Can a straw be inserted or is it only a twist off and pour top?
747362
I was able to insert a straw. Large (movie theater or icee type straws) start from the under side of the lid while off. After inserted you can slide up or down when lid is in place.
747363
YES , you CAN use a straw . but it wont go all the way to the bottom . i use disposable flex straws in mine every night .
747364
I agree with the answer from another responder. Although quite awkward it could be done but it's not something I would say would be easily done. Sorry
747365
You can't really inset a typical straw. The opening is somewhat flat and angled. It's possible is you had a small, disposable flex straw that you might be able to. Although I imagine it wouldn't work long term.
2075436
You can do both though a straw is easier. Amazon sells the special straws designed for this mug.
2234081
I am always amused when someone indicates that the straws are "too long" as though that were a problem. The top section is a bendable/accordion style flexibility. It is certainly easier to cut off whatever length you need to from the bottom, then it would be to try to add to the length of the straw. Really, would you expect a long straw to be short when you're looking for a long straw
29591
No, once you remove the straw, the hole is wide open. However, I've knocked the full cup over several times with the straw in, and almost no liquid spilled. And there's no valve or anything on the straw. So I doubt you'd spill very much at all if you knocked it over WITHOUT the straw in, if that's what you're worried about.
1422412
Yes. Each straw will bend at the accordion looking area only. The rest of the straw cannot bend.
1536148
There is not a straw hole. There is a mouth hole (sounds wrong), that if you had a flexible straw it could squeeze in. But would not fit tight. These cups are great they were made for ships. They never tip over, unless you whack it with something. Hope this helps
187280
There is a plastic straw and insert inside that is not meant to interact with hot liquids
1574625
The ball part of the straw can be pulled off. If you feel comfortable, you can take the ball off and cut the straw to the appropriate length and reinsert the ball. (I haven't tried this myself, but plan to for my 6 oz cup.
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.
974253
It comes in one piece with a hole for the straw. You use a mason jar ring to hold it in place. If tipped liquid will come out. But since I would be using glass, I wouldn't give it to a child and worry about spillage. Easy and convenient to use.
2095463
Yes. You would have to put the straw in the lid opening. Just remember, this cup is not spill proof. If you turn it over, the liquid will pour out.
1708492
I don't believe the lid would be conducive for use with a straw although I haven't tried it. There is only a small opening for the liquid to pass through. If you were able to squeeze a straw into it I don't think you would have very good results. Hope that helps.
1686528
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.
623520
Yes you could put a straw in the lid. It would be a tight squeeze but, yes you could.
856591
The one I got does not have a straw or any way to use a straw, but the insert that came with it in the package said the company was working on a sport top for it, so this might be that kind of design.
1827645
It will not work without the straw. Even if the straw is misaligned or not fully inserted it does not work.
1768974
No straw included, although any straw would fit. And the lid is pressure fitted, it does not screw on. I spent 2 minutes to learn that.