BLUEPOLAR glass tumblers with lids and straws

Four heights, one idea

Every glass on this shelf takes a lid and a glass straw, and the difference is how much you pour. The 13 oz stacking glass holds a coffee-shop small over ice. The 16 oz car cup glass narrows toward its base so it sits low in a cup holder. The 17 oz glass leaves room for a full glass of ice. The tall glass, at 20 or 23 oz, carries iced tea through an afternoon.

Sleeves change how a glass feels in your hand. The faux-leather sleeve on the 13 oz amber glass and the silicone sleeves on the taller glasses keep cold fingers off the glass and catch the drops that run down the outside.

Glass, ice and heat

Glass does not keep the taste of yesterday’s coffee, and you can see the layers of a latte through it. The one thing it dislikes is a sudden jump in temperature: let a glass that held hot tea cool before the ice goes in, and keep it out of the freezer and the microwave. For hot coffee on the move, our steel tumblers are the better tool.