What's the out diameter of the straws? I want to use it for the first year take &amp; toss straw cups.
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It probably won't fit that. It looks like they're about half an inch for the outer diameter.
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The opening under the sliding closer is sort of a half moon shape, so yes you could use a straw, a standard size one would fit. A larger one, like the ones that come with Tervis-type cups, would be too big.
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I am not sure what the diameter is, but these straws fit into all of my tumblers, purchased from various different manufacturers. The O ring is adjustable to any height as well.
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These are not good for that. The entire cup edge has screw-top threads and little "lock" tabs that stick out on each side. The First Years Take & Toss Spill-Proof Sippy Cups are like regular cups when you take the lid off.
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I sent the straws to my son who is stationed in Thailand. So I don't have them to measure for you. The straws are the size that you would get with a malted milkshake. A bit larger than the regular straws. I got the brush cleaner for them also so that they could be cleaned out well when washed. The work really well and if they are a bit to long you can just cut them to the size you want. I would recommend them.
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The hole for the straw is about 5/16". Wet your straw, touch it on a piece of paper & measure the diameter. Good luck!
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The straws or a little less than one quarter inch in diameter. Great straws.
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Don't know, they were bought to replace the straws for my wife and son's Starbucks 24 oz go cups, so we don't use them for anything else, sorry
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I cant tell you in length how long the straw is but I can tell you if you were to get a straw at a fast food place the straw will fit. I have other cups and those straws work with this as well. Hope this helps and makes since
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I don't have any of these straws left, but I would say it's about 1/2 to 5/8 inches. I used them for preschool kids to string for necklaces, and these were wider than regular straws, and easier for little hands to handle. The company gave good, quick service and were good to deal with.
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They seem to be normal straw width. The spoon part is probably 1/2 inch wide.
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Ive used the paper striped or polkadot ones..the are standard size straws..
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These straws are slightly less than 5/16 inch width, or about 7.5 mm wide. They're the same length and width I've seen at convenience stores like Quick Trip that sell really large fountain drinks.
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These straws will be perfect for your desired use. They are thin in diameter ... approximately 1/4" in diameter. I love these straws!
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I thought so when I got them, but now I realize a regular (1/4") straw will not fit...it has to be a really small diameter: a 3/16" works. I have a set of multi-colored striped 3/16" diameter straws, and they look very cute!
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They are pretty wide - probably too wide for a sippy cup. But they are perfect for something with blended ice like a smoothie. 3/8 of an inch wide.
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We use the 9.5 inch reusable straws that you can get on Amazon. They are the Bubba Big Straws 5 pack. Worth the price even if you only have one Bubba, my nieces love the straws in their regular cups.