Can a straw fit through the drinking hole and does the flip top rest back into the top when you drink or does it hang over the edge of the cup?
1767763
A straw does fit thru the drinking hole and the flip top snaps back and locks in place
1767764
The straw must be very thin... So I am not sure it fits through to eb frank. The flip top does indeed rest into the top which is much better then hanging over the side in my opinion. The flip top also snaps tight into the opening which prevents spilling to some extent. You will love this mug! This is my 2nd one, still using the 1st one (yup...need lots of coffee in the morning) and that is 15 years old. Both hold my coffee hot for hours.
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.
1767766
a straw would fit easily ------ and the top flips back and can "lock" into the opposite side lip (so it doesn't flip back over at you.)
1767767
it flips back on the top and the hole is large enough for a strawhowever i cannot recommend this mug. see my comments under 1 stsr reviews.i am waiting for my e replacement from thermos. works for a few months and then loses the vacuum.at which point it no longer keeps the content s at temp.
1767768
A large straw will fit through the drinking hole. The flip top hangs over the rear edge of the cup as long as the top is open.
1767769
Your welcome! Good luck in your decision. My husband and I only use Nissan Thermos mugs.
1767770
I put a 7-5/8" straw in the hole and it fits, however, it's a little to short to sip the coffee out. You will need a longer straw to draw out the liquid. When drinking and the top is pushed back it does hang over the edge of the cup and it snaps and locks in place. Hope this helps you!
1294549
That is exactly what they are. The two I got have a slot on the side of the lid with a tiny little vent hole on the other side. It's big enough for a straw, but small enough that you don't dribble if you drink directly from the cup.
21141
Yes, it has a hard plastic straw that is suspended straight down into the cup, and then that straw fits into a rubber disk and straw piece that sticks through a hole in the lid. When the top of the lid is closed, the upper rubber straw tip is pinched closed so that the straw does not leak. It does not have a traditional sippy-cup valve, so the child must sip through the straw just as they would with a normal straw. I hope that helps!
1536150
The lip opening is more of a slit, so I would say a straw would not fit through the opening...Sorry
1283757
The lid screws on. There is an flap that comes up and a hole where the drink comes through and yes, you can put a straw through it.
350135
the straw that accompanies the lid is larger than the standard drinking straw one would get at a McDonalds. It is probably similarly sized to one you would get at a Dairy Queen or some place that sells ice cream floats. The straw hole is fixed with a gasket which provides a snug fit for the straw. I do not have an instrument to provide the precise measurement of the aperture.
1173310
Hi there. The straw just simply ensures that the water that is leaving the bottle is displaced by air so the bottle doesn't gurgle, distort or burp. No holes other than the ends I think (I don't have it with me).
1323068
Yes, you can put a straw through the hole in the lid, not a fat straw, but regular size straws should fit with no probem. The opening is a kind of half-moon shape, flat on the part that is closest to your mouth and rounded at the top part.
2136359
You can use a flip top bottle but it will not fit all the way in the hole. You might have to prop it up.
1048389
The ones I own don't have an extra space for a straw. I do from time to time put a little "juice box" size straw through the main drinking hole.
1062390
Yes. You twist the top part and the straw retracts to keep liquid from spilling out.
1403315
It has a fold out spout, but you will need to lift it and tilt your head back to drink from it. It has no straw.
1518589
No it is only a straw cup the flip n' sip is that the top closes over the straw for travel
498871
I don't understand the question. If you're asking will a straw fit through the sipping hole in the lid of the cup,I would say a "normal" straw will fit in the hole, but it depends on what size straw you are using.
1173312
The straw acts as an air flow to allow the water to flow more freely out the holes in the face. It will work with out a straw but it will slow the flow down with no clear path for the air to the top of the inverted bottle. I have used it with a piece of flexible tubing so I could compact it for backpacking. No holes in the straw just the two ends.
1684625
the lid screws on and you have to flip the straw upright to drink. I have not had any problems with leaks and use daily and throw in my lunch bag. I like this bottle because keeps smoothies cold through the afternoon.
636584
The lid screws in and there is a flip top tap that covers the drinking hole. It will leak through that hole if you turn it over. Nevertheless, this mug is as good as it gets. You'll be a fan, I promise. I use the brown one for my coffee and a silver one for water, which, with ice, will keep cold all day long.