what is the diameter on these? would a 2.5" spherical ice cube fit without a problem?
86351
I measured the diameter of this glass and I believe that it would be a tight fit but yes it should fit. The diameter is 2.75 inches. However, i have not been impressed with these glasses. The area where you place your mouth to drink is easily chipped. My wife says that we are just hard on glasses but I think its the quality of the glass.
1978751
the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no worries of spills, and have ice ready for your end of day repast. the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no... » Read More the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no worries of spills, and have ice ready for your end of day repast. « Show Less
421882
I just checked, and it would fit about 15 of the oval/rectangular ice cubes that are rounded at the top... They are about 3/4 of an inch wide by 2 1/4 inches in length. Hope that helps!
1184197
My husband uses 3 Glacier Rocks. I don't know the size of the ice balls but I would recommend the Glacier Rocks because they don't leave a taste, melt into the scotch...and they look way cooler :)
1065632
My guesstimate is that they're about 2-2 1/2 inches diameter. You're not the first person to ask me that, and all I can say is that I've never had any problem , but, of course, it'd probably depend on what kind of glass you use. Rocks glass--no prob. Taller highball-ish models may give you some contact if you're trying to drain the last drop, but so would any other kind of cube. Give 'em a shot! It's worth the money just to see people's reaction when you serve 'em up a drink with one.
208166
The cubes are about 1/2" around-very small. This does come in different sizes.
1326919
The opening is somewhere around 1.75 inches. So a 2.5 inch sphere would not fit.
259809
I used a regular tape measure inside the lip, and the tape read 2 9/16". So you should have no problem at all getting a 2 1/2" sphere in the opening. You have a little extra room, because the tape wasn't measuring the true diameter, it was a 1/4" offcenter from the centerline. So the diameter is probably 2 5/8"
420835
Well, they vary. But the cube is about 1 1/2". The rest are that diameter or larger.
430285
The small round one is about 3 1/4" diameter, and about 1 1/2" deep. I put them in the freezer all the time. The lids snap on securely.
1112963
Yes. It is 3" wide and 2 7/8" deep when measured from the inside...so a 2 1/2" diameter ice ball would just fit but leave very little room for anything else. A spot of whisky perhaps but then your nose would be hitting the ice ball with each sip I would guess.
860001
I don't know the exact dimensions, but they are smaller than a regular ice cube by a fair amount. Hope this helps.
1878373
The glass measures ~2.5" at it's mouth. However, narrows to 2" at the neck. I don't believe it will fit a 2.5" ice ball.
323305
I'm not at home to measure, but guessing they're about 2 to 2.5 inches in diameter. Not that big.
1729557
The ice cubes are about1 inch square. The nice thing is that they freeze in 2 hours.
2085097
If volume is your thing, probably not. Due to the fact that the spheres have roughly 20% less surface area (19.63" of surface), they should melt slower than the 2" cubes (24" of surface).I'll also say that these are super easy to use and you don't have to worry about them getting bumped in the freezer like a tray. The spheres also have a cool factor as they spin around in your drink.
173039
Never really measured it the cones are 2"x 2" and since they are larger than normal they don't seem to melt as fast as normal ice cubes or baged ice.