Did they disintegrate too quickly or was the quality and durability good?
2033206
Served them at a shower - they sat in milkshakes all afternoon and people drank out of them for other drinks and they were fine.
2033207
i thought the quality was good however they are paper straws so they do tend to "get wet" not like plastic straws
2033208
I didn't use them for beverages, I made marshmallow pops. But, my one year old chewed on them forever and they held up to that
101865
Have only had mine for about three months. Good quality. They are stored out of the elements for the winter months.
533053
Not sure what you mean by quality. It would help to know what you want to use them for. I used mine for a children's cooking class. We made jelly and after it had cooled to (warmer than) room temperature, we put the jelly in to containers to take home. No problems with that. I would use them for a condiments, leftovers, etc.
2198997
They are well built not flimsy at all. Overall the quality is good. I have had mine for one month, I use them really frequently...
1040552
I've owned one like these before. There are on the lighter end being plastic. Which makes them very fast. They are pretty durable. I won't practice them over cement. But it you where to slam them on any other surface you won't need to worry about them cracking. I enjoyed the ones I had. They're almost as fast as he fake styrofoam ones with the plastic tube inside. There very easy you us. Hope this helps
661555
Yes. I think they are very durable. As good as at something you wound spend $30 on.
1983296
I didn't think they felt cheap at all. I thought they looked and felt like professional quality. I've had mine since June 2014, so about 6 months with no issues. Now granted I've basically plugged them in and left them. They get switched occasionally from game system to game system, but nothing like the wear a DJ would probably put on them so I can't give an informed response if they'd hold up. It seems like they would if they were treated with normal care.
1287283
As long as you store it properly without folding or crushing, I think they will last for years. Very similar to the ones I grew up with and lasted 3 to 5 years with mild use.
548611
I have really liked mine. Much better quality than the cheaper ones they replaced. I've had them over 6 months now.
1438624
They seem physically durable. However, they disconnected a lot, and had to be manually set up again each time as if for the first time. I returned mine thinking they were defective, but the replacements had the same problem.
988408
The durability of these should be good, but it depends on how you use and/or handle them. If you are rough with them by pulling them off your head abruptly, the elasticity could make them lose grip over time. If you are gentle with them, they can last a lifetime. I hope this helps.
258863
They are middle to low quality. They work great, and if you are just using it for fun and to mess around they are perfect. But honestly the quality compared to what you CAN get is very lackuluster, and would suggest some good quality studio pair instead.
1375975
They are hit or miss. Some last just as long as Duracells, but for the most part, they do last long at all.
253322
Well, I've had them over a month in a studio workshop, pretty active area, and they're still like new. I use a damp mop to go over them once or twice a week. Made from recycled tires, so they're pretty tough and solid. Time will tell, but so far I'm happy with them.
2040157
I still have a few from over a year ago. Although I haven't tasted them, they still look the same, and my guess is, that due to the hard nature of the sugar, and the fact that they are decorations, you don't have to worry about them disintegrating any time soon! :)
1682527
To be honest im not sure, they most definately are not meant to be handled roughly. It did fall of the self once& remained in tack.
1054600
I bought a case of these awhile back for some speedball and woods ball. They were very nice balls but not amazing high quality. My gun shoots around 20bps and I think I had maybe 2 breaks in the case.