Hydrapeak Voyager 40 Oz Stainless Steel Tumbler with Handle, Insulated Water Bottle With Straw & Lid, Cupholder Friendly Reusable Travel Mug (White)

So first, this cup is an awesome alt to name brand. Keeps water super cold for respectable amount of time, dishwasher safe, and almost 100% spill proof. There is a rubber seal around the straw that allows just the amount of water inside the straw to come out when completely flipped over. The lid is also very spill proof and sealed with a rubber ring- it pushes on, does not screw in. I have a horrible habit of knocking my cup over and this was exactly what I needed. It’s also 40oz (bonus points for fitting in my car cup holder) so it’s an upgrade from my “mythical arctic creature” tumbler. That being said, after about 5 months of knocking this cup off of tables the straw finally snapped in half. Other tumbler straws do work, but I went to the company’s site and emailed them a photo and asked if it was possible to get a replacement straw and they sent it in about 3 days. That customer service is the reason for this review. Love being able to not have to buy a whole new cup and add waste to a landfill for an easy fix. Worth a note with how rough i am on this cup that the outside is not scratched or dented in anyplace and doesn’t have dishwasher heat discoloration like some of my other cups.

This is a great item it keeps the ice cold water for at least 12 hours or more It’s easy to clean ease to use the right size and it fits in the cup holder in the car and truck , nice design comfortable handle it’s Easy to carry I wish it had a cover for the straw

I love that I can travel with this cup without fear of any spills. I can sip or drink straight from the straw - which folds down, so it keeps clean. (There is also a notch to use for pulling the straw up - again no need to touch it with dirty hands. A hygienic design!) I can keep water cold for hours!!! The size is so handy as it's not too big, and I have a decent amount of water for my days. Get it to help you stay hydrated. I love this beautiful color and look to get some more in other colors. Btw, even after dropping it a few times, it still works and there're no scratches.

So I've had the mug over a year now (15 months according to my Amazon shopping history). I used to rely on a 50 oz mug that was able to make use of 3 cans of soda and about 16 oz of a prepared "ice chunk" (fake ice balls encased in normal ice, helps with keeping cold and controlling dilution). Yes, I know, it's labeled 50 oz, but it can hold slightly more. That was to hold me over my entire work shift doing deliveries for a restaurant. It was inconvenient when, or even if I could, refill my mug. So three cans was a good amount. To skip a long story, I'll say I've gone through various cupholders/mugs and ended up relying on this 40 oz mug. Now I only use 2 cans of soda with slightly less ice. I still do deliveries, but not for a restaurant anymore, the situation is different. I now have a small cooler bag with spare ice chunk and soda cans to replace whenever I need. Plus, more often than not, 3 cans would end up wasting quite a bit as it would become too diluted with water or too flat if I drink too slowly. On to the actual review of the mug. I'm not fond of using a straw with my mugs. Using a straw means you're drinking from the bottom, leaving the top to constantly dilute soda with ice. Don't know when it started, but I prefer ever so slightly diluted soda and controlling it by sipping from the top. So, I replaced the lid (and straw) that came with the mug, using a pop-in lid that has a magnetic spout cover (a non-branded version of what Yeti offers). which I bought and used with my previous mugs. The lid is actually loose if you just use it as is, so I had to add a 3" rubber band under the gasket. Anything smaller is really hard to put on/take off the band and anything larger is slightly too thick to makes it hard to put on/take off the lid from the mug. The 3" one stretches just thin enough to fit and secure the lid. I also drilled a tiny little hole into the lid. It's designed to be spill proof... perhaps a bit too well. When the magnetic cover is closed too long, just enough pressure builds up that sprays any soda close to the spout when I move it. With the added hole, it's no longer technically leak proof, but for all intents and purposes, it's good enough. Lid: https://a.co/d/h1RCyPe - I know, it's no longer available, but shouldn't be too hard to find something that matches. Bands: https://a.co/d/498H5iB - Having a pack helps so you can use another while leaving any just washed, to dry off. Having multiple colors helps if you're like me and want to cycle through them in some sort of order (OCD-ish). The handle attaches via two screws that have little rubber plugs to cover them. The plugs have both come off and forever disappeared now. The top one in particular never seemed like it fit flush, always slightly poking up at one spot. Currently debating whether or not to melt some hot glue into the hole and smoothing it out just so I don't have to feel the edge of the holes for the screws. The bottom rubber pad was a huge plus when I got the mug, as I had to add/cut/trim rubber pads to other mugs to avoid the clanking it would make when I put it on a table with a hard surface. However, for a while now, it started feeling loose. I thought it was just the middle part because I could feel it move slightly when I press there. But, just before deciding to make this review, half the pad lifts off with little effort. So, now I have to get some adhesive cleaner to clean the pad and bottom of the mug to add new adhesive and resecure the pad. For my last point, I'll talk about the physical size, particularly the narrower bottom. In the cupholder of my car, the mug is slightly too small. Whenever I hit a bump or pothole, it clanks with the hard plastic that makes up the center console of my car and very top lip of the cupholder (the rest of the holder is slightly softer). There are aftermarket liners for the cupholders, but now the mug is too tight. In fact, the mug doesn't even reach the bottom when I put it in. It stops about about two thirds or even just halfway. Two of the liners I tried using would completely pop out of the cupholders, stuck to the mug. The third/current liner is still tight, but luckily, designed with a bit of an under lip to catch the lip of the cupholder so it stays in, even if it is still a little hard to use with the mug.

I love the cup and company. First of all ,barely any spills when it falls . I hook it on to everything when I’m on the go with 3 kids . Shopping cart , stroller , no cup holder needed. My biggest pro about this company is when my handle broke for my cup I was able to contact them and get a replacement fast and easy . I will forever be loyal to hydrapeak . I am super happy with my purchase . Great investment for my health , helped increase my water intake cause it holds a good amount of water and keeps it freezing cold !

I owned a cream beige one that I lost. I was so happy to find this one in pink. I love the open handle; it’s leak proof; light weight. Great value for money! It’s a little hard for me to pull open but that’s the only negative thing about this tumbler

Keeps my drink cold. I often use the same ice for a couple of days.

I had this cup two years and used it several times a week. The cup is lighter weight than some competitors, so once filled with water it's a little less cumbersome to carry. Its design makes it spill resistant. I only had water in it and am accustomed to not having ice but my water never was never too warm to drink. The cup has 3 weak points: 1. The straw's length and material strength are such that if you drop it at the right angle, it can break, and at the time that happened to me, straw replacements were expensive and the company not so great to work with. 2. The seal that holds the straw tightly in place molds over time and I have yet to figure out how to remove the black spots (yes, I removed and disinfected them) 3. The handle broke off, which was a major selling point for me. It leaves 4 small holes in the cup at the attachment point. Overall this is a decent cup and the price isn't bad, but if I buy a replacement, it will not be another Hydrapeak Voyager.

I purchased this as a gift and I took it out to inspect it and I’m glad I did. The bottom is dented and pinched so it doesn’t sit flat on any surfaces it just wobbles and there’s scratches all over it like someone it it with a knife. Im really disappointed

I bought this for my girlfriend well over a year ago and it is still going strong she uses it every day will hold ice cubes for days with a melting

Es Perfecto, no se derrama el agua, la temperatura se mantiene muy bien, fácil de manejar ya que cabe perfectamente en los portavasos, color lavanda hermoso. Mi favorito.

Anders als der StCup, ist dieser hier Bleifrei! - Getränke bleiben trotzdem länger kalt, als beim Konkurrenten - Reinigung ist einfach, da keine Ritzen o.ä. an die man schlecht kommt - Silikonlippe im Deckel für Strohalm sorgt für so gut wie kein Auslaufen, auch wenns mal etwas geschüttelt wird - Allgemein sehr dicht verschlossen, durch Gummiriemen am Deckel - Farbe trotz täglicher und längerer Nutzung , wie am ersten Tag (auch keine Kratzer) Alles in allem und vor allem Preis/Leistung , ist dieser einer der besten 3 Marken, die nicht nur mMn grundlos gehyped werden.

The handle obviously didn't last, haven't had it very long, so that's disappointing