SunCraft Stainless Steel BPA-free Cups with Silicone Sippy Lids & Grip (8oz, Pack of 4)

I like that these can just go in the dishwasher, although I do hand wash the tops and grips. The stainless steel cup can be used for years after a child outgrows the sippy top. No worries about plastic chemicals or other chemicals/metals found in some insulated products. The covers take a bit of getting use to, but are easy enough to put on after the first few uses. Overlap the covers with the grip to keep them in place. Liquid will leak if the cover is pressed on a surface. So best to only use with water unless sitting in a high chair or at a table. One lid tore, and the seller immediately sent replacements. Would definitely buy again.

These are absolutely amazing!! My kids love them, and I’ve researched that they don’t detect lead or any nasty stuff when lab tested as well, so that was big for our family, as well as no plastic. DON’T listen to the reviews about the tops being hard to put on, I have no idea what they’re talking about, I got them on first try. If you have a basic level of dexterity, you can easily do it too. No instructions needed, it’s pretty basic stuff Thank you SunZio! We love your sippy cups

Love these cups to transition my 6month from a bottle. They are smaller and more lightweight than other non-plastic cups allowing her to be able to lift and control them, the silicone grips help her hold on and the elephant tops are leak proof when placed correctly, which I found very easy to do. The only issue I had, was the red elephant was leaking because the cross cut slit wasn’t tight enough to stop the water from coming out. I contacted the company as soon as I noticed it, and they agreed to send me a replacement and a few more lids. I’ve only had these for a few days so I can’t speak to durability, but they look sturdy and I know they are plastic free which is a must for me.

Love the elephant head and grip. A metal cup makes a nice change over plastic. However the size is not as big as I would have expecting, but that was my fault. I do find it a little difficult and concerning about putting the lid stretching the silicone rubber over the metal cup brings concerns of tipping it trying to put the top on. The tight fit helps to make a great seal around the cup. However, what annoyed me the most was an accidental drop from less than 2 ft from the ground and the lid came off spilling everywhere. I also have concerns about the longevity of the lid. I was looking for something with more ease of use, no fear of spillage while sealing. Due to size and insecurities, if container is turned upside down or on its side it will leak depending on how much air has been sucked out of cup. In my opinion it's definitely not worth the cost of purchase. I would consider less than $10.

I love that these are metal and can be put in the dishwasher but the lids are so hard to get on. They’re also not easy to travel with as there is no lid. However, my baby was able to easily figure out how to drink from this cup.