might be too short for my larger tumbler, but it reaches the bottom just fine. The seal on the lid feels nice and tight even when I toss it in my bag.

The drinking hole isn't sealed as tightly as I'd hoped, so a tiny drip escapes if I knock the cup over. It does fit my existing tumbler perfectly and the straw is sturdy enough. For the price, it's mostly fine.