30oz Tumbler Lids Cover Replacement 4 Pack Spill proof Splash Resistant Travel Mug Lid Fits for 30oz YETI Rambler

I bought these the 1st time a few months ago. There are four in a pack. I throw them in the very top rack of my dishwasher (which has 3 racks, so I put them in the top-most rack, but I assume a standard top rack would be just fine too).Durability: the hard plastic hinge piece has two little nubs that allow you to open and close it. On 2/4 of the lids at least one nub broke.On the 3rd, the place where the nub rubs has become fractured slightly, which means that the piece sometimes falls off, even if you have it raised, when you try to drink, so that it has fallen to the car floor, etc. as you are drinking.So, this is about $2.50 per lid and doesn't last quite a year with semi-frequent use. My husband is generally the only person who uses these, and he takes one to work per day (usually 5 days a week), so on average these each get used 1-2 times a week.For my money, I am willing to buy this item again. For $10 I have four new lids for our two stainless steel 30 oz cups and he can take one to work each day. These replacement lids allowed me to continue using my wonderful 30 oz cups past the point when their original lids failed, plus these lids have a much more secure closure and are a great improvement over the lids that came with our cups.These are dishwasher safe and I feel more confident about the cleanliness of a clear lid that I can see if any mold, detergent build-up, etc. is on the lid or building up inside any joints/moving parts. I am a bit obsessive about putting lids in the dishwasher if I see detergent build-up or if there are sliding parts that I don't feel like water is cleaning in the dishwasher. I feel like these have helped with the items that must be hand-washed/sterilized and they make my life easier & I don't have to sacrifice any worry of sanitation or cleanliness.This is an item I feel is worthy of the small investment for the improvement of the daily morning prep process and to reduce the drudgery of handwashing small pieces (way too many coffee cups say "handwash", despite being stainless steel and having plastic parts).I would buy this item again (and again, as I already have).

If you're looking for a spillproof/leakproof lid, then these are the tumbler lids for you.They fit snugly and have a plug hole in the middle for your metal (or whatever material) straw.

I loved my cups but the lids on them broke. These work perfect. Glad I purchased these.

Hold up great

GOOD DEAL

I needed a replacement because the sliding lid tab on the original one broke when I removed it for cleaning.I wasn't sure if these would work as a replacement, as the product pictures showed the dimensions to be 3.9" wide (didn't know that there was a combination metric and standard measurement). However, another photo showed the lid to be about 10 cm wide, so I took a chance and ordered anyways.Was pleasantly surprised when the new ones fit. Since there is a flip-lid, I think it will be much easier to clean, so nothing for me to break. I'm happy with this product because I didn't want to throw out my tumbler due to a broken lid.

Bought these to replace the original on my stainless tumbler which I carry on my tractor. Low hanging limbs took the original cap and sent it into the woods. First replacement lasted 3 days then got cracked. Second kept leaking because gasket was not tight. It too took a hit and broke. I’m on #3 and I’ve only had these a month. The original lasted 2 years.

These lids fit great on newer model tumblers. The straws get real cold from the ice and feels good in your mouth. The lids are easy to remove and clean. The only drawback I found tho was they are too tight to fit on some older model tumblers. You really have to fight with them to get them on. After multiple uses the rubber seal compresses and it becomes easier to use.I would buy more of these lids.

The lid is a good fit to the travel mug. In my experience the lid lasts no more than a week before the plastic begins to crack. After about 3 weeks to a month the lid falls apart.