Are these hard plastic or soft? I want to cut them to fit into my toddler's small cups.
358252
These are hard plastic, just like the insulated tumblers that are very popular.
358253
They are hard. I don't recommend you cut them even though one broke on me it was a straight cut.
1259799
They are not crunchy. Not really soft either. I would say "pliable" like taffy.
2081788
I very much prefer the type of plastic used in these cups. It is not the cheesy-looking cup made out of the hard kind of plastic that snaps (breaks) when handled a little roughly. We used these cups for my son's wedding party, which was attended by people from 2 years of age to 92. The cups were perfect.
606181
Yes, you can consider them a very firm plastic. Hard as in durable - not breakable. They are quite sturdy. I have been using them regularly for a few years, and they are still in perfect condition. Hope this helps.
784985
They are not hard like an acrylic, but not super squishy, an older kid can squish if he really wanted to but there is no point cause the opening you drink out of is big enough to to pour. They have never popped open on me, but I wouldn't put it in a gym bag or back back that gets bashed around. I have a bunch we use for refilling for cold water, that is all I put iin them.
123654
They're hard but soft enough to break in half with your hand, and there is a little endend that allows you to break it perfectly in half. I would say they are about the size of a penny or nickel.
657507
They are not super soft but not hard plastic - they are the best containers I have bought for Jell-O shots - cups fit great and good size! �
1580793
They are not top padded or soft tip. Just all plastic. I bought and used them for my twins for their first food and they are perfectly good! I would buy again no problem
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No, they are HARD plastic so I'm sure they would crack/split and you can't use scissors to cut. Maybe if you use a small saw to cut them. Actually, I thought they were the SOFT plastic, bendable straws but didn't bother to return.
1236707
Hard plastic. I like them, they are a little big but fits a small travel size toothpaste also.
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they are not hard in a sense like wood my straws were what i would call firm you could pinch them so that they would colapse but why would you want to. my straws were like a crinkle cut french fry. they had a bendy part on the top. the straws that amazon sells are plain straight straws. i have never seen them but read the review on the they are about 9 inches long to me they would be too short for tervi's 24oz tumbler go to tervis and order your straws. these crinkle straws are excellent. if you type in "tervis coupon" it will give you a code to get free shipping i did this and got free shipping the straws on tervis were only $4.oo. i hope this helps. they are not hard in a sense like wood my straws were what i would call firm you could pinch them so that they would colapse but why would you want to. my straws were like a crinkle cut french fry. they had a bendy part on the top. the straws that amazon sells are plain straight straws. i have never seen them but read the review on the they are about 9 inches long to me they would be too short for tervi's 24oz tumbler go to tervis and order your straws. these crinkle straws are excellent. if you type in "tervis coupon" it will give you a code to get free shipping i did this and... » Read More they are not hard in a sense like wood my straws were what i would call firm you could pinch them so that they would colapse but why would you want to. my straws were like a crinkle cut french fry. they had a bendy part on the top. the straws that amazon sells are plain straight straws. i have never seen them but read the review on the they are about 9 inches long to me they would be too short for tervi's 24oz tumbler go to tervis and order your straws. these crinkle straws are excellent. if you type in "tervis coupon" it will give you a code to get free shipping i did this and got free shipping the straws on tervis were only $4.oo. i hope this helps. « Show Less
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No they are hard. I do not recommend . There are better products that are soft .
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They are soft, and I have feed them to my friend's puppy. you can break them in half to make them even smaller.
1817848
Hard plastic. Like what the sippycups spouts are made of but these fit right into the advent bottles. Making that transition so much easier and gives u more use out of the bottles. Also available is sports sprouts
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It's a mix between soft and hard... not as soft as the Nuby brand but not as hard as Gerber or Playtex sippy cups.
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No, I would not describe them as soft or suitable for a toddler or delicate skin. They're more of a thin and rough material, good for exfoliating adult skin or for scrubbing, polishing, cleaning things.
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I guess you'd call them a hard plastic, they are smooth and thin and not noticeable - I had to look for them to answer your question.