How hard is the spout on this cup?
2020273
Hard plastic. It is not like a nipple top for babies just learning, it's hard. My son started it at 9 months and is now 14 months and it's the only kind of cup we use because they don't leak!
2020274
It's a hard plastic spout, not like some of the softer spouts I've seen out there (like Playtex First Sipster Spill-Proof Cup). I also thought the spout on this was too small and short, so that my 15 month old daughter has to work extra hard to get liquid out of there. I would go with the Playtex First Sipster that has handles and a softer spout.
2020275
My son started using these around 12 months old. They are fairly easy to suck liquids out of. If you are on the last size nipples in a bottle and your baby can suck it without a problem than they shouldn't struggle with these cups.
966822
Yes. It's a soft spout so it's relatively easy. But the holes are vertical (so it'll be somewhat spill proof) so it takes some learning from the baby.
1281674
About 14 oz. fit comfortably. That fills it to where the bottom of the spout sits.
2271074
It is quite easy. The top cap is two pieces that separates. I use a brush to clean the cup and the top.
55758
There is no spout, once you remove the lid it is only glass touching your mouth. This is why there is no spout, to avoid the plastickyness :)
1242016
I think its pretty hard. I have noticed a few scratches around the spout after numerous times through the dishwasher, but I still think it holds up pretty well against kids biting on it.
481664
The inside is metal with a teflon like coating, and the spout is just a hole in this bottom. The plastic lever sticking out is the one you push to get water to be released into your cup. Hope this helps.
1699377
The spigot looks like a very hard plastic. It certainly is not stainless steel. But the plastic is very tough!
698199
It's a little bigger than a softball. Maybe 5 inches in diameter with a 2in spout? Plus or minus 1 inch.
66407
The plastic portion is very sturdy however a child could possibly tear the rubber spout off if gnawed on long enough, then you may have a chocking hazard. Don't mistaken this for a sippy cup.
35781
The hard plastic spout is fine, 1" long and 3/4" diameter. I have no problems with the water bottle.
398812
The spout itself is metal. The hose that connects it is reinforced, flexible vinyl, plastic or whatever.
926553
No, it's a pretty sturdy cup, I just tried to tip it over when half full and it didn't. We had this cup for about a year and never noticed it tipping over.
1460288
The drinking spout on this water bottle is about half an inch in diameter. I can clean mine easily.
1903065
No, they are very durable and hard, very similar to the store-bought spouts. Hope that helps.
292722
Not hard at all. There are side handles just below the lid handles which makes it very easy to carry. I'm very happy with this product.
702661
It's actually hard plastic. You should know, however, that Viking has stopped making this machine, so it may not be available for purchase. Also, this machine is LOUD when it's brewing the coffee.