ZoLi BOT Weighted Straw Sippy Cup Replacement Straws | 3-Pack, fits BOT 6 oz and 9 oz Cups

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My 23month daughter has been using this cup since she was 6months old and drinks a ton of water a day. Bless the minds that created this cup! It does not leak (when the cap is put on correctly) and you need to clean the tubes every few days. The only issues that i have with these cups is that the cleaner should come with the original cup and now that my daughter has a full setn of teeth, she gnaws at the top of straw and essentially can bite it off. Otherwise, love the cup and worth the money!

I refuse to buy another set of bottles/cups/you-name-it once baby outgrows the last set, so I was on the quest to turn my son's standard-neck glass baby bottles into a leak proof cup! After purchasing about 8 different products that didn't work out for us(like the spill spoiler brand caps), this was the answer. My son has drank from an open mouth cup since he was six months old with my help to ensure he doesn't tip it on himself and he uses a cup with little to no help at all now at 23 months during the day, at the kitchen table only. But overnight when he's thirsty or in the car on long rides we need to have a leak proof option that's not a sippy(they hinder healthy oral development). I have lots of glass bottles and Dr. Brown's travel flat caps, and being the DIY'er that I am I figured I could come up with something! So with a drill, a 5/16" drill bit, and one of the bazillion breastmilk storage bottles and caps laying around I made a cup that he can't take apart and that isn't going to leak when he falls asleep holding it and it inevitably falls over in his bed. It was a real pain to get the straw through the hole I drilled in the middle of the cap for the first time and took some olive oil as lubricant but it will NEVER come out of that hole again; I only mean that in a good way. One of the reasons why some of the other products I tried didn't cut it was because my son could figure out how to pull the straw out the second I wasn't watching him like a hawk- Mommy's sneaky little engineer! So if you don't already own the Zoli cup system but are looking at these straws for the same reason I was, have no fear- with a drill and some determination these straws will do you just fine. In case you can't tell from the photos, these straws have a molded in "stop" about an inch from the top that is a wider lip then a narrower portion (the exact thickness of the Dr. Brown's caps) and the another wide lip below that which ensures that once you get the first lip through the hole it can neither be pushed back down into the cup nor can it be pulled out of the cup. I fail to see the problem other reviewers had with the straw being too long. In my son's glass Enfamil(reused) nursette 6 ounce bottles, the straw coils slightly in the bottom but it certainly doesn't hinder the way it works. No matter which way he tips the cup, the weighted portion follows with.

I love my Zoli bots and my daughter likes to chew on the straws so the ability to replace is a must. The reason I gave these a four star instead of 5 star is because it is no easy task to replace these straws. You need to make sure you pull one side through and then rock it back and forth to get the other side in. The first time I did it--I was VERY frustrated but I now have the hang of it. Its a very durable replacement but beware it takes some finess to get the straw back in the cup.

If you have and use the Zoli cups that these straws are for, you will know that there are needed and well worth it. Part of why the cups work so well is due to the flexibility of the soft straw. With a softer straw comes the inevitable breakage, etc. I suggest buying backup straws and having them on hand so you have them when you need them. A few times, these have been hard to find so stock up now.Removal and installation of the straws isn't super easy, but is definitely manageable. You CAN do it with your hands, but the softness of the straws (especially if they are wet) make them hard to get a good grip on. I typically just use some pliers for the added grip. That might sound like overkill...and it is, but it makes replace the straws a 30-second affair for me. Just be careful when pulling the new straw into place to NOT pull too hard and risk breaking the straw.These straws fit both the regular and XL sizes of the Zoli Cups.

Excellent product, fast shipping. Replacement straws for the Zoli sippy cup are a must. They do wear out over time. Keep a pack on hand just in case!

Bought these for the 6oz cups and they work as the original ones that came with the cup. However, they don't last long, my 14 month old chews through them within a month. A little costly, I'm glad he outgrew the cup in a 1.5 months. The length of these are a little longer, but it's easy to just cut off the excess by removing the weighted ball, use the old straw to measure the correct length, then put the weighted ball back on.

I love the Zoli cups because of the weighted straws! It makes it super easy for my baby to drink out of these cups. She went from being exclusively breast feed to drinking from these straws. No need for a sippy cup! It is great to be able to replace the straws every once in a while so I love that they come in a 3 pack! They are also super easy to replace!