Glass Travel Mug | Shaker Bottle | Water Tumbler | Water Glasses | 20oz with Lid | Ultra Clear Glass | Non-Plastic - by Sun's Tea

I purchased 2 of these. The lid fits and has never leaked. It's glass so it's easy to clean and use which means the quality is good and will last.

Avoid. The bottle is fine. Glass is sturdy and cleans nicely. Shaker is an appropriate shape and gauge so that it fully incorporates vitamin/protein powder. However, the is already starting to degrade after about three weeks of use. We don't even own a dish washer, so this bottle is handled very gently, washed by hand. Too expensive to be falling apart this quickly. Thing will be useless shortly. Might try to glue it in place? Not sure. Apparently there's a 6 month warranty, and ofc I can go through the hassle of returning this water bottle, but they know I'm not likely to have the time or willpower to pursue this. But I will write reviews. Hope that helps save somebody some money.

I love these! I bought these travel mugs because I was looking for something to take to work that was also easy to care for. I previously had the double wall tumbler mug (it unfortunately got knocked off the counter and broke), but these are just as good! They don’t feel as heavy, but are still good quality. I got two so I’ll always have one available, even if one is in the dishwasher! I’ve always preferred to drink out of glass because it doesn’t affect the flavor of the drink you put in. Glass doesn’t stain and it’s easy to tell when it’s been scrubbed sufficiently. These are my favorite travel tumblers I’ve ever come across. Each glass has a wide mouth, which makes it easy to fill, ice cubes fit, and is so much easier to clean than other travel mugs. The lids twist on and seal super well and have never leaked. The lid stopper is soft and rubbery so you know it’s closed and also doesn’t stain or absorb odors. They’re so good, I think I’m finally ready to throw away all of my other failed travel mugs since they just simply can’t compare!

We really like both the single and double walled glass bottles as they serve well to be used for green tea and filtered water for all day hydration. Glass is preferable over aluminum/stainless steel bottles, as there's no tinny taste. The bottles are light and easy to hold and take from room to room without spillage as their caps are leak proof. Plus, the screw on caps are interchangeable between the bottles. The double walled bottle was bought in 2016 (Sun's Tea has changed its bottle cap since then) and have been used daily. It's held up well with only a need of recent cap replacement when the leak proof stopper started to come apart from repeated opening and closing. John, the customer service rep at Sun's Tea was quick to respond with a cap replacement. Kudos!

I have previously looked for a shaker bottle to replace my blender bottle for matcha tea, yes I'm lazy, it makes it easy. I'm glad to finally have a glass shaker to use, I prefer glass or ceramic over plastic(and even metal) for cleaning(it's less porous). It's also nice to have a shaker that I don't have to worry about the seal on it because of the gasket used instead of the usual plastic on plastic friction only seal other products use which forces you to over tighten constantly to prevent leaks which slowly cracks the lid's plastic. There's only really two reasons I knocked a star off. One, it's advertising as a shaker which had me expecting an agitator of some sort(plus one review's mention of one). Not that you can't still use it as one, just takes a bit more work....luckily the matcha I use is surprisingly good at de-clumping Two the neck makes it difficult to clean/dry it(mostly the latter), I don't have particularly large hands(for a guy), but I still can't fit my hand inside, so I have to use other methods to dry it. The only other slight downside for me is that my "flytanium" titanium straw(~8" tall not taking the bend into account) just fits enough to use it, but YMMV. Another side note, they advocate checking out their site, but it feels like it was made in the mid 2000's, on top of not even carrying this product. Though if they made it themselves I could understand.