Libbey Polaris Tumbler and Rocks Glass Cups Set, Smoke Hue Mixed Drink Glasses with Straight Lines, Lead-Free, Drinkware Set of 16 for all Beverages

These glasses are so nice, they have a nice feel and weight to the bottom, and the two styles are perfect for various uses including cocktails like mojitos (tall) and manhattans (short). They look distinguished and not cheap, dishwasher safe and I just love the look of them! I ditched all my mix and match glasses and even bought a second set as backups - the only feedback I have is they are thin above the base and break easily - already lost 3, but worth it. I keep the second set in the box and pull from there when they break.

Nicer than the photos, I think. Not too heavy, just right. Very sturdy. I am really happy with these! Highly recommend. Easy to hold.

Perfect sizes. Nicely weighted bottoms make them feel like they won't tip with ease. The glass is perfectly clear, without imperfections, and looks great with my table settings. The lines of the glass are clean and simple, making them easy to clean and use comfortably.

I replaced all my glasses with these, and they’re so much better quality and far nicer to look at than my previous boring glasses. Thick enough to not break easily, but not so thick that they feel weird.

Overall, I really like these Cabos glasses a lot --- but I don't LUVVVVV them, and I really thought I would (judging from the photos). Pros: Aesthetics: I love the unique shape! We have a Spanish/Mexican home decor and these fit perfectly. They are similar to my much more expensive authentic Mexican hand-blown vintage bubble glassware we purchased 25+ years ago, but with a bit of a more modern vibe. Sadly, over the years most of our Mexican glassware set has cracked or broken, so I wanted a replacement -- but something a bit less expensive in case they broke (we have lots of kids and guests going in and out of the house). Price: These are nice looking glasses for the relatively low price you pay. You get 8 larger glasses and 8 rocks glasses for around $18-$23! Sturdy: Though we've had them for just a short time, we've already put them through several dishwasher loads. They have come out unscathed. Despite the lighter weight (see CONS, below), they seem pretty sturdy/durable so far. --- Cons: Too Short! These glasses need to be at least 1/2" taller. It's my own fault for not reading the dimension details before purchasing: it clearly states the glasses are 5.8" in ht. I should have measured my other glasses to compare! The Cabos glasses look more like juice glasses to me, rather than a cooler or ice tea glass (which is what I wanted). They look a bit child-like in my husband's large hands (6'4, 220lb), and he hasn't been using them. He says they are just too small. He prefers a larger glass (16+ oz). The rocks glasses, on the other hand, look perfect in size, ---but yeah, the tumblers are just a bit too small. These glasses look larger in the photos than they do in real life. Also, the bottoms of the glasses are NOT as thick as they look in the photos (though they are a heavier wt bottom and give the glass a nice weight in your hand). Again, the glass itself feels a bit light --- hard to explain: in other words the glass without the "bottom" feels light; however, the actual bottom thickness of the glass feels heavy. More on this, below. I wish they were heavier: Compared to my Mexican bubble glassware, the Cabos glasses almost feel like acrylic drinkware. They feel very light weight to me. It's not that they are made of "thin glass" -- the glass seems medium in thickness, but the actual weight of them seems very light, despite the slightly heavier bottom. Luckily, none have broken in the dishwasher (but one did arrive with a thin fracture line). ---- Note: Due to the inverted V shape of these glasses (narrow top, wider base), kids and seniors may have a hard time holding the tumblers, esp if their hands are wet or or the glass becomes sweaty (this glass sweats a lot when you have ice in it!), as the glasses can slide down the hand very easily if your grip isn't tight. When I hold these glasses, I use my pinky as a "rest" for the bottom of the glass, as I grip the glass. Overall, considering the great price, if you are looking for a cooler glass that is attractive, looks a bit more unique, has a cool beachy/mexican/tropical style, etc, the Libbey Cabos is ideal! On the other hand, if you are looking for a taller type "ice tea" or cooler glass, or want a heavier feeling glass, you may want to consider other styles. I am going to try the Libbey "Vibe" which is from their restaurant line. It's a similar type of shape to the Cabos (but it tapers a bit at the bottom compared to the Cabos). Vibe is said to be taller. I hope it's heavier, too.

Awesome quality and very durable. I have dropped glasses several times onto the floor and not a single one has broken. Must buy

Libbey comes through again with a nice product at a reasonable price. Good weight on the bottom yet still sleek. Perfect sizes. Highly recommend!

Classy looking, pretty sturdy and not top heavy at all.

Super low price for such nice glasses. Had them about 2 months now and they are holding up well.

Good size, easy to hold, seem made well.

I just replaced our glassware with these and was throughly impressed with the weight and quality of these glasses! They look super bougie and you would definitely think they were a lot more expensive than they are! Very happy with the colour and thickness of the glass

It’s really heavy which I wouldn’t mind that much but you can tell the quality is kinda low. The bottom is uneven, higher on one side than the other. When looking from the top, the rim is seriously thick. Will do the job I guess but was definitely expecting higher quality

Great quality, nice design, looks expensive