IRON °FLASKCo-Pilot Insulated Mug w/Straw & Flip Cap Lids - Cup Holder Bottle for Hot, Cold Drink - Leak-Proof - Water, Coffee Portable Travel Mug - Rose Gold, 40 Oz

I love my tumbler! The color is what I wanted, just like online. It is easy to clean, no stains so far. I have had it for about two months. Keeps my water cold, ice lasts all day (I use the large 2 in cubes). I have knocked it over twice with the lid made for the straw and no leaks. I purchased this at a discount. Great value for the money, it comes with two lids and two straws. The straws are soft, not flimsy. Recommend this product.

Got deent price (much cheaper than the "popular" brand version) on the first one (pink). I liked it so much I had to come back and grab a 2nd one (yellow), and got even better price on that.I got 32 ounce size on both. As pic shows, each comes with 2 straws, a lid to use with straw, which is a screw on, solid lid. (Other brands have lid that looks cheap, like the lid from sour cream or somethinhg). It also comes with a flip top lid for use without straw, like with coffee or other hot drinks. Both lids screw on and are very secure. If you close tightly, it's almost impossible for it to come loose. It keeps my water cold a long time. It's wide enough to get my hand all the way to the bottom inside for cleaning it, which is a great feature. Even water bottles can get funky, so glad I can clean more completely. While it is wide enough for cleaning, it's not top heavy enough to easily tip. And the bottom is narrow enough to fit in most cup holders.Great design, and excellent features and quality. I very highly recommend this mug / bottle and would absolutely buy this brand again.

These are great cups for a very reasonable price. They keep the content temperature content for a long period of time. I still had ice in my cup for at least two days. They come with two tops, one for coffee sipping and one made for straws and are very leak resistant. The straws are heavier duty and long. The tapered bottom fits in most cupholders. I have bought a number of these for family and friends.

The cup itself is perfect, drinks stay cold ALL day, the color is so pretty and the handle is secure. This has been through the dishwasher as well as hand washed and there is no chipping or fading. The only negative thing I can say is the straws are weak and Crack easily.

Disclaimer - I haven't tried the straw lid yet, just the flip cap lid. This is a great tumbler. It fits in the cup holder, truly doesn't leak, keeps drinks cold (particularly if it was cold to begin with or has some ice in the first drink of the day), and the color I got (Aurora) is so pretty. I'm even going to buy another one to keep one at work and one at home. I do have one problem with it. It's a righty mug, and I'm a lefty. It seems like such a silly thing, but it makes a difference! Because I'm a lefty, I usually lift my mug with my left hand, which also allows me to drink my water while I'm working. But to now have to drink with my right hand means I have to stop what I'm doing. It's so silly but it interrupts my flow! (And no, you can't just screw on the cap differently to make it a lefty mug.) Luckily this is solved just by not using the handle while I'm at my desk, but it is a minor annoyance. Not enough to keep me from buying another, though!

Iron Flask is a great company overall and produces great quality products. These Co-pilot 40oz cups are a favorite of mine! I have purchased many of their water bottles over the years for the kids to take to school and for the hubby and I to take to work. We will continue to come back and purchase more. The ice water stays cold all day, fit in our cup holders in the car and clean easily. We love the many lid options that come with each cup and multiple straws. Great product and highly recommend!

IN LOVE WITH THIS MUG. Beautiful, solid, keeps stuff cold, easy to hold and carry around even a whopping 40 oz, makes me drink a million x more water. Doesn’t leak easily, unless you truly turn it upside down. A great bargain!!!!!!

I bought this mug to replace a 50 oz Reduce mug I had used for almost 6 years. The reason was just because I was tired of dealing with the plastic bands that are part of the handle.I prefer the wider, not-so-tall size of the Reduce mug, but I was willing to give this a try.Does it keep iced soda as cold and for as long as the Reduce mug? I don’t know, I haven’t tested how long it lasts, but it at least lasts long enough for my actual usage. So it’s fine.The handle is a little thinner than the other mug, but it seems enough for me to “just get used to it.” So far, it doesn’t seem uncomfortable.The black coating does look nice, but it’s already getting scratched by a plastic cup holder. So that is pretty disappointing.But worst part is the lid.Having used Bubba Kegs in the past, I’ve since grown to hate flip top lids. It’s a nightmare to clean around the hinge (where the flip top meets the lid). Sure, maybe you can get to the visible parts with a brush or a toothpick, but the not-so-visible part requires you to remove the flip portion to clean inside where the hing sits. I was able to bend the lid for the Bubba Kegs to pop out those pieces, but the Iron Flask lids doesn’t appear to allow it.While I understand the flip top needs to be snug to avoid popping open and spewing the liquid all over the place if the mug falls over, it’s far too snug for me to open with one hand while I’m trying to drive. The only option there is to leave it partially or completely open, which defeats the whole “leakproof” objective.Compared to the generic lids I have for the Reduce mug, either the opening or the vents are smaller. This means it pours more slowly and takes longer for me to get a decent “gulp” done. Not a big deal at home, but a different story when I’m doing delivery work. I’d rather finish drinking sooner than later.Similarly, due to the design on the inside, it catches my fake ice (balls of plastic with freezable liquid inside) too easily, which then blocks the flow… slowing it down even more.I had attempted to reuse the generic magnetic lid from the older mug, but it’s a press in friction type, not twist on. While I could insert the lid with minimal effort, trying to remove it was a different story. My hands are still sore from the effort.I found, ordered and received a mug that is the same size as the Reduce mug, just without the plastic band. The problem is that I’ve also been going through multiple expandable cup holders for my car to hold a 50 oz mug. The third one, which was ordered as the same time as that new mug is the shortest, allows the mug to sit the lowest and the top doesn’t wobble like the other two. But it doesn’t fit the newest mug. Holder expands to 4.8” while the mug is 5”. Seems like such a small difference, but while I can get the mug past the top of the arms, it won’t sit flat and the arms are bending quite a bit. Since they’re plastic, they’ll eventually break if I force it.So then, there’s why I have to settle for this Iron Flask mug… cause it’s the only one that fits the cup holder.Maybe if the folks that made this mug are reading this, how about a lid that fits (twist on), but uses the magnetic sliding stopper? Easier to clean, easier to use and fits.