20oz Skinny Tumbler Replacement Lids 3 Pack,2.75in Cup Mouth Compatible with YETI Rambler and More Tumbler Cups，Spill Proof Splash Resistant Silicone Sliding Covers.

Looks well made good but his lid does not fit the tumbler I have (10 0r 11 oz) still looking for one that fits or just the slider button.

Works as expected. Pretty much like original top. Quality is that like the original. Not a fan of cap thst slides back and forth. Hard to remove and clean it on the inside of it. I feel like I'm going to break it when removing it. I didn't read the instructions, but it's self explanatory. I'll see how long it holds up for now.

Perfect fit. Very happy.

It fits

These were just what I was looking for. I had purchased a water bottle at a craft show and lost the cap. I was able to purchase these online at Amazon for half the price it would be to purchase from the person I had bought the water bottle from.

When they worked, they were OK. They sealed tight enough to slow a leak down if the tumbler tipped over. They didn't leak down your chin or anything as you took a drink as some other lids are reported as doing. However, I have two issues - one minor, one major.Minor issue - they are hard to get clean. My wife drinks coffee from her tumbler. The rubber stoppers (big and little) started to discolor. I tried soaking them in bleach, but the bleach couldn't get to the part that was discolored. If you even think about taking them apart, they'll break.Major issue - they break, and they break very, very easily.* First one broke within a couple weeks. We thought it might have been because we were washing it in the dishwasher (in the silverware basket).* Second lid lasted about a month. Not sure what happened. We took the lid off, put the lid and the tumbler in the sink to be washed, and when we went to do the dishes a few minutes later, it was broken. Folks, we are not rough on our cups, I promise you. My wife is VERY gentle. She loves her tumbler and babies it.* Third one broke after just a little over 6 weeks. My wife hand washed the lid, put it in the dish drain, and when I went to make her coffee, the little stopper slide was broken off! Third lid, same breaking point on the little slide stopper.I'm entirely not sure why the last one broke (actually, I'm not entirely sure why any of them broke), but it did break two days after I took the lid apart to clean the rubber stoppers. Please understand that not cleaning them was not an option. It was getting dirty, and I was concerned that mold might set in. We have a bunch of water bottles and tumblers, and we take all of their rubber seals out on a regular basis to bleach them and clean them and the lid thoroughly. We've done this for years. I am very careful and have never - and I mean never - had any of our other lids break from this process. Not one. Not even the lids that share a nearly identical design to these. But these? They break if you look at them wrong.

Fit perfectly on the skinny cups

I bought a tall skinny tumbler from a farmers marker and she told me that these were the specific lids to buy for replacements. The lid sealed completely and I was able to tip the cup upside down without anything spilling out. I think these honestly seal better than the original lid my cup came with.