Stanley 1913 x Paris Saint-Germain IceFlow™ Flip Straw 2.0 Jug 64 oz Leakproof Insulated Water Jug with Carry Handle

Been following Paris since the Neymar era and this collab jug is everything. The 64 oz means I fill it once at pitch-side and I'm set for the whole match and warmdown. Flip straw is easy to hit mid-drill without breaking stride. Leakproof claim held up when my kit bag got upside down in the car. Allez Paris!

64 oz is no joke. Fill once, done for the day.

I coach youth soccer and this jug covers my entire session — demoing, running drills, hot afternoons. The carry handle is sturdy and the flip straw works with one hand while holding cones. A full jug is genuinely heavy to lug around, which is my only real complaint. The PSG branding gets compliments from the kids constantly.

Bought this mostly for the design but stayed for the function. The Flip Straw 2.0 is way better than the older version — softer silicone and no squeaking. Keeps ice overnight sometimes, which sounds fake until you see it. Takes up serious fridge space though.

Post-match recovery demands serious hydration and this jug delivers. I mix electrolytes in it, toss it in the car, and it stays cold through traffic and stretching at home. The insulated walls mean no sweaty condensation ruining my car seats. As a collector of PSG merch, the quality here is genuinely on par with the jersey-level stuff.

No complaints on insulation — it's Stanley, it performs. But 64 oz is genuinely unwieldy. It doesn't fit my car cup holder (obviously) or the water bottle pocket on most gym bags, so I carry it by the handle everywhere. If you have a desk or a sideline, perfect. If you commute on foot, think twice.

Got it for my teenager's football practice and he loves it. Then I used it for a long drive and realized I need my own. The handle makes carrying 64 oz manageable and the leakproof lid survived being knocked over on grass.

Best water jug I've owned. Ice until morning.

The PSG branding is bold — very bold. I like it but my wife calls it 'the billboard.' Functionally flawless: flip straw, zero leaks, all-day cold water. The handle has a good grip even when my hands are chalky from lifting. Just know it's a statement piece.

I could never drink enough water until I got a jug this size. Now hitting a gallon between refills is easy. The straw design means I drink more without thinking about it, and the insulation keeps it refreshing. The limited edition design made it feel like a treat rather than a chore purchase.

Loved it for the first month — great insulation, cool design. Then the flip straw hinge started sticking and now it won't stay closed, so it leaks when tipped. Customer service is sending a replacement lid, so points for support, but I expected better longevity.

Sits on the sideline, stays cold, doesn't tip over easily with the wide base. Exactly what a match day needs.

I'm 52 and have gone through a dozen water jugs coaching my kids' teams. This is the first one that keeps ice through a full doubleheader in July. The flip straw is hygienic — no exposed mouthpiece getting dust in it. Heavy when full but that's physics, not a flaw.

Collectible design AND functional. The straw doesn't leak, ice lasts all day, and the handle is comfortable. My whole futsal squad has one now.