Do these straws have a ridge so you can't pull it through the lid?
1944673
Yes, they do. You have to unscrew the lid to get the straw out. I like that because I cannot lose the straw easily.
1944674
Hi. No ridge. They have a rubber donut that is movable but keeps the straw so it can not be pulled through lid. I really Like these a lot.
23194
you can remove the straw from the lid, but the bite valve is built into the lid so you cant use the straw by itself with the lid on.
1367330
NO. However, see if 7/11 is putting out their aluminum straws this year. They are way better. These are small.
1352739
Yes there is a place for a straw. I just just us the sipping hole when I have the lid on it.
2221720
Yes, they do not leak at the rim, but they will leak through the straw hole.
1536147
No I'm sorry you can not get a straw through the opening, it is more of a slit on top rather then a hole as an opening ~ Trish
1624628
Yes. Just out of the actual drinking holes, not from around the lid. These are best for drinking at the table or high chair.
578176
There is no cover for the straw but they really don't leak as long as you have the parts all together correctly. These are the best as far as no leaks, but they seem pretty hard to suck to me, but my kids (ages 1,2, and 3) don't seem to have an issue with it. I've tried a lot of cups and these are my favorite.
1610441
Mine did, but I understand some do not. In any event, I had lots of very long straws that fitted in the lid from very large drinks I had purchased in the past while travelling on the road which were available at various convenience stores.
871874
No, they aren't quite wide enough for a thick drink; they're only slightly wider than a regular straw.
342606
My straws I just received have the stoppers about 3.5" from the bottom, they can not be moved.
712154
Original ones have a narrow rectangular opening. "Straw-Tek" ones have the amazing straw-insertion technology of the diamond-shaped opening. I was under the impression that they had switched from the original design to exclusively make the ones with the opening that a plastic straw can fit through but have not confirmed this.
1294549
That is exactly what they are. The two I got have a slot on the side of the lid with a tiny little vent hole on the other side. It's big enough for a straw, but small enough that you don't dribble if you drink directly from the cup.
967815
Yes! I drink my super thick smoothies through these straws with no problem at all. I love them!!!
160124
They do not leak one bit. The lids are sturdy. They are not straws but openings and are large and perfect for smoothies.
2241902
Mine are bent so they are easy to use! I love them because I felt wasteful using plastic straws all the time. The grandkids will think they are cool, too.
2190828
It has a screw-on lid that has a rubber-type (silicone?) gasket. The gasket has grooves in it that the liquid comes through, but only when there is sucking. You know it's tight enough just by tightening it all the way-it doesn't click or anything. They really are great, though-no straws to deal with when you're on the go!