is this the best soda can lid on the market?
1356475
It's the best one that I've tried, and I've tried several. It's a pretty good system.
1356476
No, I thought it was the one my father-in-law has because it looks like it but it's not. When we tried to use this one it was hard to put on, crushed the can. I wouldn't order this if I were you
74565
Actually, that is exactly what I use. I picked up an old lid at a garage sale, and it seems to work well, not an exact fit, but close enough.
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.
733296
Amazon has the Fagor 8.5-inch Glass Lid for $25.51 - seems to have pretty good reviews. I have no personal experience with this lid, however.
1216081
yes, it is excellent, just bought 4 of them!!!no sharp lid to worry about either
981132
The lid is perfect. I have not had any leaks at all. Even if I turn it upside down nothing leaks. The lid is also very easy to use and one of the reasons I bought it. Just push the button to release the drink!
998895
Amazon (through Backcountry) has finally started selling the lid. It's not airtight (the tumbler isn't threaded for a cap), but will keep things the right temp longer and maybe reduce spills.http://www.amazon.com/Klean-Kanteen-Pint-Lid/dp/B00IPOT5B8/ref=pd_sbs_sg_5?ie=UTF8&refRID;=140VDB5S7KMC6A577RPM
1227986
It's the only one I've ever tried but for the price, ease of installation, effectiveness and longevity (mine is about three years old), I am very satisfied with it. You can't stand or sit on the lid...not strong enough for that. But the rest of it is sturdy, and has been most helpful for cleanliness and was a lifesaver after hemmorrhoidectomy.
1746957
Ditto Gene Giddings' response. I bought this container from Amazon because I could not find this size locally. Am very satisfied with the fit of this lid - no spills or messes. The container holds up well to travel in a cooler, or to heat leftovers in the microwave.
1368177
I am not sure about that, so far mine is still very good at opening all types of cans, although I assume eventually it will become dull and therefore harder to open the lids.
411287
I think it is. It is shorter than the original one I had and doesn't have a magnet to hold the lid. It also doesn't cut the lid all the way off so you have to twist it off. Very irritating after having one that worked perfectly for years! It works but if you are used to the old longer one I would advise you to look around to see if you can find one like the original model.
190439
No. The lid is literally a flexible rubber with a small hole to drink through. Very basic.
537556
I don't see why not. I suppose if the soda gets shaken and the C02 builds up it could pop the lid. but the lid is quite strong.
646949
It is pretty leak proof so long as you close the flip-up all the way (until it clicks). that seals the spout and the vent hole. I have used it with carbonated beverages and it doesn't leak and holds the carbonation (you can hear it pop when it is opened). Only time I have had a leak is when I didn't click it all the way closed and it fell over.
1712372
I've had 2 of these. My newest one, the lid is definitely tighter, but still a one handed operation. If it doesn't get easier quickly, I'd get a different one. Is the seal glued on properly? Maybe it slipped??
249075
Yes. I have had no trouble using gamma lids on this and a number of other 5 & 7 gal buckets. In fact, I seldom use any other lid. I like the strength, security, rigidity and easy access it brings to my home made wine production system, emergency water filtration / storage buckets, and many other uses I find for gamma lids .Gamma lids are a TIGHT FIT, they would not work as well if they were not. I sit on the lid and rock around until the lid snaps in place.
1067372
It always leaves that little bit of metal. Which I actually prefer, it's easy to break off and keeps the lid from sinking into the can.