IRON FLASK Co-Pilot Insulated Mug w Straw Flip Cap Lids - Cup Holder Bottle for Hot Cold Drink

Beautiful color. I also bought it in pink. Practically spill-proof. The straw does deteriorate, but I’m a biter. I wash by hand so I don’t know how it holds up in the dishwasher. I do wash the lid and straw in the machine. Just barely fits in the cupholders in my car. Great size for the price. Keeps my drink cold all day. Love it. Just as good as Yeti or Stanley for $15. Read more

I love this cup. I have used it everyday since the day I bought, almost a year ago. This cup keeps ice cold for several days. I have dropped it, knocked it off tables and it has rolled around on my floorboard. I have had very little leakage when I’ve had an accident with it. It is sturdy , stylish and a great product that does what it says it does. I recommend this product to everyone looking for a great everyday , travel, work, home and cruising cup. Read more

Very good mug. It hold ice all day and keeps my drinks cold even if I don't use ice. It is durable and leak proof. Easy to clean. I use this mug everyday. I highly recommend. Read more

AMAZING CUP!!!! With ice, my drinks stay cold at least 24 hrs- I have the rings of ice for inside large tumblers and the biggest is almost always still in there the next night when I refresh it. Without ice but with cold drinks, 12-14 hours still cold, by 24 it's still cold, but not like it was fresh. Don't know about hot liquids yet since I mainly use it for work to drink water, but also use it out and about to. I've gotten lots of compliments on the color, and have told people where to find it. It has also lasted longer than other brand cups I have had when accidently dropped. It finally got tested last week when it fell from about 5' high and hit the hard floor. The only damage I saw was a small dent, but it didn't spill water everywhere, I use the straw style lid. It wasn't until I refilled it last night before work I noticed the lid was cracked and it wasn't closing the normal way. I reached out to their customer service and they are taking care of it and are absolutely amazing. All in all, it feels great in your hand and fits in the cup holder in your vehicle, and keeps your drinks cold if you prefer ice cold drinks! Read more

I got this to help keep my Mom hydrated. It keeps things cold for a long time. Easy to use and drink from. Has been knocked over by unsteady hands. The straw lid does leak when tipped over. The flip lid broke when it fell over. I was hoping the color would be brighter than it turned out to be. The purple one is very nice. The blue one is blander and darker. Not really a dark teal on the screen. I have other iron flask bottles that work really well, and don't leak. I like that they come with a variety of lids too. Very economical for the purchaser. This is a good contender for other popular brands, but I don't like that the straw lid leaks. Read more

I Love this product!! This is the second time I purchased! I love the two lids and straws that are included. Cold stays cold, hot stays hot always. I plan to purchase more to gift to for Christmas 😀. I received as described and on time delivery as promised. They also have stylish colors thaty first one color changes with temperature change! I recommend this mug! Read more

Keeps beverage cold, difficult to spill. Lids fit and go on easily. Easy to wash. I bought this for my 5 yo who wanted a Stanley. I use it often. Good size. Fits in car cup holder. Read more

I bought this mug to replace a 50 oz Reduce mug I had used for almost 6 years. The reason was just because I was tired of dealing with the plastic bands that are part of the handle. I prefer the wider, not-so-tall size of the Reduce mug, but I was willing to give this a try. Does it keep iced soda as cold and for as long as the Reduce mug? I don’t know, I haven’t tested how long it lasts, but it at least lasts long enough for my actual usage. So it’s fine. The handle is a little thinner than the other mug, but it seems enough for me to “just get used to it.” So far, it doesn’t seem uncomfortable. The black coating does look nice, but it’s already getting scratched by a plastic cup holder. So that is pretty disappointing. But worst part is the lid. Having used Bubba Kegs in the past, I’ve since grown to hate flip top lids. It’s a nightmare to clean around the hinge (where the flip top meets the lid). Sure, maybe you can get to the visible parts with a brush or a toothpick, but the not-so-visible part requires you to remove the flip portion to clean inside where the hing sits. I was able to bend the lid for the Bubba Kegs to pop out those pieces, but the Iron Flask lids doesn’t appear to allow it. While I understand the flip top needs to be snug to avoid popping open and spewing the liquid all over the place if the mug falls over, it’s far too snug for me to open with one hand while I’m trying to drive. The only option there is to leave it partially or completely open, which defeats the whole “leakproof” objective. Compared to the generic lids I have for the Reduce mug, either the opening or the vents are smaller. This means it pours more slowly and takes longer for me to get a decent “gulp” done. Not a big deal at home, but a different story when I’m doing delivery work. I’d rather finish drinking sooner than later. Similarly, due to the design on the inside, it catches my fake ice (balls of plastic with freezable liquid inside) too easily, which then blocks the flow… slowing it down even more. I had attempted to reuse the generic magnetic lid from the older mug, but it’s a press in friction type, not twist on. While I could insert the lid with minimal effort, trying to remove it was a different story. My hands are still sore from the effort. I found, ordered and received a mug that is the same size as the Reduce mug, just without the plastic band. The problem is that I’ve also been going through multiple expandable cup holders for my car to hold a 50 oz mug. The third one, which was ordered as the same time as that new mug is the shortest, allows the mug to sit the lowest and the top doesn’t wobble like the other two. But it doesn’t fit the newest mug. Holder expands to 4.8” while the mug is 5”. Seems like such a small difference, but while I can get the mug past the top of the arms, it won’t sit flat and the arms are bending quite a bit. Since they’re plastic, they’ll eventually break if I force it. So then, there’s why I have to settle for this Iron Flask mug… cause it’s the only one that fits the cup holder. Maybe if the folks that made this mug are reading this, how about a lid that fits (twist on), but uses the magnetic sliding stopper? Easier to clean, easier to use and fits. Read more