Does the mug have a top opening that can fit a straw? Like a flip top or wide hole?
935747
This travel mug's drink hole is oblong, like a flattened football, and it's about a quarter-inch at its widest, which is big enough for a regular straw. It has a rotating stopper that pops into place to cover the drink and vent holes just by turning it--a very simple design that works.
935748
Yes. A standard straw fits fine. I tried a thicker, heavy-walled straw that came with another cup, but it didn't quite fit. The larger-diameter straws like you get from some fast-food restaurants might be a little big but, having thin walls, you could squeeze them in no problem.
935749
Yes, there are two holes in the top, one a vent and the other larger football shaped to drink from that can fit a straw. There is a rotating slide that covers the holes.
935750
It has a wide hole that is covered by a pivoting piece of plastic for when you want the mug closed.
147744
I have a 16 oz Starbucks travel mug and the straw does not fit in the drinking hole and other than that it sticks out 1-1/2".
1518589
No it is only a straw cup the flip n' sip is that the top closes over the straw for travel
1066005
This particular cup does not, it's a hard spout. I think they make a version with a straw though.
1631879
No straw, you just flip open the top and drink out of it like a disposable water bottle. I love mine!
498870
Yes, a straw will fit into the drinking slot on this mug. The mug will keep coffee hot for about an hour and I use it daily.
317218
Get the WIDE mouth one with the flip lid and straw kit. This way you can use it for hot and cold with a straw for cold and sipping.
2021898
This does not have a straw but there is a hole on the cover and one can drink from it.
1536149
No straw can go through the opening. The lid could be manipulated to make the hole a bit bigger, but you would have to do that.
1767770
I put a 7-5/8" straw in the hole and it fits, however, it's a little to short to sip the coffee out. You will need a longer straw to draw out the liquid. When drinking and the top is pushed back it does hang over the edge of the cup and it snaps and locks in place. Hope this helps you!
1268217
I don't know about the straws. The lid for the 70 oz mug has a flip top that allows you to drink out of it without spilling. The only thing I have found that could use a slight improvement is that the lid can be a little hard to tighten properly. If you don't get it tight enough some liquid can leak around the threading, and the sip hole will not line up properly with the handle.
1558026
No the cap is not a flip-top, and it will leak if the mug tips over. The top has a hole in it for drinking, but in that area the lip of the cap is taller to help keep the liquid from easily spilling if it is slightly tilted. If you need something spill proof then it's not your mug, but it is a awesome mug if you need one. I hope this helps.
1735421
The handle is 1 inch wide the opening is 1/2 inch wide. This mug you if the drink opening is securely shut (I've not checked this more than once and was I sorry!) will hang upside down for hours without leaking. It is a wonderful mug. I have one and both daughters have one. Keeps things HOT for longer than any other I've had. Hope this helps.
1815070
The opening that you drink from is *just* wide enough to also support a straw, but it has to be a tall straw, and it can't be the hard plastic kind; to fit, it has to push oblong just the tiniest bit. That said, I usually get a tall straw when I refill at QT or Racetrac, and that works fine.
1631880
no straw, it just has a flip lid that snaps in place over a hole similar to the size of the hole in water bottles that store bought water comes in. also does not leak when snapped closed
1283757
The lid screws on. There is an flap that comes up and a hole where the drink comes through and yes, you can put a straw through it.
1536148
There is not a straw hole. There is a mouth hole (sounds wrong), that if you had a flexible straw it could squeeze in. But would not fit tight. These cups are great they were made for ships. They never tip over, unless you whack it with something. Hope this helps