Does the hole where you sip from close some how? Or s always open?
145793
The hole is always open. But I've never had a spill since using it. The hole is small.
145794
It does not close. It's ok if you are just in the car, but if you really need something to travel (and stay warm) this is not for you.
386802
It has an opening in the lid to drink through. Be cautious however, I bought these because they were listed as 20 oz cups, but when I got them they were way bigger and I could never get the company to send me the right ones.
1226108
You just nuzzle it into the cup... for unknown reasons, sometimes it nuzzles in and off easier than others. But I always get it "into" (on) and off. Still LOVE this mug! There is no "guard" to slide -- the drinking hole is there always, so if you have too much liquid inside, it can "spit" at you... =)
386804
The lids that came with mine have one small hole for air and a larger hole for drinking. Hole doesn't close. The drinking hole is about the size of a penny cut in half.
1202951
No straw U just push a button and it opens I loved mine and bought 4 but after closing the lid too tight I guess too many times (granted im 90lbs) and running thru the dishwasher 4-5x the lids all started leaking, cracking around the rim
825666
No, small opening. Perfect HOT coffee/tea travel cup! Really keeps coffee hot for long while.
1039927
NO. As a matter of fact. I don't recommend this model. I hated it! The opening is too small and it took me forever to try and close it every time. You have to screw it on just right or it'll go in crooked. I accidentally dropped one and the bottom started leaking. Not very durable it seems.
903812
The lid screws on, and you have a flip open drinking slot. We have had these cups, or a replacement set for many years and think they are superb.
1254971
there are two openings that are about 1.3 inch in length and thin along the rim . you can drink from both openings and it definitely yields more coffee flow than other tumblers but it doesn't feel like drinking straight from the mug. but this tumbler gives more coffee flow than other peep hole type :)
323584
Slightly twist the circular part below the spout counter-clockwise. Sometimes it opens easily and sometimes it doesn't.
515716
The entire lid does come off. I wouldn't advise taking the entire lid apart. You have to push the button to drink from it. There is no locking open position.
1299901
Nearly all mugs that are leak proof or leak resistant have some sort of mechanism to open and close it. If you are actively drinking from the mug, you don't have to close it each time. Just open it a half turn. Very little heat will escape. I only close mine if I am carrying it or if I walk away from it for a period of time.
536056
No, you have to hold it open. Another thing I've noticed, our city has well water which has a lot of minerals in it. I have white residue around the lid and spout where the water dries. This may not apply to your situation.
2115050
The lid has a lever on it, it the lever is up it is open, down it is closed. Works fine used this several months and no leak at all. The lid screws on and you use it like any other mobile cup.
441996
No. It's a plastic top that you pry (for lack of a better term) or pop off to drink. It's not difficult to open and close, unless a younger toddler is attempting to open it. It's attached so you just pop it open to drink and click it shut to close it. I use them everyday and haven't had any issues with spilling or leaking. I hope this helps!
1325016
Yes. There is a slit instead of a hole. It only releases liquid with slight pressure from the mouth.
1536149
No straw can go through the opening. The lid could be manipulated to make the hole a bit bigger, but you would have to do that.