Ozark Trail 22 oz Stainless Steel Vacuum Insulated Tumbler with Leak-Proof Magnetic Slider Lid, Keeps Cold 12H, Travel Coffee Cup with Cup Holder Friendly Design, Black

This cup is great. Finally a good design on the lid. always end up buying new cups in the past due to the lid getting all gross cuz it can't be cleaned properly. This lid opening is a magnet. You can take it off to clean thoroughly and it snaps closed well so your coffee doesn't leak.

I am amazed at how this Ozark cup keeps ice frozen and drinks cold for hours, even overnight! I've never had a Yeti or Stanley, but I can say that there is no way they could be better than this Ozark. I purchased 2 different colors, and we have used them daily since they were purchased. They have not scratched and look brand new. We could not be happier with our purchase. I'll be purchasing 2 more colors soon.

This cup keeps my coffee hot for a long time, which I love. I really like the magnetic closure. It's flat and doesn't get in the way like a flip-up closure. And I like that I can take the magnet off and clean underneath it. The only thing I don't like....the lid is SOOOOO difficult to get off. I like that it's tight doesn't let the heat out, but the suction is so strong that it's sometimes almost impossible to take off. Other than that....I love this cup.

I like everything about this cup. It's a little larger than my previous ones and that's good. It keeps the contents cold for a very long time and the ice stays frozen. The lid is easy to remove and the magnet keeps it from spilling if tipped over.

Despite not having a lid that seals completely shut, this product keeps my hot drinks hot for several hours. It's lightweight, is easy to clean, and it stays stable on flat surfaces. It easily fits in car cup holders. The only flaw, to me, is the drinking spout. The lid seals tightly, but you cannot close the drinking spout. If you accidentally knock the cup over, liquid will spill out of the spout.

When you're an older person like me, the lid is a real challenge to remove. Also, word of warning: that sliding drink opening thing leaks if cup is tipped, and tends to fall off. That said, it's not bad for the price

I would like more colors especially white as in the sun it gets the least hot. You are always sold out of white. Also the previous design was slightly more narrow which was easier to hold.

The color matches my larger tumbler from the same line, which I really like since everything looks consistent in my cabinet. I bought this specifically for my morning coffee—especially with my Panera Sip Club—so I could pour a large coffee into something that would keep it warm while I sip on it through the morning. Unfortunately, it doesn’t perform as well as I’d hoped. It keeps coffee about as warm as the original Panera cup, but not as warm as you’d expect from an insulated tumbler. The lid design is comfortable to drink from, and I haven’t had any issues with spilling or dribbling, which is a plus. The main problem is the closure—it feels flimsy and doesn’t create a tight seal. That likely contributes to the poor heat retention. At $11, it’s not a huge investment, but it shows. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend it if keeping your coffee hot is a priority.

Very sturdy material and solidly built. I'm sure it's excellent for keeping beverages cold for a good while. But heat rises and that's the direction it escapes. The lid is not thick enough to trap heat for long. Even primed it only kept coffee hot for about 30 minutes. In that regard it performs like a Yeti. But for a cold beverage tumbler it's a very good choice.

How many cups does one family need? This is yet another insulated cup that we have used. It is extremely similar to other insulated cups in that it keeps hot drinks, hot and cold drinks cold. The real area is to consider here is size, cost, and durability. This is a good size for my kids and for a coffee on the go. It’s a bit small for water as I drink more than that, it would be forced to refill it frequently. The lid fits extremely tight and is a little bit hard to remove this could either be a good thing or a bad thing depending on how you look at it