PopYum9oz Insulated Stainless Steel Kids’ Cups with Lid and Straw, 2-Pack, Green, Pink, stackable, sippy, baby, child, toddler, tumbler, double wall, vacuum, leak proof

We have so many cups from other known brands, but these are by far, the best! Amazing quality, no leaks, the straws are soft… Just perfect for my toddler! I’ll definitely order more!❤️‍🔥

I purchased the pink and mint cups for my toddler and they absolutely love the colors and how easily to cups fits in their hands. Usually I'm handing my cup over but now having their own cup that isn't too tall or heavy has been a game changer for them. My only issue with the cups the straw is very easily pulled out or pushed down inside. There is a stopper on the stare but it's too small to provide much resistance for my strong toddler. However, the seal on the cup prevents leaks when the kiddo is drinking at weird angles and it really keeps things cold for several hours. Overall a high quality cup and worth the investment!!

I recently purchased the 13 oz cups for myself, and they are fantastic! Despite being marketed towards parents, they're incredibly versatile and suitable for just about anyone. These cups keep my drinks warm on colder days, and I absolutely love how easy it is to sip through the silicone straws. The best part is that I only taste my drink!The design is sleek and minimal. The lid is easy to twist on and off, and the cups feature a straw opening and sipping hole with a secure flap to prevent spills throughout the day. Cleaning is quick as the cups can be easily disassembled, and I don't have to worry about losing any small parts.

This is coming from someone who is clumsy and often spills their drinks! I came across PopYum while browsing for leak proof bottles/cups and thought the bright bubbly pink and blue colored cups were so cute! I've always wanted some kind of hybrid cup that could keep my drinks hot OR cold for hours and am annoyed that most bottles/cups either focus on keeping your liquids hot or cold, but not both. PopYum did both..AND best of all, you can either drink from the straw or from the sip. The straw is a nice material, soft, and gentle for kid and adult mouths alike. It's very bendable so you can be flexible with the angle of how you drink.My drinks did not spill even when I put the cup in my backpack. I put soda in there and it was kept nice and cold a few hours into my work shift. The next day, I put coffee in the PopYum cup and it stayed piping hot! I also like the size of these cups; I went with the 13oz and it's not heavy at all to hold and you can definitely keep enough of your drink in there to be satisfied.Packaging is really cute too! There are three layers of insulation and I like that it is dishwasher safe. If you're looking for a cup that performs magic such as keeping your liquids hot OR cold, like the option of being able to use a straw or sipping, AND want an easy time cleaning the cup afterward, PopYum is what you're looking for! I can officially put away all my other cups/tumblers and use PopYum for all my drink needs!

Review for 9oz (Mint Green set):They’re a great size for kids. Love that it’s well insinuated. The seal is very tight so it keeps our drinks cold for quite a while (at least a 3+ hours) when we’re out.Review for 13oz 🥤 (Orchid Pink set):These were a great alternative to the kid size cups. A perfect size for an adult grip! My home latte remained hot for 3+ hrs of on and off drinking.I was on the fence about getting these or the popular Stanley thermos tumblers. I love drinking hot beverages, but the Stanley ones are simply too large for me to completely finish. Not only that, but I prefer this PopYum lid style more. Silicone straws over plastic ones any day! Some of the Standley lids have the inconvenient were you CAN'T drink from the sip without fully removing the straw (it's mess a complete mess to remove). I like how this has a sip & snap lid in conjunction with a straw fixture (shown in my pink tumbler photo). No need to remove the straw while I sip on the go! And It's the perfect size for my car cup holder.Notes on the closing your tumbler:I'd recommend leaving your snap lid open before screwing on your lid. If you screw it on with a closed snap, the liquid might spurt out from the pressure buildup (I've made that wet mistake in the past!). So snapping your lid close after you've screwed on your tumbler will ensure no liquid spills later on, and dry clothes to boot.

Review for 9oz cups:These PopYum insulated kids cups are the BEST! FINALLY found an insulated cup that is dishwasher safe that keeps drinks hot or cold forever. With both hot drinks and cold drinks put in in the morning, by the evening they still stayed hot or cold! I was impressed! They're great for trips to the park, road trips, and more. Now I can walk the dog with my family and everyone can keep their drinks nice and cool on hot days or nice and hot on cold days. I threw away all of my old tumblers after I discovered these insulated cups. They're so cute too! The lid also doesn't pop up unlike other tumblers and has to be twisted off so it's very secure , which is great for kids because they can spill a lot!Review for 13oz cups:I absolutely love this larger size! Although these cups are targeted towards kids, I found that I've personally enjoyed using these 13oz cups for coffee. Great for both hot coffee AND iced coffee!! These are just like the 9oz cups in that they keep the drinks hot or cold for a LONG time - I walked my dog outside in the cold with hot chocolate in my cup and it still was hot outside and when I got back home. The only difference between the 13oz cups versus the 9oz cups other than the larger size is the straws don't have a little bumper on it.Some tips I recommend when using these cups (though this applies to all tumblers in general):1) If you are going to put the lid on the cup, leave a small gap at the top of the cup so that there's room for the lid to twist on (which is awesome because it doesn't leak and it's much more secure) otherwise some of the liquid will come out2) If you're placing the straw into the straw holder part on the lid with liquid inside it, open up the part that goes above the spout in the lid so that there's some air flow into the cup while you put the straw in, that way liquid won't pop out of the straw (this is the case with all tumblers but unless you're a frequent tumbler with straw user like me this might be a shock to most people the first time they see it)3) When you're using the lock mechanism on the cup, make sure to press down firmly on it until you hear the 'click'. Then it'll be super secure.