ThermoflaskBottle with Chug Lid & Straw Lid - Insulated Stainless Steel Water Bottle with Leak-Proof Lids - Dishwasher-Safe Reusable Bottle & Lids - Durable Bottle, 2 Straws & 2 Lids - 32 oz, Cobalt

Yay, I live in Florida so it is difficult to keep drinks cold. This is metal double wall, no sweat (well, the plastic lid sweats a little, but no big deal) and a very handy loop on the lids to carry it. It has two lids, one for drinking straight out of when you have thicker drinks, and one with a straw that flips up to drink from. I like the straw one better. Both lids have carrying loops made of solid plastic so they are easy to use. This can't be washed in the dishwasher, so I took off a star for that. But I only use it for water and ice. The mouth is large enough for automatic refrigerator ice to fit easily to load it up for the day. I put water and ice in it over night to test for sweating and no only did it not sweat, but there was still some ice floating in it 12 hours later. The house was right at 78 - 80 degrees - it's July in one of the hottest summers here in Florida! I carry the water bottle with ice year around. This is so nice when I am loading all my stuff into the car to just grab the loop and not spill the water all over me. I got one of the double wall pretty plastic cups thinking it was made in Florida so it must be good - nope, it sweats like a field runner in August!- the lid was so awkward I could not get it off to refill the cup - it went back to store. I am very happy with this cup so far and my husband wants one in a different color - there were several to choose from. This is great. The 24 oz fits in my car cup holder.Update: My hubby loves the darker blue one I got for him and he prefers the other lid without the straw. I am finding that after 24 hours when I refill the bottle in the AM I still have ICE in it! granted, it's only one cube sized hunk of ice, but hey, we hare having intense heat warnings here and triple digit temps! So this is a winner - I gave it the 5 starts too.

Alright, listen up! The ThermoFlask 32 oz water bottle is awesome --- get it! I use it daily and try my best to finish it 2-3 times a day.Picture this: You're out in the scorching sun, and your ThermoFlask is chillin' (literally) with ice-cold libations for a full 24 hours. Or maybe you're scaling Mount Everest (okay, more like your local hill), and boom! Your Hot Tottie is still steaming 12 hours later. Magic!Here’s the good and the bad:The Awesome Sauce:Keeps your drinks cooler (or hotter) for longerBuilt like a tank (but prettier)It’s REALLY BigThe lids are super tight - no drips. I primarily use the wide spout.No sweaty mess - this bottle doesn’t perspireThe Not-So-Awesome Sauce:It won’t fit in your car's cup holder (it's not its fault it's big-boned)It’s heavyIt can get a few battle scars - I’ve scuffed mine up a bit. The outside paint can chip.Bottom line: Get this and ignore the higher priced alternatives.

we have a few of these and my kids like them a lot. I can put ice water in them at 8:00 pm and it will keep the ice frozen well into the next morning. we have dropped them a few times too and they haven't dented. Love that they come with a couple lid options.

Purchased for my son and this was the perfect size for him to take to school. Great color choices, stays cold for an extended period, and a great price compared to other stores or brands. The multiple lids is a bonus.

Don’t fit in my car holder

Item as described as picture also very good for kids and it brings the extra lid and two straws as seen

Updated review: well, I found that these thermoflasks are cheaper for a reason. The screw is noisy, and it eventually started leaking out of the straw/lid area. Hydroflask just recently changed their design, and the 32 oz is only $30, so I tried it out. I like it more than this thermoflask. sometimes, you get what you pay for and you dont know it until after the return period.Left my 32oz hydro flask at the park. Spent $50 for it a few years ago. It was a great water bottle. I saw this and read mixed reviews and decided to buy a used, “like new” thermo flask for $17.50. In my opinion, the thermo flask is slightly better than the hydro flask for 3 reasons. 1.) the thermo handle fits two fingers instead of one so it’s more comfortable to carry. 2.) the ergonomics of the straw and mouth piece is more advanced and you can “suck” the water more easily, and 3.) whether you buy new or used, it’s at least 50% cheaper.What’s identical is the cooling and isolation. Keep in mind I have used my hydro, daily, for 2 years and in all temperatures. The thermo has been identical, still has unmelted ice at the end of a long day. I live in Orange County CA so this review may not apply to you if you live in Arizona or something. The only thing I can’t comment on is the durability. I use mine at work in an office so I doubt I will ever drop it. The thermo feels just as strong. The hydro might have more durable exterior materials, but who knows?? You might just be paying for the name, like Yetti. Give this one a shot and you can always return it.

Recommend highly. We have the smaller version and liked them so well we bought these taller ones. It takes me hours to drink a cup of coffee so I like that it keeps it hot so long. I've also made iced coffee in them. The lid comes apart very easily for washing. They absolutely do not leak. They fit in cup holders and don't have a handle sticking out which I always find annoying. The bottom section of the lid stays connected to the cup when you use it and the inside part of that comes up just a little further than I would like. I keep thinking it's going to bother me when I'm drinking from it but it actually never does. That is the only negative so I gave it a 5.