STOJOPocket Cup Red 355ml (PACK OF 1)

This works well for the intended purpose - meaning I no longer have to get disposable cups when buying drinks out and about. It's well constructed and comes apart completely making it very easy to clean, and thus far I've washed it in the dishwasher with no problems. It collapses down neatly and doesn't drip coffee as you drink from it. After use, you can collapse it again and seal it so that there are no spills in your bag, though I keep it in a small plastic bag to be safe.There are a couple of limitations to be aware of:1) the cup is stable enough when standing on its base or held in a hand, but the base itself is flexible. The first time I gave it to a barrista, he ended up spilling the drink as he pressed down on the cup and it flexed. This isn't a flaw, as it's essential for the cup to be foldable, but I wouldn't recommend this product for someone with mobility issues.2) The cup isn't insulated, so hot drinks don't stay hot for very long. It's no worse than a standard takeaway cup, and again this isn't a design flaw, but something to be aware of if you like to nurse hot drinks for a long time.

I usually end up carrying a disposable cup for a long distance because there are no bins between the coffee shop and my house, this can be a pain so I got a couple of these to do away with that.They're really handy, they fold down pretty small so they're easy to carry and you can fully close the lid so they don't leak meaning that you don't have to worry about any dregs spilling into your bag.I found it easy to open and close but my partner seems to struggle with it, I've had to show him how to open and close it a couple of times but he still tries to put the sleeve in weird places.Went through the dishwasher just fine which is handy.My only gripe with it is that it's really small, it can hold a small drink and not a lot else which is kind of a pain. There is a bigger one but it's only marginally bigger and doesn't seem worthwhile so I'm giving the smaller size a go.

This made a good little gift.

I'm a bit of a gadget fiend (when this came through, my fiance told me it was 'so me') - I'm always looking for products that do something a bit different and make things easier/more fun! I carry a small handbag and occasionally buy/take coffee while I'm out. I don't like using the disposable cups because it's such a waste so I have my own little take away cups. The problem I had was that they were usually too bulky to store after I was done with them (even the really small ones) and they would leak all the remainder liquid you can't quite reach, no matter how tightly you closed them. This solves that problem.Pros:LightweightIt really does fit into a small bag/large pocket when folded up.Doesn't leak if you close it properly!Saves on waste as you can reuse it and carry it with you - no more need for takeaway cups.Baristas are usually happy to do this for you, there are little lines at the top with measurements so you know how much liquid you're pouring in.Cons:Not really that sturdy so can't hold it between your legs if you're sitting on the bus or public transport and you've got your hands busy reading a book or something.Bit annoying to clean for the same reason as above - but without it being foldable it wouldn't really do what it's supposed to!

Performs really well. The collapsible rubber doesn't smell/taste, and is less thermally-conductive than thin rigid plastic (or the plastic-lined paper/card sort of one-use cup you're wanting to stop using)... which means you can comfortably hold it until a boiling-hot coffee or tea is drinkable.The screw-on lid-joint is more leak-resistant than leak-proof, and with the body being squashable once there's a drink in it you have to keep it in your hand rather than put it in a bag, like a flask could be. By contrast, the rubber tab closing the 'sipper' it pretty-much air-tight and needs to be unplugged to easily take the lid on/off or collapse the cup.I can see that the rubber body could be accidentally ripped if you routinely handle it roughly or with sharp nails rather than finger-tips, and/or let keys etc rub against it, but for me it's lasting well (and has already paid for itself in discounts).Having this gadget, that fits in a coat-pocket, has really helped me put my good intentions into practice on a much more regular basis. I'm happy to recommend it.

This is ok for what it is. I often travel so this is useful but I don't particularly enjoy drinking from it.

This is my second collapsible cup. This one is much better as there is a small hole In the top to allow you to drink easily.The cup does get hot so you need the holder.Easy to clean.

I've had my Stojo for almost a year now, and I'm very happy with it. It's not showing any signs of wear-and-tear as I have heard of or seen with other collapsable cups. However one watch out is to beware of the smell, as this lasts even after the cup is clean - and it's a strong smell of whatever you use it to drink. I mostly use it for coffee or smoothies so this doesn't bother me, but if you plan on a diverse set of drinks/water... get ready to confuse your taste-buds.