What is the sippy spout?
1071783
In the product description pic, it's the green mouthpiece. The adapter is the black ring that allows you to use the sippy spout on a Kleen Kanteen (vs an Avent baby bottle). Hope that helps!
1071784
The sippy spout is the green part in the picture. Originally Kleen kanteen designed this black screw on top to go with Advent brand sippy spouts. The sippy spout snaps into black cap and then the whole unit threads onto the Kleen Kanteen kids bottle. They have since changed their model. This top is for the original bottle and you'll need to purchase the green mouth piece separately. For the record we have both old and new models. Both kids like this model better.
1153365
I think it's supposed to be a spill proof spout. I don't use it because I needed my sons liquids to just flow so he learns to drink properly with the spout stopping the flow. HTH
158481
There is no spout. You have to unscrew the lid and open the whole thing. Once the red lid is unscrewed, the silver mesh lid stays on.
55759
There's no spout, it's just the wide mouthed rim of the bottle. The part that touches your mouth is glass but the cap itself is plastic
780166
Yes, that's the reason I bought it. However it is not a sipper spout. You must pour it into cup.
1470207
That little cap you mean? That is for added leak protection when transporting the cup. You take it out to drink. When the spouts are new they take a little "breaking in" first. Pinch it a few times and also let some of the air out every so often. Hope that helps!
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 :)
143332
This has an in straw valve but doesn't take as much suction effort like the munchkin straws. Any warm liquids usually expands and spills out of this sippy cup.
2180512
These are the hard spouts. I have them and we put them on our little ones nalgene bottle. They're great.
2177762
I'm looking for the same thing. I found replacement spouts on the munchkin.com website. They are $2.99 for a set of two (but you have to pay tax and shipping). I wish Amazon sold the replacements. It's cheaper to just buy the entire sippy cup on Amazon vs paying for shipping on the spouts though the website.
2065702
I'm sorry I bought this for my parents so I don't know off hand, but I'm assuming it has a drain spout.
2230437
They are different. I like the old sipsters better, but still a good product. No leaks!! It has a different internal valve.
1615942
There is no sipper lid. The cap/lid are two pieces. One has a wired mesh to hold the loose tea from coming out when drinking. The top lid is used to close the bottle. Easy to use, convenient, sturdy. I highly recommend this item. Hope this helps.
1541299
It's a pull up plastic spout on the top. Just pull up once and then twist cap on and off for use. We use this to fill up a more convenient counter top pour bottle.
101427
It is a pour spout. Not a large opening for drinking but a good sized one for adding ice and water.
318878
The top of the jug has a handle. So, where the picture shows the sipping spout is where the handle is located.
1126818
Yes, it DOES come with a "sippy" style top. The only other option available for these bottles is a screw on lid.