To Go Coffee Cups With Lids - 22 oz Disposable Coffee Cup With Lid. Large Togo Travel Paper Ripple Hot Cups Insulated For Hot, Cold Beverage Drinks, No Sleeves Needed (50, Royal Blue)

I use paper cups to take on my drive to work and then use throughout the day. I've given up on the commuter cups, because they always ended up being left at work so I couldn't use them the next day. We have an employee coffee machine at work, but in a different building, so when I refill, I refill big! This cup holds two servings of that machine's coffee. (Mostly decaf, in case people are wondering, LOL). I'd used this company's other (smooth sides) cups previously and was reasonably satisfied, although I'd had a few "duds" out of three orders where the lid wouldn't fit. I was intrigued when I saw these cups; I was a little hesitant to buy them because they cost more per cup than the others, but gave them a shot and I'm glad I did. The previous ones included sleeves which got loose and invariably slid off at inopportune times, usually getting left behind in the car's cup holder. I love that these cups don't need sleeves, and I can still pick up a fresh cup of coffee and it's not too hot to handle. The lids fit well, and go on easier than the other version. The whole cup just feels sturdier. These are so sturdy that, should I remember to take one home, I'm sure I could use it again the next day. These cups have survived the microwave with no problem. And for those who wonder, yes a straw fits through the hold; that is how I drink coffee on my way to work. Lastly, I have to compliment the company on their great customer service. They are very quick to reply to email and helped me out with a problem that wasn't their fault. Try these; you won't regret it. UPDATE after a month of use - one small irritant I've found is that the cups, which come stacked in side of each other, can be difficult to separate. I've had a few that I gave up on because I was in a hurry, and came back to later and managed to dislodge them. The other is a somewhat larger irritant, is that the bottom part sometimes leaks. Not the whole cup, and actually not even the very bottom, but the white "band" around the bottom edge, below the "corrugated" portion. I had one start to leak before I even made it out to my car. I thought at first it was because the cup is sitting in the drip tray of my coffee maker and perhaps it got wet, so I'm extra careful to clear that tray out. However, I never had that problem with my other cups (non-corrugated) from this company. It's only happened a few times, but should it become a more regular event, I'll have to go back to the old style. On the plus side, the lids on these go on more easily than the other model, and seem to stay on better.

Although a bit expensive, these are study cups; beautiful with great insulation. After using quite a few, find them durable, convenient, and great for travel and reusing a few times. Keeping a few in our RV as they make great travel cups. Normal size bottoms fit in all cup holders. Of course, disposable cups are not as environmentally friendly as reusable cups. However, they are mostly cardboard and paper, so should be compostable. Lids are plastic. Very handy to have when a reusable cup is not available or inconvenient. More sanitary under certain circumstances. Lids fit nicely and have a small stopper (plug) for the hole. The plug is attached so you will not lose it. Have not had any issues with leaking, either near the lid or on the bottom. However, would only recommend using a few times before using a new cup. Had a small discoloration on the bottom after a couple of uses, but still didn't leak. Someone mentioned the cups are difficult to pull apart. I have found that to be true if you are removing them from the bottom, such as in a dispenser. But if you remove them from the top, there isn't an issue. Just be gentle and remove each side slightly before removing a cup. Pros: great for travel, fits cup holders, sturdy, insulated, nice looking, convenient Cons: a little expensive

Okay first of all not that you would want to but in a pinch you could use this cup over and over with out the paper at the bottom be coming thin or soaked...thats unheard of... wawa is alright last half the day but 7 11 you better drink your coffee quick. As a slow sipper I appreciate it. Love that you can click the lid closed to avoid spill while walking or driving. The side wall decorative insulation is the top. Cup does not feel like it could cave very firm and sturdy. I bought these to take on vacation for morning beach walk and so I got the blue.... love it. My only suggestions please more colors!!! I would love some sage.

Good quality product. I've been purchasing these for a while and they hold up well once they are filled.

We have been using these cups for a few years no. they are a lot pricier than other brands but the quality is better and like the large size for the cup to go. My only complaint is they are so hard to separate in the sleeve. Occasionally you get a cup or two that the glue didn't seal and the outside paper comes peeling off in a wet mess. But overall, great product.

These are nice cups. Lids stay on firmly. I have had problems in past with lids. Nice cups. Worth the money.

These Glowcoast cups leak from the seam in the cup with hot liquid and leak from the lid. Buyer beware. I have had to clean out my car’s cupholders countless times, and do laundry because of coffee leaking all over the place. Many better options on the market. Also if it’s getting through the seam who knows what kind of chemicals are leaching back into my beverage from the cheap glues and whatever else.

These are great hot and cold cups that are a large size, and designed so I don’t need a jacket piece to handle a hot beverage. It’s all in one and the lid fits tight with a convenient opening.

Exactly as described! Great quality