Amazing Abby - Skinny - Tritan Pitcher (64 oz), Unbreakable Plastic Water Pitcher with Lid, BPA-Free, Heat-Resistant, Dishwasher-Safe, Great for Both Iced and Hot Drinks, Indoors and Outdoors, White

I bought this for its small footprint, which fits well in my fridge, and its high capacity. I use it to brew cold brew coffee using a metal coffee diffuser; the glass pitcher that came with said diffuser broke, so I needed a sturdier replacement. It holds enough coffee for about a week, which makes it easy to pour over ice and go on weekday mornings. I’ve used it daily for several months and have not had any issues with lid leakage while pouring or with the lid’s O-ring falling out like some of the other reviewers have noted. The pour spout of the lid is a bit difficult to clean and requires the use of a long brush— I use a straw brush to get into the crevices. However, the pitcher itself is wide-mouthed and easy to clean. Overall, it’s a great value for high-volume, non-breakable beverage storage.

Size is great! I can make a pack of koolade, and fit the container on the door of my refrigerator - space saving, indeed. It is also dishwasher safe. I’ve sent it through the dishwasher multiple times, and everything is still good. I top shelf of dishwasher wash the handle/lid/spout piece, and seal seems to be in tact. Bottom piece that holds liquids fits in dishwasher as well, and appears to be wearing well.

The picture is quite a bit taller than your average pouring vessel. It’s also notably thinner. There are pros and cons to this. You have to have a shelf in the room enough to store the picture with its unusual height, but you save a lot of foot space with it. another downside to the small footprint or thinnest of the picture is that it makes it difficult to stir drink mixes in the picture. It isn’t a problem for me. I have a vessel that I used to mix drinks in and then I pour them into the picture, but it may be something to consider for others. pouring liquid out of the picture is a little awkward part because it’s so tall and in part because you have to tip it quite far to get liquid to come out because of where the pour hole is located. In terms of leaking, the picture top does secure very well . It’s a Twistin, however, the latch that opens and closes the pour point is not waterproof and if you tip the picture over water will immediately leak out of it. It’s closer to a fast food drink top, then a plastic bottle cap. And will certainly limit in the way the amount of liquid that leaks if the picture tips over, but liquid will definitely and steadily leak out of it until you turn it upright.

Excellent build quality and nice looking. Easy to use for ice tea storage in refrigerator.

This pitcher is really great for ice tea which is precisely why i bought it. It's well constructed. I put two family size teabags in and pour in boiling water. After brewing I place it in the fridge where it takes minimal space on my top shelve. The lid is nice and snug and there is no leakage when pouring in a glass. The handle is surprisingly sturdy even when the pitcher is full (I was concerned about that as the handle is molded in one piece with the lid). I'm very happy with this product and plan to buy a second one soon.

Right seal for mixing my drink in the pitcher. Overall study and a good design. I like these better than the Costco ones.

Lid screws on pretty tight, so that's secure. It's just the spouts lid doesn't lock. If it tipped it would definitely leak from the spout. But I have zero plans to travel with it and I just needed a pitcher that was going to fit on a crowded counter top.

I actually thought it was leak proof which was I bought two. That was the other pitcher I was looking at. My fault. However it can't get a five star from me because of what I just had problems with! I bought these two pitchers so I'd make a gallon of tea at a time. Two different types. Well mine was empty and I decided to go rinse it before refilling. I couldn't get the lid open on it. No way! I'm not super strong but not overly weak. I had to get a neighbor, a very strong young man, to open it. After a couple failed tries he said I might break it looking at me questioning. I said well I can use bottom for now. Go for it. Yes, he got it open. Geesh? I need a power lifter to use this? Pretty and thin. But that seal and it does leak out at the pour spout.