Collapsible Cups

So these are fun and I love that there are more than 4. Being a family of 5, it's almost impossible to find things that have enough for everyone and I love that there are 6 different colors and everyone gets their own color. That said, it holds about 6 oz. and that's all. Most people want more than 6 oz of a drink at a time and we found ourselves refilling the cups frequently. When we go camping we generally have water bottles so using cups is more of a fun thing to do and not really necessary. When I bought them I was thinking how easy it would be to wash them and put them back with the rest of the dishes. They are very easy to wash and when we're ready to leave or done with them, they dry easily and go back with the dishes. Then we go hiking... with our water bottles. We don't drink anything other than water when we camp, it's healthier, it keeps bugs away and it's easier to clean so maybe if we were putting juice/pop/beer in them we would want them instead of just another thing for water. As for the lids, it was kind of tricky to put the lids on without collapsing the cup. The kids (even the 11 year old) had a tough time putting the lid on without it smooshing on one side and water spilling out. It was water so it was no big deal but what a sticky mess if it was anything with sugar in it. Also, although they technically fit into the cup holders of the collapsible camping chair, the lid sits flush with the arm of the chair making it difficult to get the cup out, especially for kids. My daughter did use one for backpacking and it was nice to be able to have a cup that was small and lightweight that she could fit inside her bowl.So while we like them and think they're fun to have, they're probably better suited to use in the backyard to keep bugs out of your drink than to use while camping and away from home. Before you purchase them, think about what you drink and what you normally drink from and if you truly need to replace it.

This was a great find. We were running the Bay Bridge , which is what is called a cup-less run. That means they will provide water but not cups as they do not want trash on the bridge. We are not allowed to carry backpacks, so I searched for collapsable cups and found these. Great price and worked perfectly. Love the colors and very sturdy design. I would buy these again.

I teach scuba diving and we have to have water for the students. The shop has the disposable water bottles, of course, but I wanted to do something better. At first I tried buying a bunch of reusable bottles and just filled them and handed them out to students, but that became cumbersome. And, they needed more than one bottle. So I bought a couple 5 gallon jugs for water and got these cups (and others too) I bought enough different ones so that I have about 18 unique cups. They work great! And, all the students loved them and commented on how cool they look and the convenience, as well as the eco factor.

Excellent product. I use them for pocket stuff when I travel. Perfect for that. I also use them for pill-taking. I take several pllls at once; a cup helps me not drop them. The lids are waterproof, and they are great for small kids. These are a bargain, also!!

This is very handy. I was skeptical if it will be sturdy enough and will it get squisges when when hold it filled with water, I found that it is sturdy. It worked great with my 6 year old and my 1.5 year old nephew. I am buying this as gifts for all small kids in my extended family. It is very useful and handy thing to have traveling or even in car with kids.

Trying to use less plastic. Have given them out as gifts to encourage others to stop from single use bottles of plastic water. Work great when traveling. Find a public drinking fountain and quench your thirst. Collapse the cup and you are off. Sturdy. Easy to clean. Reusable!

These are fabulous cups. They're well made, sturdy with or without liquid in them, collapse and expand reliably, and are super easy to carry around. Also easy to clean, they don't appear to stain.

Everyone should have this in their emergency kit. Perfect for keeping in the car.