perfect size! took to the Bahamas with me for ice water and loved it!

I love this cup. It’s big it holds lots of water. I drink a gallon of water a day and when I tell you that I do not put this in the refrigerator once I fill it up in the morning, I mean that it literally stays cold all day long the water literally stays cold and I just am so happy that I was able to get this at a great price and of course my favorite color pink ladies it’s a must have!

I absolutely love this tumbler! The 40 oz size is perfect for keeping me hydrated throughout the day. It keeps my drinks cold for hours and doesn’t leak at all. The detachable handle is super convenient, making it easy to carry around. I also appreciate the two included straws — such a thoughtful addition

Very nice cup everything it says it is

I like the large size of this cup and the lid works great. It is heavy though and would be nice if there was something soft on the bottom to save my wood tables from scratches. It keeps my drinks cold for a long time. I do wish there was a lighter, plastic version though.

Great Item...Does not leak. ..Keeps beverages cool or warm for a long time...Cool to the touch ...stColors are a plus ...Not to heavy...Two convenient way to drink from it, steel straws with cleaning tool is a real bonus! Do not use plastic straws with hot liquid, they will warp!I recommend this product

This is for the 50 oz version. Was looking for a large mug with proportions that will resist tipping over and this checks that box. Holds a large amount of liquid and keeps liquid nice and cold for several hours. I don’t care how leakproof it is since I’ve got other insulated containers for that but I did fill it up and flipped it over and to my surprise, no leakage. However, the design doesn’t instill much confidence in long term leak prevention. Still, great value.

Great item!

It was cheap and good quality

This one does what it says on the hot and cold and at 40 oz. A lot. But if you use the straw or any straws in it it is no longer leak proof unless you put straw in. Take a drink then take straw out put it in the pocket or some where and put the rubber seal back in place then it is leak proof. But not leak proof when using a straw.The straws that come with it is just a straight ss tube no bends in it for drinking through. Does come with 2rubber hose type tubes with a bend in it to make it easier to drink from. Didn't particularly like that but does work.

So I didn't understand all the hype around the Stanley cup and had honestly never heard of them before, but totally decided I wanted one once I saw them haha. But I didn't care about name brands or whatever, so have no problem with getting an off brand, I just wanted a gigantic cup to keep my Mountain Dew cold during the day, and that's what this does. I was using an off brand Yeti style one, so only about 22 Oz or so? Which was totally fine, but I was ready to move up to something bigger so I wasn't having to get refills as often lol. Plus I'm using that old cup for water now.Anyway, it comes with a metal straw, it's really thick and sturdy, probably be pretty dang hard to break lol, then it has a rubber cover for the straw, which idk why, but I've been using it since I got it. The straw is straight, and the rubber piece has a small bend in it to so the straw isn't just completely stick straight, which I like. The lid screws on, which is nice and makes it a lot harder for it to bust open or something. The opening in the lid seems nice and big, but I've only ever used the straw so no idea what it's like to drink from. It's got a rubber piece you can use to close it, and then it pops off and you turn it so it's not in the way when you want to drink from it. I personally keep mine open at all times, especially since I have the straw on, but it seems like it's a nice seal and not too easy to break or have pop off, so again seems like it'd be hard to spill your drink.It's TALL, obviously, but not very wide and will fit in your cup holders in your car, but it honestly doesn't seem THAT big once you actually have it and then you get used to it quickly. Like I said, I was using just a 22 Oz Yeti cup for a while, so I thought it'd take some getting used to literally doubling that, but honestly it wasn't. Lol I will say that I keep thinking my water cup is empty or close to it because I've gotten used to the weight of this one, so anything else feels super light and I'll think it's empty lol.Anyway, I haven't had any complaints about it keeping my drink cold. I tend to fill it up with Mountain Dew, yes I'm aware you're not supposed to have soft drinks in it but as long as you don't seal it up and it's able to breath it's fine, like I said I use the straw at all times so I always have to opening on the lid open. Yes, the soda does get flay eventually but imma be honest I don't really mind. It's all just up to personal taste and I'm fine with it, and honestly usually finish it before it gets flat anyway. But it does keep it cold. I don't like using much ice anyway, so I usually just pour it directly from the bottle that's been in the fridge, and it'll stay pretty cold for a really long time. Since it's soda and I do tend to drink it before it gets flat, I'm not really pushing it to its limits and having it keep it cold for like 24-48 hours lol but I have had it before still be cold after being left out overnight. And when I do put ice in it, it will take a LONG time for it to finally disappear lol.So is it on par with the Stanley ones that are wayyy more expensive? No idea, I've never used a Stanley. Will it keep your drink cold for a while and stand up to some abuse and keep your drink from spilling everywhere if knocked over?yeah. Sure. If you're just like me and using it for hanging around your house and you're just wanting to cut down on getting refills lol then yeah go for it. It'll get the job done just fine. I like the handle, too. It's sturdy AF and makes it way easier to carry it when it's full. I've never come close to dropping it, and I am definitely clumsy lol.Anyway it's a nice cup, the end. Is it as good as the Stanley? Eh probably not, but it's fine for what it is and it's really cute, too!! I love the color, it's super vibrant too. So it's certainly on par with the Stanley in that regard!!!

i like it. i dont need 3 days of insulation, just keep it cold or hot for a few hours and mission accomplished.if i didnt drink it by then i probably lost interest.40oz seems roughly accurate. comes with spare straws, the straw itself isnt leak proof. when the lid is closed it hasnt leaked for me yet. i love the sippy cup feature, open lid take a sip close lid and no problem. i dont like steel straws. if i want metal on my teeth ill chew tinfoil.i have a TAL brand cup, same style but the straw on it is plastic and there's a nipple style gasket on the inside of the lid so it is leakproof even with the straw. its better insulated but smaller handle. I massively prefer the plastic straw, so I put the straw in this one!the cup is liteweight, roughly the same weight as a 20oz yeti. yeti you could drop from space and it would destroy a city, you dig up the rubble and find the yeti cup 3 days later and it would be pristine, no scratches or leaks and your drink would still be ice cold (or hot).this cup feels cold when you fill it with cold, feels hot when you fill it with hot. its comfortable and doesnt sweat so far but its winter.

I really wanted to like this cup, and I have missed the return window so I will be donating it or selling it, the cup itself is nicely made, lots of accessories included, but the lid is WAY TOO DEEP to sip from and IF you use the straw, you lose that LEAKPROOF feature. I can't get used to the lid, the lip is so deep that if you have ice in the tumbler still, the drink inside, sort of goes all over around the rim, you can't get your lips to make a positive contact to keep it all going into your mouth.I may keep it and try to file down the ridge around the lid, hopefully that'll work or the manufacturer could redesign the lid and send them out to those who purchased.