80 Pack 16 OZ Disposable Coffee Cups with Lids and Straws, Insulated Paper Coffee Cups with Lids, Corrugated Ripple Wall To Go Cups for Hot Drink, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Water, Juice - ChampagneThe Forest Stewardship Council

The perfect size for coffee cups - not too small and not too large. I really like the shade of blue. the outside of the cup has wavy ridges which make it easy to grip/hold. The material these are made of keeps your hands from burning if your coffee is extra hot. The lids fit snugly, and there is a little flap on it that you can open and close as you desire. I would absolutely recommend these.

Highly recommend this cup sets. High quality, beautiful color and fast shipping rate! Good for taking out .

Purchase for elderly mother who needs a durable disposable with strong lid

We are the perfect choice for home businesses where we offer free tea and coffee to our clients. Affordable sturdy hot cups in bulk. The cups are thick enough, highly recommended.

I had bought the 16oz cups and loved them. They were sturdy and very well made. When I ran out I wanted to purchase the same cups but in 20oz. These have flimsy, cheap lids, the cups aren’t as thick, and several were unusable because they were bent when they arrived. I will look for a different brand next time. Very disappointed.

There is a lot to like with these cups. First off, they look nice. Next, they are biodegradable paper, rather than styrofoam, but the design both insulates your drink and protects your hands from burns.The champagne color (a.k.a. - beige) is a nice, soft color. The cups three layer design works great to provide a non-leaking interior cup, surrounded by an insulating layer and finally, a layer providing even more insulation, but also providing a good gripping surface.The lids fit well and the stirrers come in handy for the coffee drinkers. We got these for an upcoming family reunion. In the past, we have found that children often pour themselves a full cup of soda, take a couple of sips and run off to play forgetting all about their drink -- or where they put it down. That ends up with a lot of wasted soda. These smaller cups and the bright colors, we hope, will alleviate some of that problem.The cups do not leak, they are easy to hold, the lids hold tight and don't leak. What's not to like?

As an old guy with health issues and limited mobility, I use a lot of disposable products to keep my life as simple as possible. With cups, I generally use styrofoam ones, though recently I tried some cheap paper coffee cups, like those you would get at a gas station at 3 am. These cups though really are the gold standard compared to those other disposable ones. The cups are durable and well made. The lids actually fit well. With the ribbing, there is no need for the extra sleeves that often slide right off of cheap paper cups. The stirrers are a nice little extra touch. And these cups are much easier on the environment than styrofoam ones.One significant thing to note though is the price. I can get styrofoam cups for eleven cents each. The poor quality paper cups I tried cost thirty four cents apiece. These cups go for forty one cents each. If you can, these cups are the way to go. If you need a less costly option, then styrofoam may be your best bet. The lower quality paper cups are just not worth it in my opinion. They are too flimsy. The tops are hard to put on. And you need the extra sleeve to even pick up a cup filled with hot liquid but the sleeves often slip down. Get the best if you can afford it. Go for the cheapest if you need to. Skip the junk in the middle if you can.

These are great. My whole family liked them. We have our YETI'S for everyday BUT somedays you do have to do disposable. I should have bought more for the price I got these at. They are very sturdy and you definitely could refill them before the paper gets soggy.