Can I bend this straw to an angle to make drinking easier ?
2029011
No. These cannot be bent. There are other straws that come bent, but these are rigid.
2029012
No, they are rigid, but they have detailing on them that looks like a bendy straw.
36771
no... there's a small hole for air to get in while you drink from a (pretty generous) slit near the edge. The flow of liquid is pretty good so that shouldn't be a problem. You may be able to fit a straw in it, but not a big one.The thing I hated was - the lids didn't seal properly so it was always like drinking from a dribble glass. The ALL did it too, so it wasn't just one bad lid. I ended up returning them...
1183330
Yes, definitely. Naturally, you need to be aware of the temperature of the drink, but this would be true with any straw.
2088344
Nope. The handle is all metal, kind of like a strong hollow tube. I can't imagine it bending at all. It is covered in a thin layer of rubbery plastic from the end to about an inch before where the handle meets the scoop. I like that it doesn't go all the way to the scoop because it could get dirty and be a pain to keep clean otherwise.
343957
Good question.. Yes, you can and that is a good idea. With the straw it actually makes a weird sound, but without it you don't have that. So it's actually better without the straw.
719629
Yes, however I have had some trouble using it, its set at an angle and makes it a little awkward.
812367
I have no experience attempting to bend it, but I imagine that you could bend it. It wouldn't be easy to bend and it would be even less easy to unbend.
343955
I just tried it and yes it seems to work without the straw by tilting it :)
1536145
I'm guessing you could put a straw in where you would drink from, however, it would probably have to be flattened a bit as the slit is not that big. hope this helped
1062390
Yes. You twist the top part and the straw retracts to keep liquid from spilling out.
2234081
I am always amused when someone indicates that the straws are "too long" as though that were a problem. The top section is a bendable/accordion style flexibility. It is certainly easier to cut off whatever length you need to from the bottom, then it would be to try to add to the length of the straw. Really, would you expect a long straw to be short when you're looking for a long straw
939643
I think so. The current straw fits snuggly, so if you position it up from the bottom it does not slide back down.
963503
Yes, the soaker hose can bend. You can lay it out straight, in a curve, or in a circle.
562238
I would say yes, but haven't tried with a straw. There is not a specific opening for a straw.
1796361
Yes, there is a clear straight straw that attaches to the inside of the cap which then opens to the flip up straw. It doesn't bend like on the camelbak.
1272179
Hold the cup with the handle slightly angled to the left, and turn counterclockwise (to your right). That should snap it into place. Not too much effort needed.
1766844
No, the stainless steel is a fairly heavy gauge and would require quite a bit of force to bend. Even the small funnel is quite strong.