how long is this straw?
1851311
A tidge longer than 9". It is not straight but has slight bend about 3" down much like plastic straws are able to do so that you can angle the straw toward your mouth. I love this straw more now than when I wrote the review and use it all the time. I'm just a straw person!
1851312
~9 inches total. 6 inches from bottom to the bend, and 3 inches from the bend to the top.
1851313
@roadrunner--it's about 9 inches long. I would also suggest buying the little cleaning brush. Hope this helps:)
1851314
They are 9" long. They are fantastic straws. I tried the medal ones and they froze my lips and teeth. These are great and easy to clean. I just wash them in the dishwasher.
1851315
The straw measures 9". I might also add they are very sturdy. I put them in the dishwasher with tale wear and have actually dropped them without breakage or chips.
1851316
Thank you for your quick response! I was looking for something other than plastic to drink my green smoothies and more importantly my flavored water with my doTERRA Essential Oils. Some of the oils you can't put in plastic containers or use plastic straws. After reading the bad flavor reviews on the stainless steel straws, I decided to try the glass ones! I too am a straw person. Not sure how I have never heard of glass straws before! Can't wait to get some! Thanks again for your reply!
1851317
It is a total of 9 inches long. At the 6 inch mark it is bent at an angle, just like a regular straw would be that bends at an angle. I really like this straw.
350132
I would say it takes a standard 1/4" straw - not the larger smoothie straw.
464314
Hi, I bought the one of 20 oz and it is 8.75 in tall without the straw. I hope it helps you.
2283631
They extend out making them about 2 inches longer. The straw is about 10 inches long and extends past 12 inches
979942
The straws are pretty wide. Outside measures at about 1/2 inch and the inside is about 3/8th inch. Also the are very flexible if that matters.
1849712
It's about 18-24 inches long...however, the water WILL NOT run through it since it has a design flaw. The neck of the water bottle portion is too long and hits the bottom of the dish part and water won't run through it. I just threw mine away because 30 days had passed before I used it and they would not take it back. Be careful!!! I actually bought one at the local pet store -- more money, but it does work great.
225897
I measured 1/4" at the opening. There is a little ridge about an inch from one end ( to keep the straw from pulling out)
1538130
Nearly 10.5" and are made to fit the opening in the lid. I use 9" disposable straws so I don't have to wash the straws that come with this cup, and these straws work just fine. Hope this helps.
1306568
8.5" measured end-to-end, without taking into account the bend of the straw.
635093
Bottle Brush is 14 inches from end to end (of bristles) and the straw brush is 10.5 inches with 8.5 inches available to enter the straw.
519843
They are 6 inches long to the curve. The curved part is about 2 1/2 inches long. I use these straws in mason jars and the length is perfect. I have also used these straws in a metal container that is used for making milkshakes at restaurants and the straw works perfectly.
1274489
The whole straw is 8 1/2 inches long. The bend starts 2 inches form the tip the bend itself is about 3/4 inches. From the end of the bend the straw is 5 3/4 inches.
1241283
about 60". Not long enough in my opinion. I, honestly, can't recommend the product. It broke immediately when I turned the water on.
719431
9 inches. The first time I ordered them it was a thicker straw. the second time i got less thicker starws if that makes any sense. i use the thicker ones. my girlfriend likes the less thicker ones. so pay attention to the thickness
1488624
They are the length of a typical straw. However I don't use them. I try to reduce plastic use as much as possible. I buy straws made from corn.
96253
Approximately 10 in long and the brush is about 2 in. I use them to clean my plastic straws and they work great but you do have to use it from both ends of the straw. Hope this helps.
715960
I just measured mine and 9" straws would be just a little too long. 9" would be slightly under the metal lip.