Stanley  Quencher H2.0 FlowState Tumbler - 30 fl. oz.

I like the cup well enough. It holds water, fits in a cupholder, and I can drink through a straw so I'm not accidentally sharing water with my cat. Thing is, it's huge. As in, super tall and probably very easy to knock over. But maybe that isn't a fair assumption since I've only had it a couple of days and haven't given it a proper chance at being tipped. Yet. I have respectably large-ish hands for a woman my size, and it's still too heavy when full to comfortably use single-handed so I end up two-handing it like a toddler with a giant sippy-cup. Not a big deal, just unusual for a water bottle (and for a 31 year old lady). Also not thrilled with the plastic straw, but hopefully a super long metal straw isn't difficult to find as a replacement. This ridiculous cup has been hyped up on the internet and social media-- and I should have known better, but I'm only so strong against a sold-out everywhere item that comes back in stock. Anyway. It's a cup, though I'll admit the dishwasher-safe feature has one over on all of my Hydroflasks and S'wells, and some of my Klean Kanteens. It also arrived dented on the bottom, which is surprising given that they claim it can survivie a 4000 ft drop (although what exactly does 'survive' mean?). So if your water receptacle shelf is looking a little sparse and like it could use a giant dishwasher-safe cup in a pretty color that's all-around average, I would say go for it. I do however wish there was an "eh" option for whether or not I would recommend this product to a friend.

I like the cup well enough. It holds water, fits in a cupholder, and I can drink through a straw so I'm not accidentally sharing water with my cat. Thing is, it's huge. As in, super tall and probably very easy to knock over. But maybe that isn't a fair assumption since I've only had it a couple of days and haven't given it a proper chance at being tipped. Yet. I have respectably large-ish hands for a woman my size, and it's still too heavy when full to comfortably use single-handed so I end up two-handing it like a toddler with a giant sippy-cup. Not a big deal, just unusual for a water bottle (and for a 31 year old lady). Also not thrilled with the plastic straw, but hopefully a super long metal straw isn't difficult to find as a replacement. This ridiculous cup has been hyped up on the internet and social media-- and I should have known better, but I'm only so strong against a sold-out everywhere item that comes back in stock. Anyway. It's a cup, though I'll admit the dishwasher-safe feature has one over on all of my Hydroflasks and S'wells, and some of my Klean Kanteens. It also arrived dented on the bottom, which is surprising given that they claim it can survivie a 4000 ft drop (although what exactly does 'survive' mean?). So if your water receptacle shelf is looking a little sparse and like it could use a giant dishwasher-safe cup in a pretty color that's all-around average, I would say go for it. I do however wish there was an "eh" option for whether or not I would recommend this product to a friend.