pokito Pop Up/Collapsible/Reusable/Eco-Friendly/Folding 3-Sizes-in-1 Travel Cup/Mug with Leak-Proof Lid for Hot and Cold Drinks (Fits in Pocket or Bag; Great Gift for Coffee or Tea Lovers), Pumpkin

I really like this cup, it suits my needs perfectly: When collapsed it's just 6cm high, it's leak proof and when folded down after use it can be safely stored in my bag. You need to pay attention when screwing the lid on, if it doesn't go on straight it will leak a little as you carry it - this happened the first time I used it but it's been fine ever since.The inside of the cup has become a bit discoloured (I usually drink black coffee) but I suppose that's inevitable.All in all it's a great buy, and even better value for money if you buy drinks at high street coffee shops since most of them give discounts if you use your own cup. (In my experience, when the cup is open to the 'medium' size it's the same a small coffee from most shops)

After reading the reviews, I was slightly concerned about the lid leaking but my desire for a larger cup won out.After using this few a few weeks I can honestly say I've not had any real issues. Yes the lid does need to be put on straight, but a very quick glance will tell you if it's not on, and filling it to the very tippy top of the cup can cause a slight bit of dribbling, but honestly most cups would do too. I follwoed a few other reviews and usually hand the barrista just the cup and put the lid on myself and have had nothing but compliments from other people about how small it folds, and how it can take a large cup of coffee.Long story short, it's not absolutely 100% perfect, but still well worth the money and I know a few people who will be getting these for birthday/christmas presents

Love that I can fit it in my handbag and is ready for drinking quickly. I present the barrista without the lid and seal it myself as I now have the knack. It looks like it will leak as the flexible part comes away from the top but when hot liquid is in it, no problems.My first one wasn't as easy to use, but they sent me a new one within a day. ☺️I am very happy now.Carry, expand, drink, collapse, carry.

Absolutely brilliant. I carry it around folded up, then when I think, ooh I could just go a coffee, l pull it open and smugly hand it to the barista. Coffee finished, push it down, clip the cover onto the hole. Job done.To the people who say that they leak, l say that you have to make sure that you've screwed the lid on correctly and tightly. It is quite easy to cross thread, so just check. The material is not a rock hard plastic (presumably that would not be suitable for all folding stresses) so when screwing the lid on it feels as though I'm overtightening it, but I'm not. Then l tip it to see if it leaks before strolling off.In summary; it doesn't leak, comfy to hold, easy to use, cleans up nicely in the dishwasher. I've just bought a second one, I use it in the car, at work and in my handbag.

Bought as an emergency cup to keep in my bag for unexpected coffee pit stops. It squashes down well for storage but does leak. The silicone body is not attached to the upper ring so could easily leak if handled incorrectly. Feels rather cheap for the price especially when compared to similarly priced products and despite what the makers claim i can't see it being used twice a day for two years without it falling apart.

I used it for the first time today and it was a great success. It took up next to no space in my bag and weighs nothing. The lid screws on and off, so there's none of that awkward struggle to pull it off without flipping your coffee over everyone within shot. There is absolutely NO taste of plastic or rubber. The red band around its waist stayed cool enough to hold comfortably, as did the red foot, so I could rest it on my other hand without burning, and there was no danger of getting a heat mark on a desk.

I love my cup! It compresses to a small size very easily which I needed due to having so much to carry! Very light weight as well, 3 different sizes. The biggest size is 16oz which fits a medium in Starbucks. It's quite expensive for a reusable cup I think but I didn't take off a star for this as I go to coffee shops which offer discounts so it'll pay for itself eventually!I had an issue with the first one I got (there was a small dribble from the top) but I contacted Pokito and they were very apologetic and sent me a new one straight away! They also told me I didn't have to return the faulty one as it would cause me hassle. Top notch service! Definitely recommend!

It's a good idea... But it borders on dangerous.Filled with hot water (drink) and the so called hand grip becomes very hot, there's no insulation underneath it so that the heat from the drink comes straight through it to your hand.It's so flexible that when you try to screw the cap on it flops about with the potential to scald you.Beware the cap may seem to be screwed on tightly but after a minute or so you will need to tighten it up again. It's NOT leakproof, mine drips/leaks quite readily so I just use it to carry the drink to the car/train then remove the lid with its rather poor flip cap and drink from it as a normal mug/cup.Cleaning it is quite easy if you use Milton Fluid.Nice colour green is about the only good thing about it.