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

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

LOVE the price - and you get 3?! They are great quality, easy to clean (I had a $2 straw cleaning tool from a previous purchase - if you don't have one, it's a great idea to pick one up to make sure you can clean the inside of the plastic straws). I read the little insert that comes with them and when following the directions, everything is great! They can be used for hot and cold drinks - the insert does list a temp. limit for hot drinks, I just can't remember exactly what it is but I realized that I'd never be able to drink something that hot, so it's not a problem. The tumblers should be hand washed and shouldn't be microwaved- I'm a little lazy, so the fact that they are so easy to clean is amazing. I LOVE my iced coffee, flavored water and smoothies and these things are MASSIVE, which is super convenient. Not only am I eliminating my use of disposable cups and straws, I'm able to save a TON of money by mixing up my own iced coffee and flavored water at work and make smoothies at home to take with me! I'm not sure why it took me so long to come up with the idea of grabbing my own, reusable cups but I'm kind of upset that I didn't do it sooner!

I have repurchased these multiple times, as there’s been a couple times I dropped one on the floor and it broke, lol. They are not incredibly durable, but for the price, are such a nice and easy to clean iced coffee cup. Even took them with me to my classes. Aesthetically pleasing and I never had any issues chucking them in my dishwasher. Just be warned they can break if you’re as clumsy as I am.

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*

I have bought and used several different brands of cups this style and these are the best. They are durable (unless you drop them on cement multiple times lol) and easy to wash. I like the colored ones better than the black ones I originally bought because it is easier to see any residue from drinks in the cup and straw.

I bought a set of three in November 2018. It's now August 2020, so almost two years. Overall, I've liked these tumblers. On sale at the time for $15, they seemed like the best deal of only a few available for the size (32 oz). Most travel tumblers were either 20 or 16 oz. I liked that they were clear, so easy to see the contents. They are pretty tall, but taper enough to fit in normal cupholders. Only a couple of our cupboard shelves were tall enough to accommodate them, with the straws lying next to them. They are not totally spillproof. The seal around the perimeter of the lid is good, but the hole for the straw leaves room for liquid to leak if it's tipped far enough – typically if it falls over. That hasn't been a problem with normal jostling and use while driving. The hole is in the center of the lid, which initially seemed inconvenient, but does limit spills. Their ability to keep cold drinks cold is, I guess, fair. My only comparison would be to the foam cups at the convenience store, and I haven't done any timed or side-by-side temperature tests. I don't load drinks up with ice, but I'm also OK if they don't stay 'ice cold.' The biggest problem has been cracked lids (see photo). The tumblers have taken a few drops to hardwood floors without damage, but twice they landed on the lid, and the lid cracked, with pieces shattering off, leaving sharp edges. At that point, the lid is unusable to somewhat dangerous, especially for younger kids (but even adults not paying attention). That's the reason for the 3-star rating. They are not hard to hold. When full or empty they're a little top-heavy, and because they're so tall, they're easy to knock over. The company doesn't sell replacement lids AFAIK (and according to the Q&A). However, based on prices I've seen for replacement lids for other brands of tumblers, a set of three replacement lids would cost as much or more than the current $20 prices of the full tumbler/lid/straw set. That probably makes sense. The raw materials probably cost pennies, and the manufacturing and distribution of just some lids vs whole sets wouldn't be much different. The cups are usable without the lids, of course. The edge isn't totally smooth - it has grooves for the lid to screw onto. But the design of the cup and lid put the grooves on the inside of the cup, just below the top, so you don't feel them much when drinking directly from the cup. But the lids are required for my main use in the gym and car. So the question is, do I buy another set of these - really just to replace the lids... and try to be more careful - or try to find a better design and build? A little hunting shows the 'better' tumblers to be twice to three times the price. I use these daily, and dishwashing cycles mean I need at least two. I'll go with them again. Even at just three stars.

For the price, this item can’t be beat. I wanted to get a cup that will fill a trenta size drink from Starbucks. (Doing my part to save the world AND get extra stars as well). This does the trick. But besides that, it definitely keeps the drink cold longer than a non insulated cup. But who needs it to be kept cold for 6 hrs? Drinks are all gone by then. Thank goodness I haven’t dropped it yet to see what happens. But even if I did and it breaks, the low cost I spent on it won’t break my heart. I’ve dropped Hydroflask bottles and the company said that it could cause it to not insulate so 🤷🏻‍♀️ People complained about lid not screwing up right. No problem here. I just make sure it’s screwed on tight. It’s not rocket science. And on a final note, I love the clear color so my pretty drinks from Starbucks can be seen through it (since they went to compostable paper cups) and I can see if they really lined my cup with caramel, like I ordered.

For years I’ve spent at least $4 a day at $tarbuck$ and I have begged them repeatedly to come out with a reusable Treinta cup, 30oz. It’s been years since they introduced the treinta size and yet never introduced a reusable cup in that size. One day I have one of those AHA! moments. I’m using at least 365 plastic cups a year and 365 straws, probably way more since certain $tarbuck$ won’t let you reuse the cup and insist on giving you a new one for a refill. I understand, hygiene, makes sense. So I start doing some math 365x$4=$1460.00 a year. That’s a lot of dough for ice tea. I do love it but DANG! So not only am I spending a lot of money I’m creating a crapload of plastic waste. How much petroleum, energy resources and waste are going into my ice tea habit?!? I’m not giving up my wonderful ice tea so I looked for an alternative. Enter these 32oz REUSABLE tumblers!! Now I’m brewing my own tea and using these tumblers. WINNING!!! Double walled so they don’t sweat. No puddles in the cup holder, yes they fit in my cup holder and no rings on my furniture. Cutting down on my waste. Saving money!!! According to my math I’ll save over $1200 by doing this and lord only knows how much I’ve reduced my carbon footprint. This may be the best money I’ve ever spent. These are quality tumblers and I’m kicking myself for not doing this sooner.

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