Re-Play Spill-Proof Sippy Cups for Toddlers - Kids Reusable 10 Oz Set of 3, Dishwasher & Microwave Safe, Made in USA, A True Blue

Nice and solid. Great product.

Bought these for my 20 month old, who likes to throw cups down while playing and they leak everywhere! We have had the hardest time finding cups that don’t leak! These cups haven’t leaked yet!

Durable. Washed well. Easy for toddler hold and use.

These are the most durable and leak-proof sippy cups I've found in my adventures with four kids. With just three pieces, they are reasonably easy to clean. I can just throw them in a diaper bag and not worry at all about them leaking. I had one finally get chewed through by its fourth owner, and had to toss a couple when they got lost until milk spoiled in them so badly I couldn't get the smell out even with baking soda and various soaks. But some of these have withstood six years of continuous use! The hard tip means it's not good as a very first sippy cup to transition a breastfed baby to--you'll want to start with a soft-tip cup, but as soon as they get the idea, these are the best go-to cups.

I bought these to have at my house for my grandson. I chose them because of good reviews and liked that they were made from recycled materials and came in a multi-pack.They are sturdy and simple - only 3 parts. The first time I used one, I put the rubber valve in the wrong way, but it was an easy fix. Leaking has only been a problem when I didn't screw the lid on well. They hold the right amount of liquid for around the house and the rough texture makes them easy to grip.They clean well. I hand wash the valves but put the cups and lids in the dishwasher top rack. No straws to clean, which is a bonus.

I just got these in today, but as soon as they got here, I opened and tested them out. I washed one by hand immediately and noticed how simple it is to take the pieces apart. I cleaned each of the three pieces to the cup, filled it with something to drink for my youngest. After putting the silicone piece back on and screwed the lid on, I turned it upside down and shook it. Nothing came out. I even dropped it from my hand accidentally on the tile floor and didn't notice anything spray out. 3 out of 4 things I was looking for already tested and my kid hasn't even touched it yet! (Easy washing/assembly, screw on lid, spill-proof = check, check, and check!) Now for the last test, "kid approval". She took to it right away. She already turned it upside down and tried letting it leaked all over the place but was denied! Win-win for parents!Would I recommend this cup? YES! YES! YES!Like I said, I just got the cup today, but if anything changes, I'm not afraid to change my review! We will see if it can out last the other cups I've tried (and there are A LOT)! Plus, a perk, they're made from recycled material! I think that's always a pro!

Are they completely leak proof? Yes, if you keep in the plastic thing under the lid. However, I bought these because my son likes to bang his sippy cup all over the place. (I bought the ones with the “bite and drink” nipple and the handles on the sides) anyway, so I needed sometime sturdier and better. I had several people suggest these. It makes me happy that they’re made in the USA and that they’re made from recycled materials. My son is just over 1, so he hasn’t quite figured out how to suck through a hard sippy cup, so I removed the plastic piece inside the lid that makes it leak proof. He can drink from it great and it’s not a problem unless he turns it upside down or shakes it. I have spots of juice on my floor now BUT he’s not soaking wet when he uses it (because he liked to bite his other one and let it waterfall out of his mouth lol) and his tray doesn’t get full of water, and the dog doesn’t get a pseudo bath. It’s a win-win-win situation. Easily cleaned in the dishwasher and just all around great!

My toddler transformed the habit of spilling into an art. If you handed him a container, he would promptly turn it upside down so he could watch the liquid splash onto the surface below so that he could then splash in it or roll around like a dog. The worst was when you’d here a foreboding “pop” from the other room... you just knew he had pried that lid off with his teeth and dumped the damn thing on his head. And then he’d cry because he was WET. My husband and I are triggered by that sound! But you can’t very well withhold fluids from your child, now can you?All I can say is that this product is one of the top 5 best purchases I’ve made this year. Hands-down. I will buy it for every 1-year-old birthday from here on out. The developers are deserving of nothing less than sainthood. Also, it’s made of recycled plastic, and as a family who is attempting to be plastic-free, this was a pretty good perk. THANK YOU!