Maars Acrylic Travel Tumbler with Lid and Straw | 32oz Premium Insulated Double Wall XL Plastic Reusable Cups - Matte Dusty Blue, 4 Pack

Have to admit, I'm kind of a mason jar type of person preferring glass over plastic, BUT, these are pretty functional and easy without risking broken glass. I bought these because we took a multi-day road trip in a sedan using truck stop plastic cups and styrofoam to hold our roadie drinks. The tops would fall off, the cups sweat, and the ice melted quickly. So I decided to see if I could find comparable cups to the gas station kind. These are a perfect replacement! The tops screw on so they dont fall off when you pick them up in the vehicle and they have a rubber gasket to seal the top on. Keep in mind, the straw hole does leak if you tip it way over. I love the 32 oz size so now we can toss empty bottles away after refilling with bottled drinks. They don't really sweat, more of a frost - I've had an iced drink in the cup for about a half hour and the most sweat there is really is just a light frosted coating and no dripping condensation. Not sure yet about how long the ice will stay but it's been about a half hour and the ice cubes are still solid in 70 degree humid weather. I also want to mention, that two cups fit nicely in our sedan's cup holders - someone was really thinking because the tall tapered shape really makes that work. Now we aren't bumbing are cups around while driving. Finally, love the beachy colors and great price for three of them!

Update: I wrote this about a year ago. Still stand by review and love them so much I’d marry them. But I have lost a few in the dishwasher to warping. I was putting them in dishwasher no problem, then a few warped. Not a fault of the product, guess I played it a little fast and loose with these awesome tumblers. I HATE TUMBLERS! There. Whew. I said it. I hate the feel of metal on my mouth or how it makes things taste. I hate plastic that gets stained and looks like it’s a grown up version of a sippy cup. I hate big bulky glass tumblers that look like mason jars (I don’t live in the country anymore and I don’t need my cup to scream farmhouse chic). I hate fat tumblers that are 32 Oz but don’t fit in cup holders and aren’t travel friendly. I hate 24 Oz tumblers because I want 32 oz. I hate glass tumblers that come with metal straws because eeew. Metal straws??? Effing why???? Not at all a good idea! So awful! I hate most tumblers. Glass tumblers that are tall and skinny with a silicone sleeve and bamboo lid/straw was the solution I was leaning towards. I liked them and I found a couple 32 oz ones that were tall and skinny but I’d need to tweak the straw or something. Then I FOUND THIS ONE!!! No more clear little kid sippy cup. No more gross metal. No more bulky glass or plastic that feels thin or even worse—rubbery straws that feel slimy!!!! These have a beautiful color, very nice tactile finish, clean up super easy, hardly sweat, sturdy straws that match, everything is same exact color so it looks SOOOO sleek and sophisticated. No more running to the coffee stand just cuz I hate all my travel cups!!!!! These are THE BEST EVER!!!!!

These insulated plastic tumblers have become a daily essential for me—especially for my morning protein coffee. If you’re looking for a stylish, durable, and functional cup that keeps your drinks at the right temperature and looks good doing it, this is a must-have. First, let’s talk about insulation. These tumblers do an excellent job of keeping cold drinks cold for hours. I mix my protein coffee early in the morning, and it stays perfectly chilled well into the afternoon—even without constant refrigeration. No watered-down taste from melted ice, no condensation rings on the desk, and no warm coffee halfway through a workout or work session. Game changer. The plastic is thick and high-quality, but lightweight enough to carry around without feeling bulky. I especially love that it's BPA-free and easy to clean. The lid seals tightly (no leaks!) and the included straw is sturdy and reusable—perfect for sipping thicker drinks like protein shakes or smoothies. What makes this tumbler stand out is how versatile it is. I’ve used it for iced lattes, infused water, green juice, and pre-workout mixes. It handles it all with ease. Plus, the sleek, minimalist design makes it a joy to use whether I’m at the gym, in the car, or working from home. Another bonus: the tumblers fit nicely in cup holders and aren’t a pain to wash. I hand wash mine to keep it looking great, and after weeks of daily use, it still looks brand new. If you’re into fitness, on-the-go drinks, or just want a cute, reliable way to enjoy your beverages, these insulated plastic tumblers check every box. I’ll definitely be grabbing a few more for rotation—they’re that good!

I like to make energy tea at home and was searching for a reusable tumbler for that purpose. I *really* wanted one that was shaped like the 32 oz cups you get at the drive thru, but the only tumblers I could find in that shape were 30 oz. Therefore, I settled for these. Pros: -Great price for a set of 3 -Straws are dishwasher safe (in my experience anyways) -The cups don't sweat. Previously I was using various tumblers/jars 32 ounces in size, but since they weren't insulated, there was always a pool of water under them and the ice inside melted much faster -Cups are easy to clean because of the wide mouth (I can use a sponge rather than digging out a bottle brush) -WILL fit into the cup holder of your car! I have a diff brand tumbler (33 oz I think) but the bottom of it is too large to fit in my cup holder so I always tried holding it between my legs (I even have one of the cup holder adjusters that slides *into* the regular cup holder allowing it to fit larger cups, but the 33 oz tumbler was so tall that it would tip over easily) Cons: -You have to be careful screwing the lid on because it's easy to screw on lopsided without realizing--until you go to take a sip and the drinks runs out the side of the cup and all over your shirt (le sigh) -Cups are rated dishwasher safe for the top rack, but are too tall to fit on the top rack of my dishwasher so they must be hand washed -Cups are really tall. (Photographed next to a Pringles can for reference) This is great for in the car, but at home I feel like I'm holding a half gallon milk jug in my hand lol--honestly this is a personal preference so it won't annoy most people anyways All in all, I love these cups enough to use them all day everyday. If I ever needed more, I'd buy them again. *If you need a reusable 32 oz cup, especially one that easily fits in your car, then this is the one for you*

Great cups for my iced coffee, exactly what I was looking for 32oz cup fits in my cup holder in my car, doesn’t sweat at all, and my ice doesn’t melt quickly! Lids stay on nice and tight. I recommend these! Easy to clean too

Thanks to all the 'ban the straws! reduce plastic consumption!' BS going on my place of work is phasing out disposable plastic cups, lids, and straws. Fun fact, the lids that are coming in to replace straws actually use MORE plastic than a straw itself! This movement is feel good nonsense! Regardless lets go into the pros and cons: Pros - Health department compliant for my state (Nevada) - Refillable and reuseable - No plastic aftertaste - easy to clean - hole for straw allows excess CO2 from carbonated beverages to bleed out - Straw design actually saved the cup from dropping a few times. About to drop it? grab that straw! Cons - Frail, like VERY frail. dropping a half full cup from a height of 6 inches will shatter the material including the lid - Priced a little high for something that's not very durable - they dont make a 64oz size (if 32oz is too much for you try working in a kitchen where the average ambient temperature is a cool 95F, you're standing in front of 8 burners, each double the output of a standard home range and to make things even toastier directly at your face are two broilers putting out over 400F) - The design is top heavy and bottom light, makes tipping the cups easy when trying to reach for things behind it. - Slippery, slipped outta my hands on more than one occasion. Saved it from shattering by grabbing the straw. Are there better cups out there? Absolutely! I found one at walmart the other day that has a 63oz capacity with a carry handle and a flip top straw for only 10 bucks. Is it health department compliant? Sadly no. These cups are the best for my situation, if that situation changes any surviving cups will be disposed with no remorse.

I absolutely love these tumblers! I bought 2 sets (total of 6 tumblers) and have been bringing them to work every day for the past 6 months. They help me stay hydrated. My goal is to drink two full tumblers of water during the duration of the work day. CLEANING: They're easy to wash (dishwasher safe on the top rack). You just need to use a pipe cleaner to clean the straws. AESTHETICS: Love the clear plastic. USABILITY: These tumblers fit in my car's cup holders since they're tapered at the bottom and they hold a ridiculous amount of water. It's dual-walled, which adds an extra bit of insulation and prevents condensation from dripping anywhere. The outside of the cup is never wet, even though I fill it with ice every morning. DURABILTY & WATER SEAL: It's made of a durable, clear acrylic. They have not shown much sign of wear through these past 6 months. I did crack one of my bottles by dropping it from a high place onto a stone floor. However, I would expect most plastic things to crack at that height. There is a rubber gasket inside of the lid to prevent water leakage. However, just be sure to check whether you've screwed the lid on correctly. Otherwise, it may leak when tilted. When it's on correctly, it's never leaked. The only place that isn't water-tight is the hole from where you would insert the straw. This has never been an issue for me because I don't hold my drink sideways. However, you would not be able to just throw it into a duffle bag. Sometimes I make cold-brewed iced tea by filling it with ice, water, and a tea bag at night. Then, it's iced tea by morning. I've never used it with hot liquids since it's plastic.

Bought these cause they were inexpensive and I'm trying my hand at decorating them but honestly now I'm more concerned that my decorating them will make me not want to use them if it doesn't come out nice cause I friggin love these things!!! I love my frozen coffee from dunkin but they always melt fast so I make something similar at home and use the tumbler to keep it cool but I teach which requires alot of talking so I figure it'll be melted by the time I get a chance to drink it... NOPE!!! even my fiance was surprised when the drink was like I just made it but had been sitting on my desk for almost 4 hours... it's witchcraft I tell you, and I love how big they are, its obnoxiously oversized but perfect for the person who wants one drink to last hours vs let me refill it multiple times lol

Good size, doesn't leak , keeps the temperature stable, it does what it says on the box

Its big i did not expect the size but i love it. I think the quality is perfect for my future business. Update: just now i found out 1 tumbler is broken and 1 pc of straw is missing

They look the same as generic versions at first, but after comparing them side by side I noticed the quality difference immediately. Much sturdier with a better lid fit. Worth it.

Bons gobelets qui gardent bien tempéré les liquides à l'intérieur.

The tumbler I received was shorter and was only 16oz The color was nice and good quality