Does it have a 'sip' type lid, or is it just wide open when you drink out of it?
336302
It's just wide open. However, when the filter is screwed on, the angle is designed so it's very easy to sip.
336303
It is not a sip type lid, it is wide open... So, if you want it for travel, it is not designed for drinking on the go because you need both hands to unscrew and open it (hold lid and container separately) plus you have to be still to take a drink, otherwise you'll be covered in hot tea very easily.
336304
I doesn't have a 'sip' type lid, it is just wide open when you drink from it. It is easier to drink from if you keep the sieve part on, which is how I almost always drink from it. I just unscrew the lid and drink through the sieve, even if I am using a tea bag.Hope this helps.
1084778
It's a press-on lid with a rubber gasket. It's really tight. However, it still leaks through the top because the drinking hole is not completely sealed when closed. It's just a spin closure.
1113672
If you mean a sippy lid, it is. It is not spill proof, only a few drips will come out at a time.
587842
You push a button on the side of the top section and the lid pops up. You then drink from a hole at the top of the bottle. It is simple to open with one hand, easy to drink from and it doesn't leak. I love mine.
317215
Yes there's a lid you can purchase to replace the one that comes on it that's more suitable for drinking. But I would not recommend you drink out of the wide mouth
509542
No mechanism. It has a 2 screw tops. One that seals it and another with a mesh screen filter built in. I have used it for coffee and cocoa with out spilling, but it is like drinking out of a cup. Once you take off the top screw top, it is pretty much open (with messh), but the contents (drink) sits about 1/2" - 1" below the rim.
928793
It is a screw top lid that you open and pour. The top of the Thermos comes off and can be used as a cup. It is quite secure, but cannot be used to "sip" while you are driving.
2117271
no, the lid does not open. the liquid is in a capsule so that children can pretend they are pouring tea but nothing actually comes out so they can't spill anything.
2223263
These have an always open sipping lip at the outer edge. The only complaint I have about this design is that if the tab sticking out is aligned exactly with the handle, the cup must be turned slightly inward to sip with out spilling.
1541787
There is only one opening, it is suitable for a straw or for sipping. There is a 1mm pinhole that allows air through when you are drinking. The lid will prevent spilling when walking with the container in hand, or driving, or on a bike, but it does not seal the container or allow you to invert it.
1403315
It has a fold out spout, but you will need to lift it and tilt your head back to drink from it. It has no straw.
196825
It does not, but the lid it comes with has an opening to drink from so it's just as good
582137
The lid is a screw top. It also has a slide to open/close to drink from. Inside is plastic. Keeps liquid warm up to 4hr if hot when poured.
594774
The lid is a threaded. It is leak proof when closed and takes about two full turns to get good flow of liquid to be able to drink.
828231
Yes. You can drink or sip from it without the lid, but you would be doing so from the full 3" opening as you would from a regular drinking cup.
1924603
It's a sippy lid. It leaks though. Every time I would take a drink the wine would run down the front of it. Wouldn't recommend it.
594147
The top is open but screws into the lid of a Takeya pitcher. I already had some of the pitchers(which are wonderful)so I thought I would give the infuser a try. I was not disappointed! It is wonderful.