2 Pack 64 OZ Mason Jars with Lid, Glass Pitcher Double Leak Proof with Pour Spout Handle, 2 Quart Wide Mouth Breast Milk Pitcher for Fridge, Creamer Container for Coffee, Sun Tea, Juice

I recommend these 100%. I love cold coffee and I can make it up ahead of time and then I've got my cold coffee all day and my grandson loves Kool-Aid so he's little he can actually pour it with this awesome lid and handle please if you have a little kids go out and get that and remember the glass is really good because it's a mason jar.

I love the glass. These replaced my very large plastic pitcher. The handle gives alittle under the weight of a full pitcher. It doesn't feel like it will break. Only filled to the rim, do you get the ounces advertised. I wish they would've given a half inch at the top. Happy to have them.

I make a combination of grapefruit juice, fresh oranges, and peach rum. The citrus and the juices termiates plastic and changes the flavor drastically. So I was thrilled to find the glass pitchers. They work perfectly and preserve/don't alter the flavors

I've bought and thrown away too many different 2qt pitchers looking for one that A) didn't take up a huge spot in the fridge, and B) most importantly, one that didn't leak. These are perfect, and I'm so happy I purchased the 2pk. So easy to add water and my drink mixes, seal, and shake to mix. NO leaks, small foorprint (fits well in the door of my fridge), and the handle, which is a nice bonus, is also very sturdy. Highly recommended!

These are very good quality- they are Mason , so of course I was expecting such and received just that. The lid screws on and seals tightly and are easy to wash. There's a seal inside the rim of the lid that can be removed for washing. I bought these specifically for water %26 am very pleased I decided on these. Each jar holds about 1/2 gallon of water.

These are perfect for my intended use. Seals are tight as they should be. So tight that that on a bad arthritis day I have tŕouble getting the lids off. I use one or more daily for my beverages and have learned not to tighten them too much on a bad hand day. Love them!

The stopper has a gentle friction fit. It will likely stay closed under normal circumstances. It will seep water when partially filled with a warm to hot water, shaken to heat the remaining air, and then turned upside down. This should be considered normal for this product design. These glass containers will be very serviceable pitchers for as long as they last.

These are honestly a really great idea. Glass is better for a lot of things and this way you can use standard glass jars. It doesn't have to be the ones that come with them. They come with really good ones, but this also means you can use different sizes. It just has to be wide mouth (rather than standard.) The only single real complaint that I have is that there needs to be some sort of silicone or rubber gasket for the actual spout itself. If you have to shake to mix or store sideways or anything like that it can leak through the spout even if it's fully closed. Other than that these are a great idea and seem fairly durable.

I wanted to quit using plastic Ozarka water bottles so much. I use one jar for cold water and the other one for iced tea. I am 77, so they are a little heavy. The lid is so good that it makes a tight seal. I have not turned it upside down to see if it leaks. I would be surprised if it does. I have arthritis in my hands, so I don't turn them all the way closed. It is too hard for me to open them if they are tightly sealed. I am happy with them and glad to not be using the plastic bottles. An able bodied person would really like them.

Shipping was fast. I ordered one day and two days later they arrived from the Walmart Return Center in Kentucky. They are functional and I will use them, but I do think they are grossly overpriced. They look nice in the picture, but they definitely do have a dollar store look to them when unwrapped. The handles, lids, and pour mechanism are a one-piece thing with a separate vinyl washer on the inside that goes between the lid and the Mason style jar. They are stiff and have a resistance to taking them on and off and hopefully they will loosen up with time. They are glass and I prefer that over plastic in the summer heat so I will make them do for my purpose.