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Klean Kanteen Kid's Cup with Steel Straw Lid

Klean Kanteen Kid's Cup with Steel Straw Lid

Recommended

Silicone is a primary contact surface here — your food is in direct contact with it, not just a seal.

Steel cup with a stainless steel straw and a silicone lid/flex-tip - the child drinks through steel, so the only non-steel water contact is silicone.

The verdict: Silicone only

Both the cup and the straw are 90% post-consumer recycled 18/8 stainless steel, so the child drinks through a steel straw rather than a plastic one. The straw lid itself is food-grade silicone, and the straw is topped with a soft silicone flex tip for the mouth. There is no polypropylene in the water path - the only non-steel parts touching the drink are silicone, making this one of the few genuinely silicone-only kids straw setups. A steel straw is the rare exception here; almost every kids straw bottle uses a plastic straw and a polypropylene lid mechanism.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed

Lead safety: Tested lead-free

Lead Safe Mama's independent XRF testing has consistently found Klean Kanteen's non-insulated (single-wall) stainless products lead-free. This Kid's Cup and its steel straw are single-wall, non-insulated steel - the same construction category covered by that testing - so no lead-solder sealing-dot concern applies here (that risk is specific to double-wall insulated bottles). The straw's silicone flex tip and lid were not specifically tested.

Verification: Independently lab-tested

What it's made of

PartMaterialFood contact
cup body
18/8 (304), 90% post-consumer recycled steel
Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary
straw
90% post-consumer recycled 18/8 steel straw
Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary
straw flex tip
soft food-grade silicone tip on top of the steel straw for the mouth
Silicone Yes primary
straw lid
BPA-free food-grade silicone lid that holds the straw
Silicone Yes primary

The Klean Kanteen 10oz Kid's Cup paired with the Kid's Cup Straw Lid. It's a cup form factor with a molded-silicone lid that holds the steel straw - the child sips through the straw's soft flex tip. Klean Kanteen rates the lid splash-proof rather than fully leakproof, so it can leak if tipped or shaken and isn't ideal thrown loose in a bag. Best for kids who can handle a cup.

Pros

  • Both cup and straw are recycled 18/8 steel
  • Dishwasher safe; straw is easy to clean and replace
  • Steel straw is easier to keep clean than a narrow plastic one

Cons

  • Splash-proof only, not leakproof - can leak if tipped or shaken
  • Cup form factor (with lid), not a sealed sport bottle
  • Silicone lid and flex tip need periodic replacement

Notes

Categories: Kids Water Bottles

Sources

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