Thermos Foogo Phases Leak Proof Stainless Steel Straw Bottle, 10 Ounce

by Thermos

• Thermax double wall vacuum insulation keeps beverages cold and fresh for 10 hours; exterior stays condensation free
• Kid-proof design: unbreakable stainless steel interior and exterior inhibits bacteria growth; leak proof valve prevents messes and is easy to clean
• Made from Bisphenol-A free (BPA free) materials and feature interchangeable parts that fit other Foogo Phases cups
• Phase 3 for children ages 18 months and up; easy to open hygienic push button lid with pop-up silicone straw
• 10 ounce capacity, hand wash/top shelf dishwasher safe

Product Description

Color: Blue/Yellow

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Ideal for children 18 months and older, the Thermos Foogo Phases Vacuum Insulated Leak-Proof Straw Bottle (10 Ounces, Blue) combines innovative design with superior insulation technology. Featuring TherMax double-wall vacuum insulation, it keeps liquids at a safe, cold temperature for six to ten hours. The container is made from stainless steel, making it unbreakable, kid-friendly, and dishwasher-safe.

Vacuum Insulated Soft Spout Sippy Cup At a Glance: Ages: 6 to 18+ months Warranty: 5-year limited warranty Ideal for: Who: Babies, toddlers, children What: Keeping liquids safe and cold in a portable, insulated container Where: At the park, bike rides, in the car

The TherMax® double-wall design keeps liquids fresh and cold for six to ten hours.

Retains Cold Temperature for Longer Periods
Ideal for summer bike rides and picnics in the park, all Foogo^® Phases^™ Vacuum Insulated cups and bottles are made of stainless steel and feature a TherMax^® double-wall design, keeping liquids fresh and cold for six to ten hours. This superior insulation technology means liquids remain safe for drinking for longer periods of time, so your little ones can stay hydrated while they're at home or on-the-go.

Made with Safe, Kid-Friendly Materials
All Foogo^® Phases^™ Vacuum Insulated cups and bottles feature durable, scratch-resistant bases, along with leak-proof valves and lids--ideal for babies learning to sip, as well as older, more active children. For your child's safety, these containers are made from FDA-approved materials, and all of their plastic components are BPA (Bisphenol A)-free.

The containers are dishwasher-safe and have exteriors that stay condensation-free, so they won't leave sweat rings.

Also, each style of cup and bottle in the Foogo^® Phases^™ Vacuum Insulated line is available in appealing blue/yellow and pink/purple styles.

Three Convenient Styles for Babies, Toddlers, and Older Kids
The Vacuum Insulated Soft Spout Sippy Cup is a Phase 1 product, ideal for babies six months and older. Your baby can use this cup for learning to drink on his or her own. The soft spout is gentle on sensitive young gums, while the ergonomic easy-grip handles help your baby gain confidence in holding up the cup and learning to drink. With a seven-ounce capacity, it keeps liquids cold for up to six hours.

Ideal for older toddlers, the larger capacity Vacuum Insulated Hard Spout Sippy Cup is a Phase 2 product for children 12 months and up. This cup features a durable spout designed to withstand wear-and-tear from new teeth. The contoured body is easy for small hands to grip and helps your child practice drinking from cups without handles. With a 10-ounce capacity, it keeps liquids cold for up to 10 hours.

And for active kids, the Vacuum Insulated Leak-Proof Straw Bottle is a Phase 3 product for children 18 months and older. Great for a long car ride or for kids to toss in their backpacks, this bottle holds 10 ounces. Featuring an easy-grip contoured body and a soft, durable silicone straw, this bottle makes sipping clean, easy, and fun. The hygienic, pop-up straw opens easily with a push of a button and is completely leak-proof. This bottle keeps liquids cold for up to 10 hours.

Interchangeable Parts for Your Child's Changing Needs
Thermos^® L.L.C. is an innovative leader in the design and manufacture of insulated food and beverage containers. Founded in 1904, Thermos^® has long been considered a trusted partner by parents in providing healthy food and drink storage options for children. From choosing quality materials to performing rigorous testing of their products during all phases of the manufacturing process, Thermos^® continues to deliver products with excellent quality, unique design, and reliable performance.

The Foogo^® Phases^™ Vacuum Insulated cups and bottles are backed by a five-year limited warranty.

What's in the Box
One Thermos^® Foogo^® Phases^™ Vacuum Insulated Leak-Proof Straw Bottle (10 Ounces, Blue).

BPA Free Stainless Steel
	7 oz Soft Spout	7 oz Soft Spout	10 oz Hard Spout	10 oz Hard Spout	10 oz Straw Bottle	10 oz Straw Bottle	10 oz Food Jar	10 oz Food Jar
BPA Free Tritan™ Copolyester
	10 oz Soft Spout	10 oz Soft Spout	10 oz Hard Spout	10 oz Hard Spout	10 oz Straw Bottle	10 oz Straw Bottle

Product Description

Foogo® Phases™ drinkware features interchangeable parts that fit all Phases cups. Made from BPA free, impact-resistant and dishwasher durable Eastman Tritan™ copolyester.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

51 of 55 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars If it ain't broke, don't fix it November 15, 2010

By John'sGirl

Color Name:Blue/Yellow|Amazon Verified Purchase

We used to own the old Foogo style Thermos cup. My four year old had the cup about 2 years when the top was broken off by baby sis. This was no fault of the thermos, just the reason we had to get a new one.

The old thermos foogo was great. WHY did they have to go and mess it up?? My biggest gripe is that the straw leaks. I have seen comments stating that you should expect liquid to come out of a straw. Well, guess what? The old foogo did not leak. Your child would have to suck liquid out of the straw for it to come out. I thought this was great. This is marketed for toddlers so you should expect cups to get knocked over. Why they felt the need to take away such a great feature is beyond me. In fact, my son knocked his new cup over at his lunch table in preschool. Apparently it made quite the mess. This would not have happened with the old cups. They redesigned it with the same straws in the funtainers, clearly intended for older children. In fact, that pretty much shot any point in getting this instead of the funtainer unless you just need to have a smaller cup.

The other new feature was not a big deal to me, but it may be to others. They changed the size of the cup. Instead of being narrow all the way down, it is now shorter with a wider base. I guess this was done to help fit the cup into lunchboxes better. However, it may not fit well into all cupholders. For instance, it does fit fine in my son's carseat cupholder (graco) but does not fit in my daughter's stroller tray (sit n stand).

The Thermos claim-to-fame, of course, is that it keeps everything super-cold for a super-long time. If there were any other cup out there that did this, I'd give them a shot.

24 of 25 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Leak-proof and keeps liquids cold August 11, 2010

By Mom in CT

Color Name:Blue/Yellow

I got this container to keep my son's milk cold while he is at day care since they do not have a refrigerator. It does a great job of keeping liquids cool, and when the cap is screwed on properly, it has never ever leaked. I was worried that it would be heavy for my 14-month old to hold, but is is very lightweight. Also the outside does not get very cold to the touch when it is filled with a cold liquid (another worry I had pre-purchase).

Within minutes of the first use, my son threw it on the floor and the open lid came off. However, it wasn't broken and easily popped back in. I think it may actually be designed to pop off easily so that it does NOT break. I will say it has been through dozens more tosses (my son is in that phase!) and has not separated again.

One thing that DOES separate is the base of the straw from the cap. I will try explain this. When you open the top cap of the bottle, you see the blue screw top with a clear silicone straw sticking up through a triangular hole in the screw top. The straw is actually connected on the other side of the screw top to a larger, round piece of silicone which is the size of the bottle. Where the straw meets this round piece is a triangular silicone base which fits the straw to the hole in the blue cap. So, it's all one piece: straw to triangular base to flat round piece. And that's what creates the seal to prevent liquid from spilling out.

There are two issues with this design: First, the triangular piece can sometimes push BACKWARDS through the hole in the blue cap which means that the seal preventing liquid from coming through is no longer 100%. When this happens, liquid can leak out of the base hole that the straw comes through. The second issue is that it makes the straw difficult to clean because the part where the child sucks is on an angle down to the round piece. From there it "turns" to come straight down to connect to the actual straw inside the bottle. So, the mouthpiece is like an angled "L" shape (and, of course, has a very small opening) - there's nothing you can really fit inside to clean it, so you just have to run soapy water through it and hope that does the job. It doesn't do the job for thicker liquids (like a smoothie), and I have found myself digging in with a Q-tip.

However, I would give this bottle top marks for generally not leaking, keeping liquids cool and being very easy for a child to use. Plus, the stainless steel inside and wide mouth make it exceptionally easy to clean the interior. I clean it by hand as that works best, but it does well in the top rack of a dishwasher, too. Would recommend.

40 of 46 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Junk -- Straw disintegrated after 2 mos January 7, 2011

By Vicky J. Keston

Color Name:Blue/Yellow

At first, I was so happy with this product. It's great to have a way to keep milk cold so that you don't have to rush to the fridge all the time.

BUT . . . the straw disintegrated under my son's teeth, and Thermos has terrible customer service. The rep said that they don't warrant the straw and that I should throw it away and buy a new one. When I asked for her name, she refused to give it but instead transferred me into a voicemail.