Foogo Phases Leak-Proof Straw Bottle - 10 oz

el              December 22nd, 2009
This is the perfect size for my daughters lunch box. She is only four and can't carry much. This bottle is just a little smaller than the ones you can buy in the stores. I am buying another as back-up!

jamie              October 19th, 2009
So far, no leaks! As long as you read the fine print (which states that this product doesn't leak when the lid is closed), you're golden. I've read reviews where people have mentioned that the cup may be a bit too heavy for some kids to hold, but my 21 month old has no problem holding it. And just in case it's not clear in the product description, unlike other sippy cups that have valves which prevent spills when the cup is turned upside-down, this product does not have a valve. It also means that the flow is faster when they drink from this as opposed to a standard "sippy-cup".

Jennifer Rook from GA              August 23rd, 2009
This has not leaked yet. We have put it through the dishwasher several times & it doesn't leak! Also my daughter is almost 3 years old & she loves pushing the button to open it. It's easy for her.
Definitely recommend these as I am considering getting another one.

Ara S.              August 19th, 2009
The Foogo is nice to look at and incredibly easy to wash and reassemble. Buuuut, it's not spill-proof; at best it's spill-resistant. I'd recommend it for older toddlers (for example, my 3 yr old daughter wants the pink one, now that she's tried out the blue one my 11 mo. old son has).

K from Austin, TX              August 18th, 2009
I bought this sippy for my toddler just after she turned 1. I needed something that would keep her milk cold all day so I wouldn't need to worry that it was safe for her to drink. After much research I concluded that the thermos design truly keeps drinks cold; they even state the number of hours the drink will stay cold, in this case 12. The other "insulated" sippy cups do not tell you how long they stay cold, and indeed tend to warm up faster. So I bought this sippy, much to the dismay of my husband who thought it was far too expensive. I was very happy initially. However, the sippy did start to leak, whenever it was open on its side or tipped upside down. I thought maybe mine was leaking because it had just worn out whatever spill proof mechanism is in there, so I contacted the company to see if I could order a replacement part. They stated they DO NOT SELL REPLACEMENT PARTS. For the price of this sippy cup, I feel the company should absolutely be making replacement parts available. The company seems to think we will all just go buy new ones once our originals wear out. I personally don't have that kind of money, and with the attitude I got from the company, I will steer clear of their products. This now sits in our cabinet and I only use it for the occasional smoothie, as the straw is so worn out that the pulp can go right through.

Emily from Antigo, WI              July 21st, 2009
I bought this cannister for my 21 month old boy. He can drop it on the ground or throw it from his high-chair, and it still keeps up!! I put water & ice cubes in it at 8 am, and by 9 pm-they were still in there!!! Keeps liquids cool for a long time, and can hold up to even the toughest toddlers. Only down side is, it is not leak proof once cap is open.

kari              July 10th, 2009
I put ice water in this cup at 9:00 in the morning, took it outside for several hours and then toted it home on a long car ride. At 5:00p.m. there were still 2 pieces of ice!!! The push button is easy for my 2 year old. I ordered another for my second child. Hopefully the last cup I will ever need for my kids. I also noticed that when the straw wears out, a replacement piece can be ordered for cheap.

Reagan Davis from Valencia, CA              October 16th, 2008
Since my 1 yr. old switched to milk, I had been looking for a convenient way to cart it around all day. He takes forever to drink a sippy cup drink and I was wasting so much milk because it would get warm. Now I am saving money on milk and my little boy gets a cold drink all day. I hate drinking warm milk and didn't want him to drink it either. He is only just 13 months so the cup is a bit big and heavy for him but he can use it I just have to open it. He will get it in no time i'm sure.

Lisa from La Jolla, A              March 22nd, 2008
This is the best sippy straw cup on the market - not only is it Bisphenol-A and phalate free, it is spill proof, easily disassembled for washing and easy to use. My 2 year old loves pushing the button on the front and making the top pop up. It comes in pink and blue which should please both boys and girls. I bought every Bishynol-A free straw sippy available to try them and ended up throwing all away except for this one and the Sigg bottles. Sigg is better to use just at home though with water as it is not completely leak proof.