Can this be used if hooked to a belt or pants loop and would I need a longer straw?
260249
I wouldn't think it is designed to be used as belt system. I either tie mine to a pack or put it in the hydration pocket within the pack. It is to long to put on the belt...it would flap against your leg and most like be very inconvenient. That is my two bits!
575913
amazon sells a fuel belt wedge clip bottle that has a hook that slides on the belt great. doesn't really go in the loops though. I think the loops are for the gel packs.
126850
I don't know what a TERVIS straw is, but this brush will fit through a standard size straw. I tried it on a 'hospital bendy' type straw, inch diameter, with the accordion style at the bend, and it worked perfectly The diameter of the brush at the bristles is about &#8540; inch. The bristles flex just enough to allow it to go through the straw, and firm enough to clean inside. If you have a straw with a larger diameter than &#8540; inch, it may not be as effective. I used a postage stamp sized piece of cloth or a piece of cotton to bulk up the brush. (The cloth was better, no cotton to pick out of the bristles) This is a great set of brushes.
2006017
You can remove the little tray at the bottom that holds the straws, but the rod would stay in place just hanging there. You could either cut the rod out or take it to the hardware store and ask them to find you a little bolt that is threaded the same to use in place of the rod.
562238
I would say yes, but haven't tried with a straw. There is not a specific opening for a straw.
892029
I wouldn't think so. The "spout" has an approx 3/4" diameter - so it would have to be a fairly think straw. I suppose it might be possible to add a rubber gasket of some kind to make it work, or even make you own smaller hole in the lid - but I'm not sure that would be worth the effort? Hope that helps.
2181018
The clip is barely 2" long, but the belt loop is over 2" wide so the belt should fit through it with no problem
1231663
It's not really designed for that but the straw is wide enough. That said it has a spring, not just a pump action so it could get clogged.
1665507
It depends on which straws you are talking about, but I would say no, they are narrower than a regular straw. Also, no, I doubt they will reach the bottom of that jar. Think of them as designed for use by a child, and you won't be disappointed.
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.
2263124
A drinking straw would be to large. I found a small rubber tube like they use for oxygen in the hospital, the part that goes around your head may work if you remove the cup part of the unit, it is removable for cleaning just insert the tube into the end of the unit it will work, the only problem is will your bag hold the seal. Hope this helps you, good luck.
1820557
No sir. If anything, it IS the straw. However, if you're handy I'm quite certain you could add a hose for added distance requirements.
623521
Just tested...yes, snug but it slides with a normal size straw. I would imagine a large straw like McDonald's uses would not.
1646128
I don't think the belt loops would fit large belts. The (inside) length of the loops is around 1.5"
952178
The loop is 2-1/2 " wide, but is stiff plastic and sewn at both ends, so a thick 2-1/4" belt could be tight. The item itself is rather stiff so easy to unsnap.
1994374
You are in luck. Even with the cap on, it's barely 5 and a half inches high. Of course you will have to do without the straw.
112558
The hole is shaped like a diamond and is 3/8" x 1/4". It would be hard to fit a rigid straw in the hole as it is, but as the other poster mentioned, you could expand the hole relatively easily.