Product Dimensions | 5.5 x 7.25 x 2.75 inches |
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Item model number | SteelThinksterPINK |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Material Type | Stainless Steel, Silicone |
Material free | BPA Free |
Care instructions | Dishwasher safe (Top Rack Recommended). Silcione spouts and straws need to be replaced after 2-3 months depending on use. Feeding products should not be left for children to teethe on. Be sure to dry products careful to reduce chance of mold growth. Recommend selecting non-toxic detergent. Be sure to test the tempearature of anything you give to your child. Do not place anything for children in the microwave. |
Additional product features | Dishwasher Safe |
Number Of Items | 1 |
Style | Modern |
Batteries required | No |
Dishwasher safe | Yes |
Bottle nipple type | Vented |
Bottle type | Anti-Colic Bottle |
Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
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Thinkbaby Stainless Steel Thinkster Bottle, Pink (9 ounce)
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Brand | Thinkbaby |
Color | Pink |
Material Type Free | BPA Free |
Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
Bottle Nipple Type | Vented |
About this item
- Free of BPA, phthalates, nitrosamines, lead, PVC, PET, and biologically harmful chemicals
- No-spill straw features a cross-cut design that prevents leaking when tipped upside down, perfect for 16 to 48 month old children
- Extra soft, medical grade silicone straw provides easy transition from sippy cups to the next stage of feeding bottles
- Made from 304 (18/8) medical grade stainless steel
- Comes with easy-to-use swivel top that reduces chance of spillage during travel, and protects the straw from germs
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Think baby products are free of BPA, phthalates, nitrosamines, lead, PVC, PET and biologically harmful chemicals. Cross-cut design spout eliminates spills/mimics natural breastfeeding requiring your little one to nurse to receive fluid. Anti-colic nipple reduces incidence of gas/spit up. Bottle made from 304 ultra-polished stainless steel. Perfect 16-48 months. Dishwasher safe.
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ASIN | B079L2NRYT |
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Best Sellers Rank | #41,689 in Baby ( See Top 100 in Baby) #919 in Baby Bottles |
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5 star | | 71% |
4 star | | 13% |
3 star | | 7% |
2 star | | 3% |
1 star | | 5% |
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Customers like the durability, cleanability, appearance and ease of use of the baby bottle. For example, they mention it's sturdy, easy to clean and dishwasher safe. That said, opinions are mixed on leaking, temperature, value, and performance.
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Customers like the durability of the baby bottle. They say it's very sturdy, reliable, and a great first cup when transitioning from bottle. Some mention that it gets cold but it stays.
"...Everyone always comments on it. Love that it's stainless steel, is VERY hardy and has held up so well with all the times it's hit the ground...." Read more
"...can be tossed around, hit the ground from the high chair, and still remains in tact...." Read more
"Enjoying product, easy for my baby to hold and design is thought out. I would give 5 stars if it didn't leak a bit, overall happy with the product...." Read more
"...Cons: I had an issue with the handle part. Some of the little orange pieces had broken off..." Read more
Customers like the cleanability of the baby bottle. They mention it's easy to clean and dishwasher safe.
"Love this cup! My expectation was stainless steel, easy to clean and no leak when flip over by my little monkey of a toddler with the straw open...." Read more
"Needed a good, easy cleaning cup specifically for milk for my toddler. This was recommended to us and my son loves it...." Read more
"...on his own, the cover is great for on the go, stands up well, dishwasher safe, no complaints!" Read more
"...Easy to hold, doesn’t leak, cleans easily. Best sippy cup out there in my opinion!" Read more
Customers like the appearance of the baby bottle. For example, they mention it's made of stainless steel, has a great design, and is fairly spill proof. Some appreciate the clean color and the silicone and stainless steel feature.
"...We got all that. For cheaper than other brands. We love the nice and clean color...." Read more
"...Everyone always comments on it. Love that it's stainless steel, is VERY hardy and has held up so well with all the times it's hit the ground...." Read more
"...Pros:- The base is stainless steel, and the straw is silicone, so no worries about things leaching from plastics into the liquid.-..." Read more
"...How disgusting and disappointing...." Read more
Customers find the baby bottle easy to use. They say it's good for toddlers and great for baby's first water bottle. Some mention that it has a fantastic cover.
"...But it is easy for my 15 month old to open and close the lid which is the main reason I got it (in addition to being stainless steel)...." Read more
"...It also seems easier for my daughter to drink out of where as she was gagging when she drank out of the other two brands..." Read more
"...the handles make it easy for him to drink on his own, the cover is great for on the go, stands up well,..." Read more
"...This one is easy to clean, easy enough to assemble and disassemble, and , most importantly, doesn’t make baby’s water taste like plastic...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the leaking of the baby bottle. Some mention it's leak proof, while others say it appears to leak.
"...As some people have warned, the bottle WILL leak if you do not screw the top on properly...." Read more
"...My expectation was stainless steel, easy to clean and no leak when flip over by my little monkey of a toddler with the straw open. We got all that...." Read more
"...Also, the lid leaks BIG TIME. I wanted to love this cup, but alas I’ll have to keep searching." Read more
"...Extremely durable, the most leakproof straw I’ve found. It will appear to leak if you dribble the drink down the side when filling, the liquid gets..." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the temperature of the baby bottle. Some mention that it keeps the water cold, while others say that the container gets so cold it's painful to the touch. They also say that it'd like to know that the stainless steel is not vacuum insulated, which causes condensation.
"...It's a true thermos too so it will keep cold things cold. (I haven't tried warm so can't comment on that.)..." Read more
"Liked it but didn’t realize it wasn’t insulated...." Read more
"...It's a durable cup as it's fallen a lot and keeps the water cold. The only thing I'm disappointed in is that it is only leak proof sometimes...." Read more
"...These kept the water pretty cool for most of the day at the beach which was nice...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the baby bottle. Some mention that it's good value for the money, and the replacement straws are inexpensive. However, others say that it leaks, is disappointed, and a total waste of money.
"...It’s durable, easy to clean and functional but not a good choice for younger toddlers...." Read more
"...Also, if/when the straw part gets chewed, its very inexpensive to order the replacements. I love that about this bottle...." Read more
"...This is literally the worst toddler product I’ve purchased yet...." Read more
"...Otherwise it's great quality and great value." Read more
Customers are mixed about the performance of the bottle. Some mention it works great and is a good alternative to plastic, while others say the overall function of it is disappointing because of the leaking issues.
"This could be a really nice drinking cup but it fails on a couple major points...." Read more
"...It’s durable, easy to clean and functional but not a good choice for younger toddlers...." Read more
"...and it is easy to handle for my toddler but the overall function of it is disappointing because of the leaking issues and fragile straws." Read more
"...I about died at the $20 cost!!!!!! But thus far it is working out great. My baby can hold it, carry it, drink from it, etc...." Read more
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Pros:
- The base is stainless steel, and the straw is silicone, so no worries about things leaching from plastics into the liquid.
- Cup is a good size. Generous capacity (10oz) yet not too large
- (Removable) handles make the cup very easy to grip
- Truly LEAK-FREE! The straw has a cross-cut end to contain liquids, and the vent is covered on the inside. I know lots of the other reviews complain about leaks, but I'm guessing they may not have been aware that you have to make sure the vent is properly covered by the little rubber piece on the inside -- as long as we do that, we've never had a leak. I'll add a couple pics to demonstrate what I mean. Also, a few times I've screwed it on incorrectly, and in those cases it did leak, but the issue was remedied as soon as I noticed the issue and took a moment to screw it on correctly. If you don't think you'd have the patience to take care to make sure you close up everything correctly each time, then this might not be the right cup for you.
The only cons for me:
- The straw is fairly difficult to remove from the top piece (you have to really yank), but I generally only fully disassemble every few washes anyway (when I'm just serving water), so this isn't that big a deal.
- The handles spin freely around the base, which is a little annoying, but not the end of the world. Also, because of the handles this cup won't fit into deeper cupholders (though it fits fine in shallower ones)
I've tried two other glass/stainless steel straw cups, and can provide a brief comparison:
1) Pura Kiki with the straw top ( Pura Stainless Steel Bottle With Silicone Straw & Sleeve, Green ). Also really love this system, but it doesn't have handles so I think it's harder to grip for toddlers. It's also leak-free, but the travel cap is also less convenient than on the Thinkbaby, so I think the Thinkbaby is easier to take on the go.
2) Green Sprouts Sip N Straw ( Green Sprouts Cup - Sip N Straw - Glass - 6 Months Plus - Aqua - 1 Count ). Lots more pieces to assemble/wash, since there's a glass inner layer and plastic outer layer. We haven't had a problem with the glass breaking, but other parents have. Has handles, but they also spin freely. Not good for travel since you have to remove the straw and put in the travel disc to make it leakproof.
Overall the Thinkster is the one I am reaching for first right now.
I'm also adding a pic with a size comparison vs. some other popular sippy cups (BACK: Camelbak, Thinkster, Skip Hop, Munchkin 360 larger model; FRONT: Munchkin weighted straw cup, Oxo Tot, Pura, Thermos Foogo)
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2017
Pros:
- The base is stainless steel, and the straw is silicone, so no worries about things leaching from plastics into the liquid.
- Cup is a good size. Generous capacity (10oz) yet not too large
- (Removable) handles make the cup very easy to grip
- Truly LEAK-FREE! The straw has a cross-cut end to contain liquids, and the vent is covered on the inside. I know lots of the other reviews complain about leaks, but I'm guessing they may not have been aware that you have to make sure the vent is properly covered by the little rubber piece on the inside -- as long as we do that, we've never had a leak. I'll add a couple pics to demonstrate what I mean. Also, a few times I've screwed it on incorrectly, and in those cases it did leak, but the issue was remedied as soon as I noticed the issue and took a moment to screw it on correctly. If you don't think you'd have the patience to take care to make sure you close up everything correctly each time, then this might not be the right cup for you.
The only cons for me:
- The straw is fairly difficult to remove from the top piece (you have to really yank), but I generally only fully disassemble every few washes anyway (when I'm just serving water), so this isn't that big a deal.
- The handles spin freely around the base, which is a little annoying, but not the end of the world. Also, because of the handles this cup won't fit into deeper cupholders (though it fits fine in shallower ones)
I've tried two other glass/stainless steel straw cups, and can provide a brief comparison:
1) Pura Kiki with the straw top ([[ASIN:B019JBA4G0 Pura Stainless Steel Bottle With Silicone Straw & Sleeve, Green]]). Also really love this system, but it doesn't have handles so I think it's harder to grip for toddlers. It's also leak-free, but the travel cap is also less convenient than on the Thinkbaby, so I think the Thinkbaby is easier to take on the go.
2) Green Sprouts Sip N Straw ([[ASIN:B01KJ9XF08 Green Sprouts Cup - Sip N Straw - Glass - 6 Months Plus - Aqua - 1 Count]]). Lots more pieces to assemble/wash, since there's a glass inner layer and plastic outer layer. We haven't had a problem with the glass breaking, but other parents have. Has handles, but they also spin freely. Not good for travel since you have to remove the straw and put in the travel disc to make it leakproof.
Overall the Thinkster is the one I am reaching for first right now.
I'm also adding a pic with a size comparison vs. some other popular sippy cups (BACK: Camelbak, Thinkster, Skip Hop, Munchkin 360 larger model; FRONT: Munchkin weighted straw cup, Oxo Tot, Pura, Thermos Foogo)
Edit: this was only leakproof for months - it then started leaking significantly and we weren’t able to make it stop. Reached out to company and got no reply. Our friend has the same one and it doesn’t leak so not sure if ours became defective or what happened… had to throw away because got water everywhere.
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