Do you have to take the lid off to drink from it? or how is it a sippy cup?
938410
You drink through the red lid, which has a sliding door opening like a coffee mug.
938411
no you do not have to take the lid off, it is like a tervis with a sliding sippy cup hole
938412
Lids stays on to drink. Very similar to lid of a coffe thermos/ travel mug.
1226108
You just nuzzle it into the cup... for unknown reasons, sometimes it nuzzles in and off easier than others. But I always get it "into" (on) and off. Still LOVE this mug! There is no "guard" to slide -- the drinking hole is there always, so if you have too much liquid inside, it can "spit" at you... =)
323901
The sipping lid has air flow and drink holes. There is a separate lid that screws on to close the mug.
981631
yes you can drink directly from thermos when you completely remove the inner lid, but I prefer to pour it into lid to drink.
509541
I use it driving all the time but it doesn't have any mechanism for opening, it's a screw on top. So you have to remove the top to drink, but because it's a tall slim mug, the opening isn't so big that it spills easily. Hope that helps
1009987
You can drink out of it like a sippy cup, no straw needed, but it is not leakproof. It helps in the spilling amount, more so with the straw.
1848354
it does not come with a lid. It has a valve inside that helps with spillage somewhat, but not 100%. Honestly it's really hard to drink from it and my son cannot do it by himself (he's almost a year old). The top is too hard, so I wouldn't recommend this sippy.
1750483
it's a screw off top. not very easy to drink out of, but the lid doubles as a small cup.
519474
No its a push button to open the lid to sip from. Best seal-able coffee cup, but a pain to clean.
1202949
You tip it like a normal cup. I love that because there's no straw to bit down on or something. when you hold it, your forefinger presses down on a button that opens a small spout that you drink out of. It's easy to control so no spills, etc. No little pieces to try to keep clean, no straw to have to keep track of. it's the best water bottle i've ever used. I talked my husband into getting one and he loves it too.
636935
There is an insert inside the sippy lid---if is inserted correctly--it is leakproof!!!!I have plenty of experience with my grandchildren.
1096551
No. It sits on top of the cup and then you take it off to drink. Like they said, just the small hole for the steam/pressure.
1700877
No not really. It'll leak a little if knocked over when straw is in place. I take it on the go without the straw in place. You can either take the straw separate or leave it behind & just drink straight from the top with the lid off. If you buy this product you won't be disappointed, it's the most used thing in my kitchen. I LOVE IT!
866608
The whole top comes off. That said, part of that top is hinged so you can open and drink. Keeps things very hot or cold.
928793
It is a screw top lid that you open and pour. The top of the Thermos comes off and can be used as a cup. It is quite secure, but cannot be used to "sip" while you are driving.
434025
It does not leak from the seals, though there is nothing stopping the liquid from coming out of the sip hole if it were tipped over. It keeps the liquid very hot for a long time, it is easy to sip from though. I sip test it without scalding my mouth. I've really enjoyed just about everything about the mug so far.
1040018
The lid is hinged on the thermos bottle and has a latch that holds the lid open when you are drinking, if you want to use it. I hope that answers your question.