Java Sok Reusable Neoprene Insulator Sleeve for Iced Coffee Cups (Baby Elephant Walk V2, Small: 18-20oz)

I really wanted to like this, but I couldn't because of two factors. First and foremost, I intended for this to keep a cold drink cold, but when the drink began to sweat, the java sleeve became drenched and unpleasant to hold. In addition, depending on which restaurant I went to (e. g. , When you tried to sit your cup on the table with a sleeve on it (at McDonald's, for example), the sleeve would sometimes fit on the cup in an odd way, causing the bottom of the sleeve to not be filled out all the way out, making it wobbly. This isn't acceptable for someone like me who doesn't require assistance when it comes to spilling things. I didn't like it for those two reasons, and I only used it about three times. Instead, I went with a stainless steel 30 oz Chill Cup, and I'm much happier with it. Instead of using an awkward sleeve to insulate the restaurant's crappy plastic cups, I simply use an awesomely insulated reuse-able cup. Instead, I'm going to have a cup of my own.

Madisyn Malone

| May 31, 2021

I drink iced coffee on a daily basis. It makes no difference whether the weather is hot or cold outside. However, I required a thick coffee sleeve/coozy that would keep my drinks cold and prevent them from melting, as well as keeping everything else dry. This product, on the other hand, accomplishes this. I keep it in my purse at all times so I can have an iced coffee whenever I want it: ) I think it makes drinking much more enjoyable and lasts longer without the watered down melted ice!br>br>This fits my large iced Dunkin' Donuts coffee perfectly and keeps it cold for over ten hours! I even left it in my hot car for a couple hours by accident and it was still cold! The only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't quite fit on top of a large iced coffee, but there is still some room. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> I'm ecstatic that a cheetah print sok was released! This one is adorable and just as effective as my red one, which has become a little dingy over time.

Oaklee Bradley

| Feb 17, 2021

To be honest, I used to moan about the puddle that my cups used to create all the time, and it drove me insane. This is a fantastic product! I've already purchased two, and who's to say I won't purchase more? It works, and no puddles form no matter how long I leave my cup in it. ALSO, a note to anyone reading these reviews, or to anyone who complained in a review that the medium size doesn't fit the Starbucks medium. The medium fits a Dunkin' Donuts medium and a Starbuck's venti, according to the label that comes with the java sok. As a result, you should probably read more carefully. Overall, I would give it a ten out of ten.

Nasir Curtis

| Apr 14, 2021

I love this product so much that I have two in my car, one in my house, and two more on the way for a friend. Now that McDonald's has started using sweaty uninsulated plastic cups, this works perfectly for a large McDonald's Coke; I like to sip on a drink for hours, and this keeps the ice from melting for a long time, as well as keeping my hand from getting wet every time I pick up the cup. If you drop a bottle of water into one in the car, it will stay cool, and it will also fit many other fast food cups. I'll most likely purchase more of these because I adore them!.

Annabelle GRIFFITHS

| Apr 28, 2021

I've had this for a few months and I'm really enjoying it! Depending on how you intend to use it, I believe this product is useful. I've sketched out a few ideas. br>br>Drink Dimensions: br>br>Drink Dimensions: br>br>Drink Dimensions br>Fits a large Dunkin' Donuts cup perfectly (a large from Dunkin' Donuts is shown in the attached photo). Because the size java sok I have is just the right height for the lid of the cup to hit the lid of the sok, I had issues with the lid occasionally popping off for a medium. I've had a couple of spills as a result of it, so I try to stay away from it when working with the medium. If you're not as clumsy as me, it should be fine; however, I can't imagine the large size fitting a Starbucks cup well - The dunkin cups are fat and smug, but I believe a different size would be required for a similar fit on a Starbucks cup. Cars: br>br> br>I have a teeny-tiny Honda with ridiculously small cupholders. Normally, a large Dunkin' Donuts cup would fit without a problem, but not with the sok on - There's a lot of padding. If I'm going to use the sok, I'll have to hold it between my legs. I bought it with the intention of keeping condensation out of my car's cupholders, but it's turned out to be useful in other ways. If you have an older car, keep in mind that it might not fit in the cupholders! Work/studying: br>br> br>I've discovered that the Java Sok is fantastic for both studying and working. My drink stays cold during long shifts, and I don't have to worry about rings on the tables when I'm in the library. In addition, my drink stays cold even if I'm camping for several hours. When I go to take a drink, I don't get condensation on my notes, which improves the drinking experience. br>br>Skills of the actual sok: It's been a dream come true. br> It's never gotten wet on the outside of the coozy with the drink inside, and the drink stays colder for longer and the ice doesn't melt as quickly as it would otherwise, which is one of the ways I know it's working. I think I've gotten about six or seven compliments on the pattern so far - The funky geometric print is one of my favorites. It doesn't quite fit my vibe, but that just makes it easier for me to locate. It's made of a heavy, well-made material. I have a tendency to become completely immersed in my work, which means that if I forget about my drink for an hour or so, it will still be cold when I remember it. It's comfortable to hold; I have average-sized female hands and have had no problems. The material isn't particularly'soft,' but it has a pleasant silky texture. br>br>In general: br>It's helped me with a lot of minor irritations over the years, even if it doesn't do what I bought it for! (This is how I use it in my vehicle. ) So, if you have a) standard size cupholders, or b) study/work for long periods of time and are tired of drinking room temperature forgotten iced coffees and leaving condensation all over the place, I can't recommend it highly enough.

Madelyn Bruce

| Jan 11, 2021

It appeals to me. I got a large and it's perfect for smaller drinks. It keeps my ice coffee ice cold and prevents me from leaving a puddle of condensation wherever I go. It's not waterproof, so there will be some wet marks on the sleeve, but that's not a big deal. It's easy to put on and take off (shown on a 20-ounce cup and a large iced coffee from DDs). I wish I had a few extras for the car and at home!.

Azrael Christian

| Oct 16, 2021

Technically, it's nothing out of the ordinary. It's a neoprene cup holder for big drinks. However, I've discovered that it keeps my drink cold for at least 5 hours of my 12-hour shift, and I LOVE that I can drink it without getting my hands wet from condensation or worrying about my blended drinks melting due to my hands' warmth. I'm looking forward to getting more in various sizes. The one in the photo is a large size that perfectly fits the large Dunkin' Donut cup.

Ahmad Valentine

| Mar 13, 2021

This is my Christmas print, which I've been using long after the holidays because it's one of my favorites! If you're looking for a gift for a DD or a Starbucks coffee drinker, pair this with a gift card and you'll be good to go.

Dior Jimenez

| Apr 25, 2021