Is the straw completely exposed, or is there some kind of cap/covering on it?
31414
The straw tip is made of rubber and folds down closed. Under the cap it connects to the plastic straw, which is removable.
31415
The straw flips down to be level with the cap. I've not had any issues with it. I wash the top pretty frequently.
1185987
The cap you see in the pic laying to the side is not. The large cover you see above the handle where you drink and fill, is a screw closure. Great mug.
1186374
I don't have a tool to really measure it precisely, but my best guess is, it is from the outside. The straws are a bit bigger than your standard straw. After a while you do get used to it. I hope that helps.
491006
The straw is silicone. Pretty durable, I've had to get onto my kid a time or two about chewing on it-no damage done. Thermos web site sells replacement straws if you ever did need 1. My ONLY complaint is how easy they get scratched up. I carry mine around all day, work and home and the pretty design is scratched all to pieces. My daughter takes hers to school. Can only imagine what it's gonna look like by the end of the year. It keeps a drink colder than anything I have ever carried though! The flip top/spill proof lid is awesome. Over all I really do love it...even though its startin to look a little shabby. Hope this helps! The straw is silicone. Pretty durable, I've had to get onto my kid a time or two about chewing on it-no damage done. Thermos web site sells replacement straws if you ever did need 1. My ONLY complaint is how easy they get scratched up. I carry mine around all day, work and home and the pretty design is scratched all to pieces. My daughter takes hers to school. Can only imagine what it's gonna look like by the end of the year. It keeps a drink colder than anything I have ever carried though! The flip top/spill proof lid is awesome. Over all I really do love it...even though its startin to... » Read More The straw is silicone. Pretty durable, I've had to get onto my kid a time or two about chewing on it-no damage done. Thermos web site sells replacement straws if you ever did need 1. My ONLY complaint is how easy they get scratched up. I carry mine around all day, work and home and the pretty design is scratched all to pieces. My daughter takes hers to school. Can only imagine what it's gonna look like by the end of the year. It keeps a drink colder than anything I have ever carried though! The flip top/spill proof lid is awesome. Over all I really do love it...even though its startin to look a little shabby. Hope this helps! « Show Less
101428
mine did not have a straw, just a spout to drink from . This type works better than straw ones for me.
342604
The straws have hard plastic stoppers built in, they are NOT moveable. They are a LOT closer to the bottom (not really in the middle at all). An the stopper sits in the cup so that the straw doesn't come flying out.
1815860
there is a seal, but it gets unstuck sometimes during the delivery probably because of all the shaking....the seal is probably stuck to the bottom of the cap...should be fine
578176
There is no cover for the straw but they really don't leak as long as you have the parts all together correctly. These are the best as far as no leaks, but they seem pretty hard to suck to me, but my kids (ages 1,2, and 3) don't seem to have an issue with it. I've tried a lot of cups and these are my favorite.
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.
495852
No, it is a plastic bottle inside a larger glass bottle. There is a small area of air around the inside bottle. Keeps my water and ice tea nice and cool. Screw on lid keeps it from spilling and the handle easy to carry, even has a clip to hook to something like a backpack. You can tighten the seal on top so the straw retracts and it will not spill.
1165464
There is a plastic seal on the outside but nothing inside once cap is removed.
2021898
This does not have a straw but there is a hole on the cover and one can drink from it.
955795
Yes it is glass. There is a gasket where the straw goes through the lid and spills are prevented. Susan W.
222741
no straw. you press the side of the cap for flow - when you let go - it resealsreally does keep drinks colder than any other insulated bottle we've tried
2253811
There is no straw. It is the tilt type of bottle that has a small hole. Much easier to clean than the straws. It also has an excellent water tight seal and a loop to hook on a bag.
1127344
There is nothing inside the lid. It's a pewter lid with a daisy shape punched out of it. It is perfect to put a thin straw through and use a drink...but liquid will spill out if turned upside down.
1610491
There's no straw inside. It is not completely spill-proof, and even with the valve some leakage occurs. It's also hard to drink out of it when the valve is in, honestly, not the best design - we don't use this one, it's just sitting in the cupboard...