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Which Stanley 1913 ranges come with a flip straw lid?

Both the IceFlow™ and Quencher® ranges include flip straw options, in bottle and tumbler formats respectively.

Stanley 1913 Bottles and Tumblers with flip straw lid

A flip straw solves a small problem that turns out to matter: the half-second of effort between wanting a drink and having one. Flip the straw up with a thumb and drink. Press it shut and it seals. That's the whole interaction, and it's why a flip straw bottle tends to get emptied and refilled while a screw-cap bottle sits in a bag.

This collection covers every Stanley 1913 product built around that lid, in both bottle and tumbler formats, from the compact IceFlow™ Bottle Flip Straw to the 1.18L Quencher® ProTour Flip Straw Tumbler.

How the Flip Straw Lid Works

The straw sits inside the lid, hinged so it flips up into drinking position and folds flat when you're done. Shut, it seals against the lid to keep contents in and everything else out, which is what makes a leakproof flip straw bottle possible in the first place. Open, the straw draws from the base of the bottle, where insulated contents stay coldest.

Because the whole action is one-handed, you can drink without putting anything down, looking away or stopping. That is the difference people notice in the first week, and it's why the flip straw went from novelty to default.

Do You Want a Flip Straw or Just a Straw?

Every bottle in this collection has a straw. What the flip lid adds is that the straw folds flat and seals shut between sips instead of staying open, and that one difference decides most of it.

Pick a flip straw if the bottle moves with you

Folded down, the drinking end is sealed against the lid rather than sitting exposed in your bag, and the lid is closed rather than open. That's what makes it viable to drop the same bottle you were sipping at your desk into a rucksack ten seconds later.

A straw on its own is enough if the bottle mostly stays put

If it lives on a desk, in a car cupholder or beside you at the gym and rarely gets packed, you're paying for a sealing mechanism you won't lean on. Our Water Bottles with Straws collection covers the full straw range, flip lids included, so it's the better place to browse if sealing isn't your deciding factor.

Worth knowing either way: the flip is the quickest of the sealing lids, opening with a thumb rather than a turn.

One Lid, Two Formats

The flip straw isn't tied to a single shape, which is what makes this collection worth browsing as a whole rather than by product line.

Insulated flip straw bottle

Narrower, lighter, built to be carried. Fits a bag, a bottle cage or a side pocket, and seals tight for transport. Most of these sit in our IceFlow™ range.

Flip straw tumbler

Bigger capacity and an ergonomic handle. This is the format for a desk, a passenger seat and a long afternoon, where the drink stays put and you keep returning to it. The Quencher® range leads here.

Weighing up the two ranges? Our guide to Quencher® or IceFlow™ sets them side by side.

Built for Life, Built to Last

A flip straw lid has a moving part, so it gets built to a different standard than a lid that only screws on. The hinge is made to take thousands of open-and-shut cycles, the seal is made to keep working after all of them, and the straw itself is a replaceable component rather than a fixed fitting. One worn straw does not retire a stainless steel bottle. That is what Built For Life™ means on a product with a mechanism in it.

Complete Your Collection

Prefer a plain lid? Browse Water Bottles. Want the capacity and handle without the flip? See Tumblers. Everything we make sits in the full Drinkware range.

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