Munchkin Any Angle Click Lock Weighted Straw Cup, 10oz
$7.00
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Munchkin Any Angle Click Lock Weighted Straw Cup Product highlights!
What Do We Like About The Munchkin Any Angle Click Lock Weighted Straw Cup?
- Two (2) weighted straw sippy cups with 10 ounce capacity for water, milk or juice
- Flexible, weighted straw is gentle on gums and allows your toddler to hold the cup at any angle
- Improved straw to reduce leaks
- Features Click-Lock technology for a guaranteed leak-proof seal. Includes brush to easily clean straw.
- BPA free, top rack dishwasher safe and 12+ months
Munchkin Click Lock Any Angle Cup
Highly recommend! We love this weighted straw cup. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07895LCBX/?tag=shilohscrib-20.
Munchkin Any Angle Click Lock 10oz Weighted Straw Cup, Color May Vary
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$7.54 out of stock
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as of 06/26/2022 7:32 pm
Color may vary: Green, orange, pink, or blue. With Munchkin's Click Lock Any Angle 10oz. Weighted Straw Cup, your toddler can hold it and drink from the straw at any angle. With its flip-top lid and Click Lock functionality, this cup is perfect for use on-the-go or at home preventing spills virtually anywhere. Munchkin even backs this no-leak promise. BPA -Free
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Brand – Munchkin
Manufacturer Part Number – 17128_parent
UPC – 735282171284
ASIN – B07895LCBX
13 reviews for Munchkin Any Angle Click Lock Weighted Straw Cup, 10oz
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Munchkin Any Angle Click Lock Weighted Straw Cup, 10oz
$7.00
Kristen –
The smaller munchkin weighted straw cup has been my sons favorite for months and since he’s 19 months old I was ready to find him a bigger version without the silly handles. FINALLY munchkin created just what I needed. I’m happy and my little man is happy. As soon as we received these I washed them and gave him one 🙂 Now i just need them to sell replacement straws for this size! 😀
Sam P. –
These are the worst straw cups I’ve ever tried! We have Munchkin stare cups without the straw shroud and they’re great, so I went with a trusted brand.
However, it is almost impossible to turn the lid so it clicks shut. The straw shroud doesn’t click shut at all, so the cups end up leaking. To top it all off, it’s very hard to clean the straw, given that it is so long, has a check valve, and doesn’t disassemble very much.
Carol Daniels –
Just what I wanted, lovely cups with fast delivery. Would recommend
Amazon Customer –
Great product, easy to clean, easy to use, nice bright colours. Not to tricky for a child to hold or use.
Turtle –
The idea was good but it was really hard for me as adult to get liquid from the straw. Don’t get this item not worth it.
lostinwinter –
I would have had my son on straws a year ago. He’s a few weeks from 2 years old, and because he was a bit behind in speech development, it was recommended we lose the sippy and get him on straw drinking. Problem is, he’s been drinking from a bottle and sippy his whole life, and he tips up his drink, just out of habit. So, two months after I’ve given up possibly dehydrating my son (exaggerating; that was never a danger) by only letting him drink during supervised sessions, and enduring many…
Rachii –
My son was hard to get off the bottle I literally tried every single style and brand of transition sippy cups. A friend of mine told me to try the straw and this one was able to be tilted in any direction without obstructing the flow. I introduced it to my son who is 1.5 and he never looked back at the bottle since day one of introducing this to cup to him. Better than other straw cups on the market for sure. Bit of a pain to clean the straw but it comes with a little pipe cleaner I can look…
Gregory T Huckabay –
I really wanted to like this cup! There’s something weird about the pressure equalization causing the liquid to push up out of the straw sometimes. Not helping us out with mess control… will end up sending it back and looking for a different solution. 2 kids of toddler age, not my first rodeo, pretty sure I put the lid on properly. Too bad
Jennyyyy –
This cup is exactly what I have been looking for.. and more! Don’t listen to the negative reviews. I have previously bought the philips avent easy sippy cup, munchkin 360 trainer cup and a skip hop water bottle with straw. My daughter has refused all three. They either let way too much water out, leak or are just terrible. This bottle let’s out the perfect amount of water, can be drunken from any angle (the straw always stays in the water) and my 7 month old has thrown this from her high…
K-Consumer Reviewer –
This product is NOT just for infants and small children. It is very useful for seniors who have swallowing issues and tend to spill and tip liquids accidentally from their beverage glasses.
The plastic suction straw is generally NOT good for most seniors, too much suction work. This is easily remedied. Just remove the internal plastic straw. Instead use a paper straw, it fits easily in the small hole.
I like the locking of the top, it’s an additional plus. If the cup tips with liquid onto it’s…
Cat –
Updated review: these cups leak like crazy! They literally have to be used sitting up otherwise the liquid leaks out from the hole where the lid goes over, so disappointed!
I really like the concept of this bottle but I find it very difficult to clean the straws. A small brush is included with each cup but the handles of the brushes are very flimsy & its not long enough to clean the entire length of the straws, even if you insert it from both ends. It’s also hard to drain the water completely…
Margaret –
Thought they’d be good for teaching toddler to drink from straw. Turns out toddlers don’t need much coaching on that one. But these are a bad crutch since they allow the cup to be tipped up. They’re also difficult to clean. But the worst is how hard it is to get the tops on right and then off again. We’ve had tantrums when I’ve had to yoink heavily dripping cups away from my toddler and then couldn’t instantly return the cup to him. I couldn’t even begin to get the lid off. That one I just…
Amazon Customer –
Great product, nice colours, easy to use and hold, easy to clean.