Takeya Originals Bottle Replacement Lid, Spout, Steel

Love the universal fit and the substantial quality. No leaks, very tough, solid big handle and the perfect sized opening to contain the ice. Great work.

Fits the Thermoflask from Costco perfectly and saved us from having to buy a whole new bottle. Seems good quality.

It fits and easy to use. Replace old top it had a bad smell and the new one made it seem like new.

The media could not be loaded. My husband has had this water bottle for about 6-7 years. It has fallen off roofs, rolled under cars and more. Like any waterbottle the plastic lids usually fail This lid fits the old bottle and is cheaper than replacing the whole bottle. Very satisfied and now my husband doesn't have to worry about leaking! He also loves how he can use the chug spout so he doesn't accidently spill water all over himself.

I bought this to replace the broken sports cap on my Swig Savvy 40ozSwig Savvy 40 Oz Stainless Steel Insulated Water Bottle Wide Mouth BPA Free with Interchangeable Caps, Leak-proof Sports cap Great for Gym, & Coffee Lid Great for Travel Coffee Mug. (Black, 1 Pack)The diameters of the caps match, but the Swig Savvy is just tad larger in height. It still fits the bottle, but there will be a slight gap between the bottle and the cap if you use it. It shouldn't make a difference because it doesn't affect the seal.This cap also feels a lot sturdier and better constructed than the one that came with the swig savvy.If you're looking to put this on a wide mouth hydro flask I just tested it on my fathers and it seems to be a perfect fit.It's a great cap, but I'm knocking a star off because $13.48 for a cap is a little pricey.

Fits my Takeya 18 oz bottle perfectly. I prefer this style because it doesn’t leak, but it’s easily opened to drink. I start every morning with hot coffee and switch to cold water at lunch. These caps perform and never break

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This should earn a 4.5.Yeah there are a couple cons, however the pros outweigh it completely. And the cons can be mostly avoided.I Bought a number of these last summer. I use them continuously, both for work and adventuring. (We travel, hike and adventure a lot)So far, they have held up really well. (Out of the 5-6 caps I bought, my very active 13yr old managed to break the handle on only the one he takes to school every day, cap still works fine)As for practical, super nice not having to unscrew the whole top to drink out of your 32-64oz flask. (Risking your ice slamming into your upper lip). That alone should rate these a five!!!So about that con. Yes using these tops can compromise how long your flask keeps your ice frozen. Or drinks cold. And yes they can sweat. However, the easy fix to this is, just store your flask in your bag, with the original insulated cap. Then Switch to the Takeya spout, when you are ready to use that flask. I feel like during use, you actually extend the ice life. Because you aren't taking the whole lid off every time you drink. (letting in the heat)When you finish, top your flask with the original cap, and toss it back in your bag, and switch your TAKEYA SPOUT to the next flask.(Or, in my case, I refill from my 64oz flasks, that I keep in the backpack or wagon)