Does this mug have a lid that can be in place while drinking?
1256035
Hello Douglas. Yes, the screw-on lid has holes which can be opened (for drinking), or closed (to prevent spilling), via a small lever. One quick note: this is a great travel mug and I highly recommend it, but if I had to do this purchase over again, I would have selected one without a handle on it. This is for two reasons: First, the handle does not fit well into the cup holders in my van, and secondly, when I screw the lid on, I find it difficult to line up the drinking slot with the "front" of the mug. When i hold the handle to drink, the slot through which the coffee is poured is slightly askew, making drinking a bit awkward. Without a handle, of course, there would be nothing for the slots to line up with, so you could just screw the lid on tightly and drink away. Buying the handle version was a mistake, albeit a non-critical one. Hope this helps!
981131
No problems with lid so far. Love this mug. I use mine outside with iced tea all the time. Tea stays cold much longer.
844458
No I have not. But the lid screws onto the cup. I absolutely love the mug. Had it since Christmas and it has not leaked at all and completely seals after drinking.
1346210
Not that I've seen. Honestly I'm not impressed with the lid. It's not tight fitting at all.
384942
The lid for this cup screws on. It's reasonably easy to put on or take off, and you can screw it on so that the cup is right or left handed, so to speak. There's a slider for the drinking opening, so that you can close it if you're in a sensitive-to-spills situation.
1283756
The lid does not screw on or snap on. It's like a rubber seal that adheres to the top of the mug when you push it down. And YES, there is a straw hole. The tab you can see in the picture covers the hole when/if you prefer not to have a straw in it. BTW, I suggest getting extra long re-usable straws, like they sell at Bed, Bath, and Beyond for tall Tervis tumblers. Standard straws are just not long enough for this mug.
1086233
The lid screws on and has a tab the tightly snaps shut when you are not sipping on your coffee. I have three of these mugs
1987173
the lid comes on the bottom of the cup, if yu turn the cup upside down, there is cover, and inside is the drinking lid.
661563
No the insert fits down into the top of the bottle. The lid is able to screw down tightly. The insert stays in place when you are drinking out of the bottle. It is nice as it makes the opening smaller so you don't get water all over you when you are drinking if you happen to hit a bump while driving!
1767765
A straw does fit in the drink hole and the flip top snaps into the top while you drink, but there is a little lip that hangs over.
1624628
Yes. Just out of the actual drinking holes, not from around the lid. These are best for drinking at the table or high chair.
585249
No! The lid has a hole that does not close (it's a screw on top, but you can't seal the actual opening where you drink from). Even if you did find a plug for it, I wouldn't trust the lid to stay put, and this is a glass tumbler, so it is VERY fragile. I accidentally dropped the lid and it shattered, so I had to buy a second one already. You need to be VERY careful with this item, but it is extremely elegant and for that reason I love it regardless :)
1040018
The lid is hinged on the thermos bottle and has a latch that holds the lid open when you are drinking, if you want to use it. I hope that answers your question.
1987172
There is no "drinking lid". I think that sometimes the Chinese manufacturers will copy descriptions from other similar products, but don't speak the language well enough to know the difference. :) I'd make the same mistake or worse, for sure. :) For what it's worth, I love this product. But I did find the exact same cup for $7.99 from another seller. The cool thing was, I ordered 7 of them, but they only charged shipping for one! I drilled a sip hole in one lid and it works great (needs a small hole on the opposite side of the lid to let air out). Hope this helps. Sincerely Doug
1053170
Yes, mine does. There is a stiffness to the lid so it even stays in position halfway open too!
2095462
Not specifically but my wife has placed a straw in the lid opening. You just can't tip the cup when it is full or the liquid will pour out around the straw.
353614
Unfortunately, no. It cleans up easy though, including the lid! We are still 100% happy with the mug.