How large is the lid opening - I can't tell from the pic. Is it a small sippy hole, like most disposible coffee tops?
1443500
Yes, it's a small sippy hole like in a disposable coffee cup lid. It will fit a regular straw through the hole (flexible silicone lid) for drinking cold beverages too.
1443501
Yes, it is a small sippy hole and is perfect for flow and not spilling. I like this tumbler because it is simpler to clean and very environmental. We also like this tumbler because it keeps ice cubes from melting for long periods of time.
1443502
I measured it. 7/16" x 1/8" opening. I've tried just about every brand out there, and these are perfect! My hubby and I both love them. Ordered a second one for him. They really do keep coffee hotter than all the others, too. We've taken them in the car and never had spill over.
1443503
The opening is approximately 10mm long by 3mm wide with a pin hole air vent on the other side. I would say like many disposable tops except the silicon top is not as hot to the lips.
1113672
If you mean a sippy lid, it is. It is not spill proof, only a few drips will come out at a time.
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.
1924606
It's a sippy lid. It has a sliding closure so you can close it to prevent spilling.
1800492
The lid covers the slight protrusion for pouring. It is not open like a tea pot or something.
509541
I use it driving all the time but it doesn't have any mechanism for opening, it's a screw on top. So you have to remove the top to drink, but because it's a tall slim mug, the opening isn't so big that it spills easily. Hope that helps
1558023
It is not a flip top & it will leak if it is not upright. The hole straw or just drinking is open.
1137709
I agree, the top is poorly designed. It's good for keeping coffee hot, but not for drinking from.
1504590
I filled it and tried to spill the water by shaking and nothing came out. If you tip upside down, then a little does come out. Closes nice and tight. The topper has an open and close tab. The only thing I don't like is washing the lid, like all lids on these coffee cups, you take them apart to really clean them. I just use mine at home office so in ever use the lid. Works good for cold drinks too, keeps them cold and the glass dosen't sweet.
1872392
Yes the lid opens up. The center top of the lid is a flat plastic piece that fits in to the rest of it. Rotate it slightly and it will pop off. The first time it may be tight. Mine came open after I dropped it on the floor =(:-O) but it was fine afterwards. Take careful note of where everything is - there is a spring that you need to be in place. Once the top is open, you can run water or a brush over it, because yes, it does get that old coffee vibe on it.
1167167
The opening is a large size but the lid falls off when pouring because it doesn't fit tight enough. I used it without the lid.
2014752
The top opening is 2 1/2 inches. Be careful when you fit the lid on. the lid holder does not go on any old way.
712153
they may have changed the design for the regular cuppow lids? mine has an oval opening, as i purchased it quite a while ago.i don't think it should make a difference as far as drinking goes. you might want to try contacting cuppow.
1800100
It's 12.5" with the lid closed. You have to open the lid to put coffee and water in, and it's 21.5" with the lid fully open.
279086
It is obviously not supposed to pop open on its own, but I suspect it had something to do with the latch and heat. Depending on what part of the brew cycle it opened (sometimes during and sometimes after brewing), I would have coffee grounds and/or water spilling out. We tried different amounts of water: 14 cups, 10, 8, etc. It didn't open at the same point each time, but always popped open. I purchased it at Bed, Bath and Beyond and they gave me no hassle when I returned it. I hope this helps.
1199971
I wish I had asked this question before purchase - no the lid does not have an opening to take a sip. Just a plane lid you slip on and twust to seal. Having said that I still would purchase.Roger
1952156
Yes. The rounded top screws off completely where it meets the rest of the cup. It's opening is about the size of my fist, maybe a little smaller.