Stainless Steel Straws,Set of 16 10.5" 8.5" Reusable Metal Straws,Straws Drinking Reusable for 20 24 30 oz Yeti Tervis Rtic Tumbler,Extra Long Metal Straws with 24 Silicone Tips,4 Cleaning Brushes

I love the straws. They are sturdy and made of stainless steel and yet they have a rubber tip that goes on the end so it’s not cold on your lips and it’s nice and soft. It comes with multiple sizes and some are bent and some are straight. It comes with multiple brush cleaners and they’re super easy to clean.. I honestly thought it was gonna be a pain in the butt to cost to be cleaning straws, but it’s so quick and easy to get them clean. It’s all using the future. Even my picky texture sensitive son loves them. I plan to buy more .

Good quality product

I love my plastic straws, I really do, and so I'd been very unhappy with the recent push away from them... other things, I'm totally on board, but straws in particular I just saw so many advantages to them, especially as someone that deals with dental issues. I still think plastic straws are slightly better, there's just that hint of metal taste (not when I'm drinking a beverage, I just mean if you actually lick the straw, why would you do this? I don't know, somehow I find myself doing that even though I don't even chew on plastic straws like some of my family apparently does, I guess because of the silicon tip my tongue is tempted to explore?) and they get cold, and I have to clean them, and sometimes liquid shoots out the top and they don't bend and conform as well, etc. but they are actually very easy to clean and the plastic tips are great for identifying to whom a drink belongs and things don't get stuck in them as easily as with a plastic straw. I'm sold, so glad to have been able to make this transition. I used to carry plastic straws with me every where, just in case, but now I have my metal straw, these are really great.

I am a travel agency owner and gift these to my clients who are going to islands/coastlines where turtles are protected and the resorts are no longer giving out straws (as they get stuck in the turtle's nostrils)...They appreciate them greatly.

We all knew disposable straws were a waste of money and not great for the environment. I planned on finding an alternative but you know, you get busy and it gets put off. Then my kids saw the video of the sea turtle with the disposable straw lodged in it's nostril and I had angry kids shoving a Kindle in my face, demanding change. The long arm of the environmental law had finally caught up with me.First stop, Amazon. Problem solved. And I wish I'd done it sooner. We prefer these anyway.To make cleaning easier, I keep a tall plastic glass full of soapy water on the counter. Everyone drops them in and when the next load of dishes gets run, someone runs the brush through them quickly, we give them a quick rinse, then just to be sure they're clean we dump them in the dishwasher with the sanitize cycle.Just a minute or two, and we have "more" straws. Even with the soaking and going through the dishwasher regularly for several months, they are like new. No rust, no corrosion, so they're made with really good quality stainless.We don't use the silicone tips much. Everyone is older in our home, but if I had littles, I would certainly use them.Great product!