Re PlayRe Play 10 Oz. Made In USA Straw Cups with Reversible Bendy Straw - Made from Heavyweight Recycled Milk Jugs- BPA Free- Dishwasher & Microwave Safe - Aqua Asst - Pack of 4

Pros:*Only 3 parts. Lid/cup/straw*relatively easy to clean, though the straw is the weak link*lid screws on secure and I’ve never had leaking from the rim*fits my 4.5 yo hands very wellCons:*the straw is clunky. Hard to clean and feels a bit too big for the cup*the plastic is the type that can get smells ‘stuck’ in them. I routinely soak these in vinegar water*there should be some type of rubber seal on the straw hole to prevent spills and leaks.In general I like these cups and my toddler loves them, so I know that’s a big part of the equation. I do feel like for the money it could come with an extra straw or two and possibly a thicker straw cleaner brush that would fit this straw better.Overall I’m pleased though, and as long as the straws hold up they should last bc they are definitely not flimsy**if you found my review helpful please hit the helpful button

These cups leak like crazy & when you return them they charge you an insane restocking fee.

These were a great option regarding cup and straw size, and the easiness to clean, but 2 out of the 4 cups would not stop leaking. The lids did not screw on so there was never a tight sealed fit. No matter what I did, how hard I pushed, twisted, or manuevered, 2 out of the 4 cups would not seal properly. I had to throw them away - complete waste.

Love love love. I have probably tried every bottle, sippy cup, and straw cup for my kids. They all tend to suck in one way or another. I don’t know why it’s so hard to make good cups for kids. I am obsessed with these though. Great price, I love that they are from recycled milk jugs, they are very sturdy (you can’t bend it at all when you squeeze), and they don’t spill. I put the straws in upside down so my kids can’t pull them out and when they fall some liquid will dribble out of the straw, but not from the hole around the straw. I also bought the sippy cup version and the lids are interchangeable (I have a 4 and 2 year old and the little one still through a his cups too much to be trusted with the straw full time). Only complaint is I wish they sold the kids separately too. Once my son outgrows the sippy I will want to get the straw kids to use instead. They are easy to clean because there aren’t a lot of parts. If you are a mom going crazy with bad cup design like me, I recommend these for you.

These cups are great, by far my favorite straw cups of the very many I have tried. Compared to other straw cups, they are massively easy to clean, though the bendy straw still requires a straw brush, FYI. Still, there's only three parts to each cup (straw, lid, cup) and there are no itty bitty nozzles or tiny nooks that will trap mold. If I have one quibble with these, it's that the straws can kind of...squish in, if your child chews on straws. I wish they made replacement straws for this reason (honestly, they might, I just haven't checked) or made the straws of a slightly thicker plastic. Also, they aren't 100% spill proof, but I honestly haven't found any kids cups that are. Still, best kids straw cup you'll find, IMHO.Update: I looked and they do sell replacement straws! So that's nice. I still wish the straws were a little more robust

These cups are great for any little one who loves straws. Love this set cause the straw can not be removed by my baby. It’s a similar design as the Starbucks straws, where it’s slightly bigger at the bottom so the straw can’t fall out. The cup is a hard plastic, but has smooth edges. It’s slender enough and has texture to fit perfectly in my 18mo. hands. By no means it it leak proof. I did read that some claim it is in their reviews. It’s not, however, the seal holds tight, but the leaking comes from the straw entry point. Not really a big deal breaker. Ordered the soft pink and purple set. Very nice colors. Super easy to clean. Dishwasher safe, which is a big bonus.

While trying to transition my daughter from her bottle I have had to try several different types of cups. She has been much more difficult than her older brother was! I like to buy recycled plastic items when I can (LOVE Green Toys!) so I was excited to find this cups!These are great! The lid is leak-proof, though the straw is not. I put the straw in upside down (so the big part is in the cup) so she can not remove it. If the cup falls over liquid will come out of the end of the straw, but not the hole of the cup (that I have observed) if that makes sense. So we keep these more at the table, outside, or just keep an eye on her around the house. They are easy to throw in the dishwasher.Over all- they work well and we like them!

So far these have worked great. My son refused to use his sippy cups for water anymore and only would drink out of my huge water cup with straw that I got from the hospital when I gave birth to my twins. He loves water but was done with the sippy. These have the same straws as my cup but they're much easier for him to handle and he enjoyed the green colors. Took me a while to find these because normally straw cups for kids have smaller or soft straws which he did not want. Very pleased and my son drinks far more water with these. They do leak a bit when tipped upside-down but not nearly as much as I expected so that was nice!

These cups are solid and of good quality. I love that they are dishwasher safe and eco friendly. Unfortunately, my toddlers love chewing on the plastic straws but luckily, most silicone straws will fit so we have had no problems finding replacements. I have gone through several cups over the last few months and these are by far the best for quality and price. Would purchase again and again.

This might be for older children. I bought it for my 2 year old grandson. The straw was garbage after one afternoon of use. The cup itself I love. Easy to throw into dishwasher. But now I have to find a same sized straw that will fit these cups. Ugh.

Not spillproof - will slowly leak when it is thrown on the floor, but a great way to encourage drinking with our toddler. He likes them and easily picked up how to use them.

Like. For our 21 month girls. They quickly adjusted to it.