HomLujo Telescopic Rainbow Colored Metal Straws For Drinking -Its Reusable Portable Collapsible Straw of Stainless Steel with Case, Silicone Tip, Cleaning Brush and Keychain

The media could not be loaded.  So far so good with this metallic straw. My video review will explain everything but let me summarize:1) The metallic case which houses the metallic straw and cleaning brush is pretty durable and compact enough for travel. The keychain and key ring are also a great addition.2) The collapsible metal straw and cleaning brush is great and make it easier to put into the portable case. This basically allows you to also choose the right measurement for whichever beverage you are consuming.3) The rainbow coloring/coating of the straw is really nice and I prefer it to the usual silver coloring like what is on the metal case.4) The silicone tip really helps to make drinking hot and cold beverages more bearable and I no longer have to worry about tea staining my mouth and lips.5) Very easy to clean thanks to the cleaning brush. Along with washing it out with some water, it is very simple.Overall, this is the best alternative you can get compared to plastic and paper straws. This is truly a one hundred percent reusable straw that can last you for a long time as long as you clean it out regularly which won't even take two minutes. Definitely deserves the 5 out of 5.

The media could not be loaded.  Loving my new straw. It kinda has a rainbow look to it. It's easy to carry in my bag. What I love the most is the little scrubber that came with it. I've always hated not being able to clean the inside of straws.

I expected to like this for its portability and that was fine. However, there’s a design flaw that I’m not sure portable straws that go into plastic or metal cases can get around. Basically, once you use them, even if you clean them, the straws and brush are wet and you’re putting them into a sealed case. They have no way of drying. I think the straws that use a cloth case are better, even though the only ones I’ve seen of these do not fold down. Also, the telescoping feature is not good if you’re putting the straw through a plastic lid like on a fast food cup. The straw gets hung up on the hole and folds down. I also found that while leaving it to air dry, it tended to fold down. If you don’t air dry it in the fully telescoped position, some of the sections stay wet. I’ll stick with my full-sized straw in the cloth case.

I am in LOVE with this collapsible straw! Here's why.It's eco-friendly. Not using plastic straws means fewer straws end up in our landfills and oceans. Since the straw is made of stainless steel, it can be recycled if it ever breaks or wears out to the point that you're ready to replace it.It's convenient. As you can see from the photo, I have mine clipped to my bag. It goes EVERYWHERE with me. If you have a collapsible water bottle like I do, you can clip it to that, too. I posted a photo of it clipped to one of my water bottles so you can see how awesome it is!It has a sleek carrying case. My favorite thing ever! I love that I don’t have to toss a bag filled with straws in my backpack and I can just have one clipped to my bag. All my kids want their own now because they like the cool case and a case means they can carry their own straw around. So, it looks like everyone is getting their own straws.It's multiple sizes in one. The straw collapses and reopens to multiple positions without sliding. I posted photos showing the straw in different sized steel tumblers I own. It fits all of them because it's adjustable, so it can be as short or long as I need it to be. So far, I haven’t found a single water bottle or tumbler that it doesn’t fit, and I have a whole cabinet full of reusable water bottles, steel tumblers, and collapsible water bottles.It’s not silicone. Now, there’s nothing wrong with silicone straws, but they’re ridiculously wobbly. If you’ve tried them, you know what I mean. Because this one is steel, I don’t have to worry about it wobbling around and looking like an idiot trying to catch the straw with my mouth while I’m driving.It comes with a silicone tip. THANK YOU! Anyone who uses stainless steel straws knows the pain of stabbing yourself in the gum or the constant fear of breaking your tooth with your straw. I love that this one came with a tip for the straw. Also, the tip is removable so if you DO happen to find a tumbler top that the straw will fit through, but the tip of the straw won’t, just remove the silicone tip, put your straw in, and put your tip back on.TIP: The top of the straw is narrower than the bottom (think of a telescope). So, for some lids with straw holes, put the lid down on TOP of the straw so the straw comes up through the lid instead of trying to jam the wider end in the hole.I absolutely love my straw and already can’t wait to purchase more for the family!

The media could not be loaded.  I wanted to get s reusable for Getting bubble tea and don't have a reusable tumbler.I am pleasantly surprised that this straw came with a silicone tip and its flexible and tasteless. It is also tapered and grips the straw well. removing the tip for cleaning and reattaching it took some elbow grease but thats a good thing. In my opinion the sipping tip is a huge plus over other similar straws i looked at.The straws telescoping feature feels sturdy and doesn’t slide down unexpectedly. I also really like that it comes with a brush that telescopes the same way to match your straw! Also another nice detail / safety feature is that the brush tip is capped. so even if you get poked while cleaning its not going to be too painful or lead to bleeding.A few things I noticed but not a deal breaker.When i first got the straw the case squeaked when i screwed and unscrewed the top. And it can be a bit difficult to properly alight the threads to close. But that seems to go away as i use the case more. Also when cleaning you might get metal on metal shrieks which might be unavoidable since everything in the kit is metal.For reference i posted a video of the straw kit.