Hydrapeak Voyager 40 oz Tumbler with Handle and Straw Lid | Reusable Stainless Steel Water Bottle Travel Mug Cupholder Friendly | Insulated Cup (Iris)

These are Great Timblers at a great price considering the hip choice Stanley's are inferior. The lids on the Hydrapeak Voyager are strong leak proof and strong enough to smash ice into your cup. I alwZys over fill mine then push and it crushes the ice. Then when it's close to maxed out. I'll pound it with my hand to get the most ice in it I can. Then it last for a day. It doesn't have those cheap see through lids like Stanley's use. The handle is the only problem as they can be broken off if mistreated. But it's a good size to use without. I actually was looking to buy my wife the same tumbler since she gave me mine. But I couldn't find it. Then my kid tells me it had a handle. But it's such a superior product that it doesn't matter.

I love these bottles keep everything hot and cold.which ever one you want are a bit heavy build up your arms

My fiancé and I both LIVE out of our HydraPeak tumblers and bottles. I ordered her the gingerbread 40oz tumbler to add to the collection and the color was even more beautiful in person. Our ice lasts forever in these and they are super easy to clean even under the lid seals.

I've had mine for a year, recently bought an extra one and two others as gifts given. My drink or I stays cold for 24 hours. And I like that when I fill it with crushed ice, it's the same. It lasts forever and keeps my water fresh. I use it to measure how much water I drink a day and that's been about 50 to 60 ounces!

Perfect size. I love it. Keeps drinks very cold and ice last a long time.

Love it! Not sure what else to say- it's a big insulated cup that does its jobs and looks good.

I purchased 3 of these 40 oz. mugs. Try as hard as I could, I could not get all 3 to unscrew their lids. So I asked a neighbor to come over and try to unscrew the lids. She could not do it either. Guess what? She then tried pulling each lid out of each mug. That worked! There are no threads. Be aware they open by pulling or prying their lids out.

It is a little to large for me and definitely heavy, even when empty. Also, there is no way to seal it and if it tips, the water flows out of the straw. However, it is well made and keeps beverages cold.

This tumbler forces fluid out or the straw every time I put the top on the cup. There is no vent to let the pressure escape. You do not sell a different top that has an opening to put in a straw. I was very disappointed the first time I used this tumbler and made a mess on myself and the counter. I did like the fact that it had a handle. Too bad the top was such a poor design.

Avoid at all costs they leak after a few months. They want to send out a completely different color lid as a replacement. I asked them to send out a matching color bottle so i don't have 2 different colors on 1 tumbler. They won't do that. So don't waste your time and money on their products.