How long are these straws?
1415419
I have never measured them, but they are fairly long. They fit in my largest acrylic cup with about 3 inches to spare. My guess would be around 8 inches long. Hope this helps.
1415420
10.5". (I used a ruler) They are pretty strong too so it would be difficult to cut (with scissors) if needing shorter.
205806
These glass straws are 9 inches total length - 6 inches and 3 inches on either side of the bend. Outer diameter is 3/8-inch, inner bore diameter is just under 1/2-inch -- nice wall thickness makes them sturdy, not fragile. Such a wonderful product! Drinking my hot tea is so much more pleasant now!
313218
Not sure of diameter but they are close to the size of the big flex straws that are in cups like at fairs. But they are very soft straws. I really like them.
1364723
I don't have any of these straws left, but I would say it's about 1/2 to 5/8 inches. I used them for preschool kids to string for necklaces, and these were wider than regular straws, and easier for little hands to handle. The company gave good, quick service and were good to deal with.
1905218
I measured it and the closest I can get is 1/4 inch. I have used them in many different cups and they work in all of them, including the double wall ones that come with the screw on top with the straw.
876715
The outside diameter of this straw is 1/4 inch. The straight part is 6 inches long. I just measured it for you. I really like the size that it is. I also ordered longer straws without the bend in it that said soda straws. Those straws were a larger opening than I like.
635094
Bottle brush is 14 inches. Straw brush is 10.5 inches, but- only 8.5 inches is thin enough to go through a straw. (there's a small flat handle, on end)
1840754
I cant tell you in length how long the straw is but I can tell you if you were to get a straw at a fast food place the straw will fit. I have other cups and those straws work with this as well. Hope this helps and makes since
1488625
The ones I have are eight inches long. These are bigger around and fit a sixteen ounce jar. The other I have are nine inches and fit a quart jar. These are more of a regular straw size.
1832013
This straws are 19/64" wide x 9" inches long...... The cleaning brush is 12" inches long
1680107
They are about 6" from the bottom of the straw to the first part of the bend.
989107
These straws are 9 inches long. Very hard and sturdy. They can be shortened very easily with a Dremel tool and cutting wheel and using a fingernail board, or emery board, to smooth the edges.
1835127
Approximately 7 mm. They are not large like milkshake straws. They are slightly bigger than a standard drinking straw. I like them very much!
519146
They are the same size as a typical plastic straw unless it's a very tall tumbler you may not have as much clearance
1161355
I guess that depends on how long a "Standard" drinking straw is. A previous respondent said it was 9". The ones I have are only 7 3/4". But to help you out, the bottle measures 7 1/2" from the base to the top edge without the lid. With the lid, and to the top of the drinking spout, it measures 8 1/2".
719431
9 inches. The first time I ordered them it was a thicker straw. the second time i got less thicker starws if that makes any sense. i use the thicker ones. my girlfriend likes the less thicker ones. so pay attention to the thickness
96255
9.75 inches. But the straw can be cleaned from either end. Works great to clean-up milk shakes.