6PCS Replacement Straws for Owala Water Bottle 24 oz 32 oz, Reusable Plastic Straws with Cleaning Brush for Cup 24oz 32oz Travel Tumbler Accessories Parts for Sports Bottle(White)

These replacement straws are exactly what I needed for my Owala FreeSip bottles. The set includes six straws and a cleaning brush, and they come neatly packed in sealed packs of two. I loved that since that makes it easy to keep extras stored away for later use or travel. Also nice to be able to pick a different color since I have straws of different sizes for my 40oz water bottles. The straws feel just as sturdy and reliable as the originals. They fit perfectly in both my 24 oz and 32 oz Owala FreeSip insulated bottles but are definitely made specifically for those as they don't fit easily in some of my other 24oz water bottles. Overall, a great value and super convenient to have on hand. Highly recommend!

These replacement straws fit our Owala FreeSip bottles perfectly. They’re exactly the same size as the originals and super easy to clean. It’s nice having extras on hand, especially with kids, because we always seem to lose one. No issues with leaking or odd tastes — they work exactly like they should.

Fantastic replacement straws! They fit perfectly and I'm able to switch them out every day.

These straws are a great value for your money! They fit my owala perfectly and do a great job! They are super easy to use and to clean and I love that instead of having to throw my owala away when I lost the straw it came with I could just purchase these and keep using it for years to come.

Easy fit

These work, barely. The straw is maybe a touch too hard? I’m not sure but it really easily falls out of the attachment point in the lid. My kiddo at school finds this frustrating to deal with understandably!

These fit our Owala bottles perfectly!

Got these as back ups for the clear Tritan water bottles, but had to cut off about 1/4” and sand down one end a bit so the straws would fit. Doable with a small hacksaw or other cutting implement, a small sheet of sandpaper, and 15ish minutes of your time for a couple of straws if you’ve handled similar tools before. Less if you’re an experienced handy person/DIYer. Unless you can find replacement straws that fit the Tritan bottle specifically (I couldn’t) this will be your best bet The straws are decently thick and should last a long while, barring an extreme accident.