How wide are these straws?
1530456
I thought they would be wider. Hard to give you a dimension but they are skinnier than I expected. They are serving their purpose.
1530457
They are almost as wide as McDonalds straws but definitely bigger than normal straws. I think they make them a little wider than normal straws to support the little spoon on the end.
1530458
Not super wide. Scoop area is 1/2" wide and the straw part is almost 1/4", but a little less.
1530459
They seem to be normal straw width. The spoon part is probably 1/2 inch wide.
1530460
These straws are similar to a slurpy straw. Just slightly larger than 1/4" but not quite 1/2".
1530461
The straws are about the same width as mcdonalds large straws, they work great with shaved ice and probably would work with milk shakes.
1530462
I didn't get it and I also ordered the machine and I didn't get it �didn't even have a number 2 call dem after they send the message saying I receive it
147745
i got them for the same exact thing! they fit... not too wide, but are a bit short, the straw only sticks up a little over half an inch above the lid. i ended up getting a set that was 12" long on amazon. they are "almost" too wide, but fit well. let's see if i can find a link for you. yay! http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CBAPMR8/ref=pe_385040_121528360_TE_dp_1
2230043
They are 3" X 1 3/4" X 5" H (with lid). I have not had a problem with them leaking and I've been using these in my kids' lunches for a couple years. Do I double check them? Of course. The straws do get stretched out but even at that, I've only bought replacement straws one time. And, for the record, they are BPA free, as stated on the Rubbermaid website: http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?Prod_ID=RP091206#BVQAWidgetID
471920
The straws are a smaller width than 3/8". I would estimate the width to be closer to 5/8". These straws are the same straws sold with the plastic cups that have a screw on lid and that come with a straw.
471919
I would say they are more like 5/16 from outside to outside of - just a little thinner that 3/8". And they fit my (just a little less than a 1/4" shorter than the green straw that came with it) insulated clear starbucks cup and also a set of 6 double wall insulated plastic clear colored cups I purchased at Sams Club. They were perfect for a replacement straw for both style of cups and came very quick.
1622316
I bought them for my daughter, and she loves them. I can't remember how wide they are, sorry.
519147
I guess that will depend on the tumblers you are using. But these straws aren't much wider that the regular plastic ones you can get at the store.
2171178
About a 1/4". Just a little bit smaller than your average plastic straw. We used them for a thick-ish egg nog and they worked great.
1832014
Yes, the straws are only 1/4 inch wide so they will easily fit in a 3/8 inch hold.
2209515
Not wide. It's the size of an espresso spoon. I'd estimate about 2/3 the size of a standard teaspoon. My small kids love them.
1383301
The opening is 7/16 inch, the straws that come with it are quite wide. I use stainless steel straws and they are quite a bit narrower than the opening.
1396270
They are the length of a regular straw that bends - however long they are. I love them.
2171179
I'm not sure of the exact diameter, but I would say they are on the small side. They are the same as the bendy straws you can buy in packages at the grocery store. Much smaller than say McDonald's straws if that helps.
871876
These are 10 inches long, but not very wide. I doubt they would work well with frozen drinks as things might get stuck in the straw. Great for clear liquids though.
263339
Standard diameter straws .25 inches with a various length of 11 - 13 inches depending on how much you pull. Same exact product as Extra Long Flexible Straw 24 Pack: 960 Total Straws by Dynamic only different quantity and packaging.
225893
the opening measures 1/4 inch. They are only just a little bit bigger than a normal straw.
437220
10 1/4" that extends to 12 1/2" when expanded in length. Diameter is a little less than a straw from McDonalds