The Mahli Lid
The Mahli Lid
1.5 / 5.0
(2) 2 total reviews
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trenty
flip lid with handle. leakproof when closed. great for on the go.
claudy
straw lid with handle. can leak a little. plastic straw included, silicone or stainless steel upgrade available.
pauly
flip lid, no handle. leakproof when closed. the go-to for coffee and tea.
chrissy
stainless steel screw lid. fully leakproof. not dishwasher safe. silver only.
maddy
straw lid with silicone handle. leakproof when closed. plastic straw included, stainless steel upgrade available.
mahli
silicone straw mouthpiece lid. leakproof when open. sealed silicone mouthpiece that uses pressure with lips/bite while sipping to allow water through. fully removable for easy cleaning. comes in dual-colour designs only.
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Meet your new favourite way to sip ✨
The Mahli Lid was designed around some of our most requested features ever - combining a soft silicone straw mouthpiece with a leakproof straw lid design and fully removable parts for easier cleaning.
Unlike a standard open straw, the silicone mouthpiece stays sealed until pressure is applied while sipping, helping prevent leaks even when the straw is open 👀
Features:
🤍 Soft silicone straw mouthpiece
🤍 Leakproof when open
🤍 Water flows through with gentle pressure with lips/bite while sipping
🤍 Completely removable silicone mouthpiece for easy cleaning
🤍 Comfortable soft-touch sipping experience
🤍 Dual-colour design details
🤍 BPA free
Available in:
✨ Pink & Lilac
✨ Blue & Green
Compatible with:
The Babi 400ml, The Stevie 675ml, The Sammy 1.15L & The Biggie 2.5L
Please note:
The Mahli Lid is leakproof when correctly assembled and closed securely. As with all straw lids, we recommend regular cleaning and ensuring all components are fitted properly before use 💧

This lid is too fiddly. Getting the mouthpiece out of the lid to clean it is an absolute nightmare. Would love a real time demonstration for how to do it correctly. Getting it back in is also a pain to do. Sorry but wouldn’t recommend this lid at all.
Love the idea but the execution needs work. The angle of the mouth piece is odd to drink from, the 'lid' gets stuck down when the mouth piece is up and it's hard to get back up in order to close. You can't push the straw up too far or the mouth piece won't close, but if you don't push it up high enough it falls out.