Set of 16 Reusable Stainless Steel Straws with Travel Case Cleaning Brush Silicone Tips Eco Friendly Extra Long Metal Straws Drinking for 20 24 30 oz Tumbler

StrawExpert 16 Pack Black Reusable Metal Straws with Silicone Tip & Travel Case & Cleaning Brush,Long Stainless Steel Straws Drinking Straw for 20 and 30 oz Tumbler...and my thoughts.I got these as a gift for someone who, with the exception of milk, water, and beer, thinks it is necessary to have a straw. "Oh, did you bring me a straw???"The tips are great and stay put very well, but are hard to get off. That is good, however, because you really do not want them slipping off. And they are of good quality.The straws being of different lengths and types -- straight, bent, long, short -- are perfect. They work with a soda can, Iced coffees and energy drinks, tea bottles, and whatever else you can fit them into. To drink, that is.The black stainless steel is beautiful and makes you think the drink is colder. Or hotter. Either way, they are great!The brushes are perfect and work really well. No argument there.The pouch is nice if you need to use it. It may be better for traveling but I do not know that many people who need to travel with straws. Yet.I recommend this and say it is very giftable! I cannot think of anyone who would not enjoy this set of straws.

Perfect for Eco-Friendly Living!I absolutely love the StrawExpert Set of 16 Reusable Stainless Steel Straws! They are exactly what I was looking for to reduce my plastic waste. The set comes with a variety of sizes, making it perfect for all kinds of drinks—smoothies, iced coffee, or even a tall glass of water. The straws are super sturdy and high-quality, and I love that they're made of stainless steel, so I don't have to worry about them breaking or getting worn out like plastic straws.The included cleaning brush is a huge bonus—it makes it easy to keep everything neat and hygienic. Plus, they come in a compact, eco-friendly case that I can take with me on the go. These straws are a game-changer, and I feel great about using them every day. Highly recommend this set to anyone looking to make a sustainable switch!

I only really began caring about having straws at home when I started making my own iced coffee -- chugging that like a soda was a less than satisfying experience. Paper straws were doing the trick -- though most of those eventually found their way into my daughter's creative exploits.But, between not wanting to buy paper straws all the time, being a little more enviro-conscious, and seeing that re-usable sets had become pretty darn cheap, much easier to maintain and overall more hygienic -- I decided to try these out. And wow, why doesn't everyone have a set.Here are what the I see as the bonuses of this item in particular:1) Number of straws -- getting 16 straws of this quality stainless steel as this price is amazing. Also, even if you are entertaining (moderate sized dinner), this set has got you covered ... the different colored nubs and sizes and angles allow you to mix and match, which to me is kinda nice. Also, if you are having a larger gathering or have a big household or want 8 of each type, well, 20$ for 32 straws is still a deal.2) Cleanliness -- many other sets come with plastic nubs as well, but I like that these are tubular as opposed to narrowed or filter-shaped. This ensures I can use the supplied pipe cleaner if needed, but also makes me feel like it's way less likely that these tips will collect bacteria, grime or other gross stuff. I also soak the tips in groups of 4 in dishsoapy water after use.3) Ease of use -- getting the tips on and off is pretty easy, easy enough for my 5 year old to handle. I kept the little bag in my utensil drawer as it helps keep the straws organized, but store the tips in another tiny Tupperware as they are hard to remove from the provided sack.Only a couple of issues, but not really downsides:a) straws in the dishwasher -- depending on how your utensil section is set up, finding a spot might require a little finagling. in a carrier type, you'll have to place the angles down and lean them properly, and with the straight ones, kinda wedge them into the checkered openings -- this, to ensure they don't fall through to the bottom of the washer. Might be easier with the "flat rack at the top" dishwashers, aside from the angled straws.b) the rubber nubs (after using the same 4 for a few weeks) seem to be getting a bit looser, just a bit. I can see maybe needing to replace them after a year or so. But given that we've only been using the same 4 tips, we'll just move on to the others if these get too loose. As they become loose, btw, it's more likely that a child (not really an adult) might be able to move the tip and then expose the metal, while not uncomfy to sip through, might not be so pleasant if a child starts gnawing on it, etc.overall, at the price for the quality and quantity, along with ease of use -- would highly recommend.

I’m very the sizes and shapes of the straws. They last forever! The silicone tips are a great extra as u can color match with your cups and mugs :)

This has an excellent assortment of straws!

Very good quality. Can be used for hot and cold drinks. Very good price for so many good quality straws. Easy to clean. Cleaning brushes included

My teeth started feeling chipped-ish and I really think it was from the stanley straws!! I don't "carefully place straw in mouth." I pull cup to mouth and find straw, like we all do.I took the tips off of these and if you pinch, put in stanley straw opening, then release, the rubber expands PERFECTLY to fit the straw. And I tell you what, my theory seems to fit. I haven't had ANY "thin teeth area" discoveries and they stay nice and secure, but removie for easy cleaning. Perfect thickness. PERFECT seal (no leaks at straw), doesn't fall out from bad fit. I'm never looking back. Ordering more now for rainy dayneeds, in case these stop being sold.