4 Bend Stainless Steel Straws Ozark Trail 30-Ounce Double-Wall Rambler Vacuum Cups Brand Drinking Straw (4 Bend Straws 30oz)

This is by far the best lid I've found for my Yeti and Ozark Trail tumblers. I bought 4 of them and they have been fantastic, but now I have a problem because I need more and can't find them anywhere!I hope they will bring them back soon!

The lid fits great, the handle fits fine, but the straws are too skinny.I don't like the metal straws. I can't see if they're still dirty after I've washed them. They're cold on my beak. I don't feel like I'm getting enough with a couple draws like I do with thicker straws.I do really like the lid and handle though. The only lid I had before was the open slot kind and my Ozark Trail was just too heavy to warrant tilting it every time I wanted a sip. My daughter came over and had one similar to mine but with a straw hole and a straw and it made me want one, too. Hers had a nice, fat plastic straw though and I couldn't find one like that so I got this. I have some slightly thicker plastic straws and they fit through the hole but I have more straw-lid glasses (4) than I have straws (1) so they're always dirty.As for the handle, I wasn't even looking for one of those but I'm glad I got one! It's wonderful! Sure, the top fits better than the bottom but it holds so well I never even take it off to wash my Ozark Trail. I don't even know if I could if I wanted to, I tried once and thought, meh, I'll just leave it. It holds up fine even on the bottom of the dishwasher so why mess with it?I wash the lid on the top shelf and it's doing fine so far, too (3 months of consistently putting it in the dishwasher every few days). The lid fits perfectly and has a nice seal so I'm not worried at all about spillage. I often fill it to the top and tilt it a bit to take a drag off the straw and it's never dripped at all. It's nice having a straw now (even if I don't like these) on a hangover day where I can just lean over while still in bed, hold the cup low off the edge of the bed, and suck- instead of having to sit up to take a drink. Well worth the cash! I just need to find some more plastic straws and I'll be all good!

1- The handle does not fit on the bottom ring, the top ring is all the way on as far as it will go and you can see the space on the lower ring. A photo of the mug shows it is a Rocky Mountain 30oz.2- the straws metal, are much smaller than the plastic straw which the metal ones fit inside! Both fit in the straw hole on the lid.Those are the negatives on a positive note, The lid is great as promised and the hole is large enough to fit the larger plastic straw in the comparison photo.Note: after frustration, I could a solutionHandle - Soak in very hot water to get a better fit on the bottom ring and buy the silicon tips for the big straws which I now have.

I bough this as a replacement for my 40oz tumbler and it works great

Happy with the straws. They're just like what came with my rather pricey stainless insulated tumblers. Good price, good quality and received quickly by Prime free shipping.

I'm going to write this in three parts: the lid, the straws, and the handle.The lid fits tightly on my Ozark Trail 30 oz cup. It is not leak-proof. I doubt any of the lids made are. Most of the lids I've seen still had air holes drilled into them, or work by sliding open or closed without any sort of seal. At least this uses rubber to make a seal. If it turns over, some of the liquid in the cup will drip out, but nowhere near as much as I would imagine some of the other closing lids, not to mention the stock lid. I use the straw through the center hole. The main lid snaps closed to make the seal. It does not snap into place when opened, but it is stiff enough that it won't move when drinking through the main hole. The center hole for the straw has a nice, rubber plug that seals closed when not in use. The lid is the main reason I bough this item, and I am very happy with it.The straws are pretty good. They are metal, curved for easy drinking, and you can drink liquid through them. I really don't know how they could go wrong. The only possible problem I could see is that they might be too narrow, but they are about the same diameter as a regular drinking straw and they are not going to deform under pressure of use.The handle that came with this item is great. you slip the cup down through the top ring and into the bottom ring. You pull up on the top ring until it is tight and won't move, then do the same for the bottom ring. Both rings are very tight on the cup, and hold well. It is comfortable to hold and seems to be built out of good material.Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. Everything is well-built and solid. It gives the cup a somewhat aggressive look, reminding me of adding a grill guard and roll bars to a pickup truck for some reason. The only downside is that the set costs more than the original price of the cup.

Although this is a very good product if you have a Yeti travel tumbler, it will NOT fit on an RTIC. The RTIC lid is larger than the Yeti and therefore this lid just falls into the tumbler. The description said it would fit an RTIC which is why I bought it. Since I also have a Yeti, I kept this and find it works very well.

Handle and lid works great. But the straws are to short by at least 2 inches

An excellent addition to the tumbler. I especially like the cup handle/holder.

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Des pailles qui restent froides c'est super. Je suis bien contente de cet achat qui va avec le verre Rocky Mountain tubler.

I enjoyed drinking from it keeps the drink really cold.

They suck, but in the good way.