Straw Tumblers

The first question to answer is capacity. Our 20 oz tumbler fits most standard car cup holders and still holds enough for a morning’s worth of iced coffee or water. The 30 oz version carries more and cuts down on refills, but it can be too wide for a narrow console. Seven of the thirteen in this department are marked cup‑holder compatible, mainly the 20 oz models. If you drive with your tumbler every day, start there and check the spec on any 30 oz before you buy.

Every piece here shares the same lid: a screw‑on top with a reusable straw. Unlike our travel tumblers, this lid seals around both the straw and the rim, so it won’t leak when it tips over in a bag or on a car seat. The straw is BPA‑free, and the whole lid goes straight into the dishwasher.

You’re not choosing between insulation levels or materials. All thirteen use the same double‑wall vacuum body, 18/8 stainless steel, and powder coat that doesn’t peel. Both sizes keep drinks cold 24+ hours. We do not state a hot figure for a straw tumbler, because a straw is a chimney. The price difference from one size to the other is small, so the real decision is which capacity fits your cup holder and your day, and which of the ten finishes you like best.

These aren’t the right tumblers if you never want to sip through a straw. If you need a lid you can open and drink from without tilting, our travel tumblers with the sliding cover are a better match. And if hot coffee is your main drink, the straw lid isn’t built for that. Use these for iced drinks, water, and smoothies, not straight from the pot.