I see a hole in the lid. Does it spin to close or does it leak out everywhere?
1685853
They have no way of closing off the hole. They will leak out unless sitting up.
1685854
it doesn't close completely. I wasn't impressed with mine, they both sweat and 1 drips when you drink from it.
1685855
It doesn't spin to close. It will leak if tipped over. It works for my needs, but may not for you if you need something that doesn't leak. I always use a straw as I only use it for cold beverages...not a coffee drinker. It doesn't tip easily, and the handle helps keep it stable and easy to hang on to.
1685856
I've never had one of these leak. The top presses on, it's not a screw on lid. I've found the screw on lids often very hard to turn. I was looking for the larger size when I ordered these, which is what I used to use, so haven't used these as much.
1685857
The lid opening does not close at all. If you tip it over fluid will eventually run out. With a straw in place, it takes longer. They are pretty stable and I haven't tipped mine yet. Car has a holder it sits in.
1685858
Lid snaps on tight. There are 2 openings on lid - one in middle of lid is a hole for straws and the other near side of lid is for drinking out of. If it tips over, yes it will spill some. I don't believe it's designed to be a travel mug.
62520
As long as you close it all the way it does not leak. Sometimes you have to move the lid a little to get it to close all the way.
602895
It's not the blender lid, it flips open and has a little hole to drink from. It hasn't ever leaked but then again I've never been very rough with it. It closes by pressing the lid down, so it's not hard to work.
1406405
It's a screw top lid and closes pretty tightly. I've not had any problems with things such as spilling or leaking. It's pretty darn secure! Same goes for the lids on the inner tray. They snap into place and I haven't ever had them loosen or spill/leak contents. Even after getting tossed around in a gym bag.
1028866
its been a while since i had this but i believe it should just twist/pull/pop right off. i dont remember the lid being an issue for me.
1429603
No there is a hole in the top where the straw goes. I think "leakproof" refers to the seal around the edge of the jar, not the entire lid.
1369269
I shouldn't leak at all if you have the lid snapped on firmly and the little vent hole cover snapped into place. It's a rubbery lid that seals pretty tightly and takes some effort to sort of "peel" it back off the cup when you are ready to eat. I've never had any spillage in my fancy tote bag I haul lunch in.
544031
This is not typical. I have 3 of these and the lid closes very tightly. The plastic snap on cap snaps down hard and tight! So tight that it can be hard to open the white snap cap. As far as the entire "lid" it screw on very tightly as well, no leaks! I would send it back. I can close mine and shake and its very secure!
1530843
It has a locking lid. I have laid mine down and dropped it and it did not leak.
1429600
no, there is a hole in the top. it is leak proof along the edge, allow the user to drink out of it like a travel mug. if you want something totally leak proof just use a normal mason jar lid.
533151
no there should be no water coming out. check to make sure the rubber seal is secure under the snap on lid and make sure you have it secured with the metal pin that locks into the semi round bar that goes across the top of the lid it should have a little resistance in order to completly lock it in. but mine has run for a year with no leaks.
1691193
I personally haven't had any leaks. I think one of the reasons is that if you install the handle, it is very difficult to really crank down on the lid. I leave off the handle and seal them. Then place the handles in a baggy for later movement.
2003149
The lid does not have an open and close hole. However, it is designed so that it would not spill much.
925276
Sometimes the seal can be a bit loose. Once it came off and stuck to the plastic lid. Have you looked inside to check?
638157
The lid snaps down and should not leak. (Haven't tried it, though a bucket with guck in it shouldn't tip over.)
887708
Mine doesn't leak at all, but I have not turned it upside down to test this. I don't think that the lid creates a real tight seal because the spigot does not ever quit running smoothly so air is getting in somewhere.
1982888
I have held mine upside down without any leaking. If you manage to somehow press the button while turning it upside down, it will pour out.