Zak Designs Blippi Kelso Toddler Cups For Travel or At Home, 15oz 2-Pack Durable Plastic Sippy Cups With Leak-Proof Design is Perfect For Kids (Blippi)

I very much like these cups. See through, so you can tell what's in them and how far gone it may be. They are heavier, so, my kiddos was less likely to hold it with their front teeth. It's been dropped so many times and it does scuff (it is plastic, after all). The patterns are fun, they like to twist it around and tell me who all the princesses are.In terms of seal...yes and no. Sometimes I have no issue, sometimes it'll be on its side and it'll leak. Nothing different about how I twisted it or if it's loose or not. It will pressurize, so, leave juice in it overnight and it'll start coming out the top.I like how much it holds. I feel like I'm filling it up less often than other sippy cups.

Very easy to clean. We have 4 of these cups at home and really like them. My son uses them as his milk cup at daycare. He started using them around 14 months old. I may not recommend them as a 1st cup though as you need to bite the straw a bit for the liquid to come through, which is a little tricky to grasp for little ones and 1st time straw users. Overall great cup though!

My toddler loves these Zak cups! We have three of the regular plastic ones and one stainless steel, and they’re in heavy rotation at our house. The design is adorable, and the cups are genuinely leak-proof under normal use, I’d even say they’re nearly unbreakable. My little one has a habit of throwing them on the floor (on purpose!), and they still look brand new.That said, toddlers are resourceful if I’m not looking, he sometimes flips the cup upside down on his high chair tray and somehow gets a little water to leak out and make a mess. Still, compared to most toddler cups, these are by far the best we’ve tried.Highly recommend for durability, cuteness, and peace of mind!

These are extremely leak-proof in terms of tipping and dropping, but they leak as they warm up. If you put cold liquid in and let it warm up from ambient temperature, you'll eventually see water sitting on top of the lid. After time, it'll run down the side. I don't understand why this happens since it should be able to vent and equalize pressure. I call them micro-slits, but there may be another term for it. Either way, a micro-slit exists in the straw itself and on the lid in the rubber area next to the straw. This is how they made it leak-proof while still letting air in/out. Overall, we're very happy with these. Easy to assemble, disassemble, and clean. I like the large straw diameter for cleaning too. I'd give them a 4.5 out of 5.

Does your toddler have an arm? Might make it into the drafts next year? You might need this cup. Our almost 2 year old who likes to throw things as hard as he can, and often succeeds in testing the durability of all objects within his grasp- decided to hurl this over the side of the second story balcony, thus smashing his cup against the concrete by the pool below. This picture is after its journey to the beyond. It lives! Wondering what cup to get? This one is crash test approved. 🤘🏼

We love these for our 18mo. They are some of the few cups we can use for nearly any drink because they are easy to clean and the straw is wide enough even for smoothies. They don’t leak if tipped over either. Our toddler likes to test out durability by hitting his stuff on the ground and these have passed many trials!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:We have consistently bought these cups again and again. They are consistently leak-proof compared to other options on the market and come in the cutest designs! They hold up in the dishwasher and being thrown around by your toddler. Value for money:These aren’t the least expensive option available, but they are worth the purchase!

I bought these cups for my 2 year old to use as a no-spill milk and juice cup. The pros are that it’s easy to clean and doesn’t leak but the most annoying downside is that you are forced to waste so much liquid. The straw maybe hits a half inch from the bottom - which annoys my toddler to the next level that there is still milk or juice left in the cup and he has no way to get to it. Also, the bottom part of the straw has a mind of its own and likes to fall out or tilt to the side with the slightly bang. If you want a cheap, leak-proof cup for water this would be okay but I don’t recommend for anything else.