TakeyaOriginals Spout Lid - Replacement Lid with Carry Handle - BPA-Free & Dishwasher Safe Water Bottle Lid - Durable Leak-Proof Spout Lid for Takeya Water Bottles - Black

I've had a 32 oz hydroflask for coming up on 3 years and have had 3 different wide mouth hydroflask lids that have broken. I just recently received the Takeya lid and already like it much better.The lid fits my hydroflask perfectly, and both the main attachment and drinking spout form a strong seal. The drinking spout is very nice - it makes drinking in the car etc. much easier. It also has some resistance when you flip it up, so it will not fall back on your face if you take a drink without holding it open.The rubber grip seems to be secured to the lid much better than the hydroflask ones. On my previous ones, the rubber grip would get stretched out after a while leaving some space between the grip and the bottle. Will have to revisit this section after some time to see if it holds up.The carry handle is wide enough to fit 2 fingers (I have pretty big hands) which makes it very easy to carry or clip onto a bag with a carabiner or something.The only potential downside I could see is that it doesn't attach to the bottle with the neck ring attachment like traditional hydroflask/nalgene lids making it easier to lose. This hasn't been an issue for me however, as I only take the whole lid off to fill with ice. Otherwise I just open the drinking spout, and doing so does not loosen the main seal.I definitely recommend this lid, especially for the low price.

So far, so good. After searching high and low for a leakproof cap with which to drink coffee out of my Nak Fitness Quench Bottle, I am optimistic that I have found the winner.The original cap on my Quench Bottle broke twice (and, to their credit, Nak Fitness replaced it), but it also bubbled and leaked when filled with hot liquid. I often throw my bottle into my backpack to take to work, and I was getting sick of finding that it had leaked on the floor, seat, or inside of my backpack.After trying multiple solutions, the Takeya Bottle Spout Lid has been the solution. It has never once leaked, even when filled with hot coffee. I have held it upside down, had it roll along the floor in my car, and put it into my backpack. Not a single leak. This is thanks to the solid fit for the wide mouth of my bottle and the great screw on cap with a gasket for the spout. The smaller mouth of the lid makes drinking hot coffee much easier than drinking it out of the wide mouth of the bottle.This cap is ideal for anyone with a wide-mouthed Hyrdoflask-style bottle that is looking for a lid that doesn't spill and provides a more reasonable sized opening for drinking. It is also ideal for anyone on-the-go who doesn't want to worry about emptying 32 oz. of coffee into the floor of their car or backpack. I would not recommend this product for people looking to sip while driving--you would have to keep screwing and unscrewing the cap, which would be quite distracting while navigating. Yes, you could leave the lid open, but that essentially defeats the purpose.Overall, a great lid and a perfect solution for coffee drinkers. I will keep this review updated if I encounter any issues after more use.EDIT: In June, 2017, the handle broke clean off when I pulled it out of my backpack. I was a little surprised, but I'm sure that I twisted it a bit each day. I still love the cap, so I bought another one. Just beware the handle.

Love these lids. All of our families water bottles have these lids on them. Easy to use, remove and clean when needed. The seals never leak. Love the handle for carrying. Recommended

Got my Takeya bottle for 2 bucks at a thrift shop. It came through like a champ, if banged up, during a whole outdoor summer work season. However, the original black/grey cap it came with had a loose rubber grip piece that made opening it not easy sometimes and the top twist cap inside seal/gasket fell out regularly towards the end. Still a great little bottle keeping things cold all day using 4 big round ice balls (had gotten the tray molds on clearance at Walmart).Figured total cap replacement would be the best bet due to the outside rubber grip issue. I do plan to buy an extra seal/gasket set to have as a just in case backup. I do like that the new (all black) cap has seals/rings with a little pull out assist "lip" piece for easier deep cleaning/replacement. The original cap had all flat/flush seals.

The media could not be loaded. UPDATE_ i have noticed some leakage around the rim - droplets. mostly when i have soda pop in the bottle- i think i remember directins saying not to use with carbonated beverages- it could be the bubble gas in the soda that's forcing the droplets out.This is a good/high quality wide mouth drinking cap_ especially for those of us/you that don't like to drink out of straws or from the rim of the wide bottle._ a lot of people who bought the straw-sipper cap mentioned problems with mold on/in the straw sip/suck part__this cap may be a good alternative.it's got 2 silicone seals to prevent leaks- it's got a sturdy handle attached with a metal pin_ the loop is big enough to slip 2-3 fingers through to carry ez..i've been using mine for approx 4 weeks now_ and it's been great- no problems_ for $6-ish i would call it a good buy/deal_ i would buy again and i would recommend and i would give as gift_ all depends on price- i thought $6 was fair_ i don't think i'd pay $10 cause some wide mouth bottles come with this cap for $20-ish give or take_ so do a search on amazon b4 buying 2 make sure U get the best priceyou can get an up close look at it in the video i shared- the next best thing to having it in your own hands b4 buying it..i hope some of the info i've shared has been helpful 2 U_ thanks

This was a great fit for the 64oz Swig Savvy bottle. The original plastic loop broke after a few years of use and this was a perfect fix! I was ready to buy a new bottle lol.