How do you drink out of it? No description on that. Is it easy to drink while driving or is it screw cap
1750478
Don't believe this will work while driving, the outer cap unscrews and becomes a cup, then you have to unscrew the the inner cap to actually pour it into something.
1750479
The inner screw cap can be left out while driving ad the main lid can be out on fairly easily. It's definitely not as easy as a regular vacuum mug with a push button open/close lid.
1750480
The top is a cup that you unscrew. It is a vacuum bottle (thermos) not a container with a drinking/sip spout.
1750481
I find it easier while driving to drink straight out of the bottle. I have also used a straw. Just make sure whatever is inside is not so hot that you run the risk of a scald from a big gulp.
1750482
I don't drink out of it. I keep my coffee in it until I get to work and then pour it into a mug.
1750483
it's a screw off top. not very easy to drink out of, but the lid doubles as a small cup.
1890548
It does not. The cap unscrews and completely comes off and you drink as if from an ordinary cup.
1293937
Not sure about the lid that comes with it. But I use a capCAP lid made by human gear that is. It makes it easyer to drink. Bought it at REI. Hope this helps. Stewart.
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.
322146
No..this is not a flip top product. Unscrew the lid and then you can drink. A little tricky if you are driving.
1098855
Yes, I have never used it while driving, but the cap is easy enough to remove with one hand.
777818
It has two lids, one with holes for drinking, and another that seals on top of the first lid. So you could take off the top lid and just use the second one without much risk of spilling while driving.
1070225
After careful consideration of both items, this differs from the Thermos Nissan bottle in which how the lid is designed. This design has two tops, you unscrew the top lid, which also serves as a cup (the selling point for me), then you unscrew another cap to pour the beverage. Also, note that cleaning appears to be easier, then the TN bottle, which has a smaller opening. Although, this item has been promoted for beverage use, a week ago, I actually put a can of progress chicken soup in it, with no problems, and it was still warm 6 hours later. If you prefer the convenient access of one uniformed lid, then perhaps the TN bottle is good for you. Just consider the ease of cleaning the product as well. On a final note, I can voucher for the Thermos Nissan Stainless King 16-Ounce Compact Bottle, Midnight Blue because I own it and beverages stay hot/warm for hours and it's a breeze cleaning it. I hope this helps, if you have any other specific questions, I will be happy to answer any questions.
43609
There is a white piece that can be popped out of the piece that screws on the top. But you have to unscrew the top, turn it upside down to pop it out and then basically you have to leave it out. I just leave it in take as unscrew the whole top off to drink out of it
566072
That is an excellent question, and as a beer aficionado I like the way you think. You CAN unscrew the top from the cup portion. I don't know that I would put liquid in there, tho. I just looked at the underside of the lid and it looks like some small pieces of the internal portion of the lamp stick out in various places. Also, you'd have to unscrew it every time you wanted a drink and then screw it back on again to have your beverage be lit up. What a pain to get to your beer. Might I suggest using a bottle or can coozie with a small, skinny glow stick tucked in the side? Beer on.
21222
The cap just clicks open on its little hinge, very simply. Put your thumb under the little ridge that sticks out on bottom of colored cap. We have a green and a red drinking bottle, no problems. If you can't do this, maybe you have a defective cap.
441998
The tops are like a cap that you push on to lock them in and push up on them to open. Then you can drink from the bottle as if it were a soda can (I guess that would be upside down). You do not need to squeeze the bottles to get the water out, gravity does the work for you. These bottles are great for hikes or the gym. They keep a solid lock when the cap is pushed down and this keeps water from coming out if dropped or if you want to lay them on their sides. I hope this helps.
1498366
I had the same issue at first. I still don't understand what the top cap is for. To drink out of it, unscrew the whole top. Where you pour the water in is also where you're supposed to drink.
70065
Hi there, It depends on what kind of water bottle you have. Is it a screw-on type or a snap-on type cap? Please tell us what brand of bottle you have so we can do a little research for you. Sincerely,
1545190
It doesn't have lid that you can drink out of, just a top that screws on, so only way to drink out is taking lid completely off. So not really designed to drink out of.
2115638
You can squeeze or suck! It works both ways! it's a soft bottle, I have squeezed water for drinking.
43603
You completely unscrew the cap to drink from this thermos. It is not really designed as a car thermos.The cap has an overly complicated design that allows it to be completely disassembled for cleaning. I suppose that being able to fully clean the cap and the lip of the thermos is considered an important feature in Japanese culture.There are some other Zojirushi models that allow drinking with the cap in place.