The Mass Wide Mouth Straw Lid Compatibility Most Sports Water Bottle (Black & Cobalt)
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They're all the same, just different colors, in my opinion.
I'd make direct contact with the seller. They do not appear to read the reviews very carefully. This is a common question.
I believe it will fit my 32oz water bottle, but if it does not, you should be able to return it.
All Hydro Flask Wide Mouth water bottles in the sizes of 12 oz, 20 oz, 24 oz, 32 oz, 40 oz, and 64 oz, as well as most branded Wide Mouth sports water bottles in match sizes (mouth diameter of 2. 28”). Hydro Flask Growler products are not compatible with this item.
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I'm using it on a Costco-branded bottle and have had no problems with it.
I read some of the reviews and noticed a lot of claims about how leakproof these are. I've only used one of the straw lids so far, but it is completely leakproof. Yesterday, I filled my Hydro Flask with water and ice, put one of these straw lids on it, turned it upside down, shook it, and set it on its side on my lap, waiting for it to leak. It was never the case. I should have put the second one to the test, but I'll do so tomorrow. I also wanted to see if the plastic retained the scent or taste of whatever beverage was inside. I made iced passion tea in my Hydro Flask today, and I'm planning on making iced chai tea with the second lid tomorrow. I'll wash both tops again and then test them with ice water to see if there's any lingering iced passion tea or chai flavor. I'm not worried about how these straw lids aren't great for carbonated beverages because I don't think I'll put sparkling water in my flask very often, but the fountain effect that this style of lid can cause with carbonated beverages is something to be aware of. If you're a big carbonated beverage drinker, there's another brand of straw lid to choose from. br>One thing I don't like about these lids is that they have some tight corners that could make cleaning difficult, but this isn't the manufacturer's fault. It's just a limitation of this particular lid design. I suppose that's the cost of a straw lid. Regardless, I'm amazed at how good these off-brand straw lids are, especially after reading about how problematic the Hydro Flask name-brand ones can be. Also unbeatable is the price. I really wish this company offered spout/chug lids in all of these colors as well. I'd buy hot pink spout/chug lids for my Hydro Flask in a heartbeat!
Oh! I almost forgot about it! I read a ridiculous amount of reviews for various straw lid brands, and one of the most common complaints I saw, aside from the lids not being leakproof, was that the straw was extremely difficult to suck through. This is probably due to the vacuum effect, but I haven't had any issues with this lid. This straw lid makes it simple to suck and keep sucking. In a good way, it sucks! br>As I previously stated, I intend to test the other lid for leaks tomorrow, as well as to see if this plastic retains flavors and odors. I'll let you know how things go in my review.
Before placing my order, I read through a few other reviews. I was unsure at first, but after using them for a week, I'm sold. There are no leaks, and it's a fantastic product. I've had it on my Harley that I ride to work every day, and if you're not familiar with Harleys, they shake, rattle, and do everything else. I'm using a Hydro Flask to keep mine warm. Love it. Can reach around the corner, open the door, and pull for a long time. They're not cheap, either. There are no leaking issues here. If you blow into the rubber siphon hole like a balloon while taking a drink, water will come out. duh.
The threads aren't designed correctly on these. It is difficult to put them on and take them off. They're made on a shoestring budget. They've got a lot of slickness about them. To get a good grip on it, you'll need to use traction tape or something similar. Overall, I prefer the top that came from the manufacturer. It's on another device, and it's well worth the price difference.
My first lid was broken. This design fits my thermal flask snugly, so there's no risk of water leaking through the lid or spout. Even if you're bouncing around in the copilot's seat. They won't fit in the cup holders in my car! Considering that this cap uses a straw that is submerged in the container's fluid, the thermal loss is negligible. The vacuum insulation in these flasks is used to keep the contents of the flask warm. In any case, the lid will be responsible for the majority of the temperature exchange. br>This is an excellent choice. The straw makes savoring the cool liquids far too simple. I'll have to refill the container more frequently as a result. br>Hydrator of Good Fortune.
These kids appear to be tough, but I had to bear force them onto my 45 degree Latitude 64 oz bottle, which then leaked when tipped on an angle or on its side. br>br>I'm sure these are great for bottles that fit them perfectly, but they don't fit my 45 degree Latitude 64 oz hydro flask bottle. Though I'm guessing it has more to do with the threading not matching up to my bottle, resulting in a gap that isn't sealing well. br>br>A for design and quality, but it falls short of my expectations because I followed their description advice.
Due to their durability and our active outdoor lifestyle, our family bought a bunch of Hydroflasks almost a decade ago when they first came out. Our first set of Hydroflask lids were similar to those found on Nalgene bottles, but they kept breaking until we ran out of lids and had to contact Hydroflask to complain. Thankfully, they sent us new lids, but those, too, were easily broken. As a result, we've been on the lookout for replacement lids for our 14 Hydroflasks! Because we enjoy making smoothies and juice, we decided to give these straw lids a try. When I saw the band name Hydroflask lid on sale at a large outdoor equipment retailer, I decided to buy it. These lids are nearly identical to the ones that come with the Hydroflask. The only real difference is that these didn't come with cleaning brushes and didn't have the brand name on them. While the price is higher than I would like to pay for a bottle lid, the quality is far superior to the brand name version. I like that we can get these in a variety of colors and that they come with two straws that can be cut to size, which is great because we have Hydroflasks that are shorter (12 ox, I believe?). (which they no longer sell. ) We'll be picking up a few more in various colors to round out our collection!.
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