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🥤 Sip Smart, Spill Less — The Must-Have Lid Upgrade for Busy Parents!
Boon SNUG Straw Lids are versatile, spill-resistant silicone lids that fit cups with diameters from 2.5 to 3.75 inches, converting them into toddler-friendly straw sippy cups. Designed for ages 12 months and up, these dishwasher-safe and boil-sterilizable lids come in assorted colors, combining durability with hygienic convenience for active families on the move.



| ASIN | B08KB3CND2 |
| Brand | Boon |
| Brand Name | Boon |
| Closure Type | Silicone Lid |
| Colour | Pink |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 785 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00669028114283 |
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | Yes |
| Item Type Name | Boon SNUG STRAW Universal Silicone Straw Lids - Pink Multi (3pk) |
| Item Weight | 104 g |
| Manufacturer | AmazonUs/RCBB9 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | B11428 |
| Material | Silicone |
| Material Type | Silicone |
| Model Number | B11428 |
| Number of Pieces | 3 |
| Product Style | Straw Lids |
| Style | Straw Lids |
| UPC | 669028114283 |
| Unit Count | 3.0 Count |
C**N
LOVE THIS WHOLE SYSTEM!!
We started out with Boon Nursh bottles & they have lived up to every standard I hoped for so we I found these lids, I was SOLD! I gave everything 5 stars because it’s awesome! The straw/lid combo is obviously not leak-proof if turned over but the seal around the lid is 100% perfect! It’s so easy to clean, yes it’s silicone so fuzz can stick but a baby wipe fixes it right up! It’s perfect for traveling! I buy the boon storage lids and they travel that way. I use the boon storage containers to hold the silicone lids until I’m ready to use them.. Keeps them clean and organized! The the lid/straw combo: the lids are silicone. The straw is hard plastic. You can see them used on the 4 ounce bottle and the 8 ounce bottle. The 4 ounce is easier to hold for my little one. The 8 ounce would be perfect for a toddler. I take the nipple out of the ring on the bottle, screw the ring back on and then put the silicone lid on. It’s hard to stretch and out on but that’s what gives it it’s seal. For the zippy cup lid: its 100% silicone. I held it upside down and it didn’t leak but if the sucking part is pressed & it’s upside down it will leak. I take the nipple out of the plastic ring and screw the plastic ring back on and then put the silicone sippy lid on. My little one loves to chew on it and has no problem getting drink out (7 months). We mostly use the 4 ounce bottle because it’s easier for her to hold. The silicone drop in still works as normal and collapses as she drinks.
H**E
So great, I’m coming back for more
These covers are amazing. I purchase them for my two year old normal sippy cups; I was tired of washing their complicated straw systems and they were not leak proof. Well I’ve been using them for almost a week now and today we went out to eat in the hot Texas weather, I poured cold water with ice to take home in a stainless steel cup. We napped for two hours and after 3 hours I realized the ice was still solid. I am getting more colors Note these are not leak proof but if tilted over like a toddler does it won’t spill.
T**.
Great lid for our metal cups / straws
Great product for my 4 year old and myself. We have a variety of metal cups and metal straws that we use this lids with. Yes, it will spill if tipped upside down, but generally doesn’t. And yes, it is harder to put on wider cups (eg 16oz) vs small ones (10oz). And finally, yes I do have to replace these every 10-14 months because they will crack over time. But overall I get a lot of use out of them and will keep buying more replacements annually.
R**N
Drink spews out the top
I thought these were such a good idea but my toddler likes to play with straws and when you move the straw around too much the drink comes spewing out. It was a good idea but I don’t think I would buy these again.
T**N
Cute idea with a few flaws
I got these for my daughter who is obsessed with "big girl" cups and straws thinking it would save on the spills. While they do survive the drop test, I started to notice that there was a pressure build up issue that causes the liquid to funnel up through the straw. The top would become puffy and the only way to release the air without liquid coming up through the straw was to remove the top to express excess air. Also, they are very tight around the plastic toddler cups we have, and when I say very tight I mean sometimes I have to fight with them just to get it properly situated around the cup... so pick your cup battles wisely. Despite all of those things they are good. Cleaning was easy and storage/on-the-go quality is convenient.
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