The 7 oz. Foogo sippy, sold in pink/purple and blue/yellow color combinations, has a soft plastic spout and is sold with or without non-removable handles attached to the screw lid. It's a great size for little hands, and the vacuum-insulated design makes it comfortable to hold with cold liquids, but the plastic screw lid is difficult to open and close tightly without considerable effort. Spout components are moderately easy to take apart and clean.
The sippy performed well in our drop tests, receiving only minor scuffs due to its tough plastic base (we dropped each cup from 45- and 90-degree angles from a height of about three feet onto a brick patio). But the "Leak Proof" cup performed poorly in our leak tests, leaking water when shaken upside down and also slowly leaking drops of water from its spout when left on its side for a few minutes.
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SafeMama: The Foogo's insulation keeps liquids cold or hot longer than any other we’ve tried. It has a valve construction in the top portion which comes apart for easy cleaning. Including the main cup portion there are a total of 4 pieces, which isn’t bad considering cups like the BornFree which has about 7. I do like how the handles are part of the cup and don’t come off… although they do have a handless cup too for those who might prefer that style. [Full review]
The Full Mommy: “We have the sippy cup with handles for the baby, but at 9 months he’s not quite adept at getting a cup to his mouth and actually drinking (doesn’t he realize he’s supposed to be my product tester?). It is a little heavy for tiny hands.” | Full review
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The 7 oz. Foogo sippy, sold in pink/purple and blue/yellow color combinations, has a soft plastic spout and is sold with or without non-removable handles attached to the screw lid. It's a great size for little hands, and the vacuum-insulated design makes it comfortable to hold with cold liquids, but the plastic screw lid is difficult to open and close tightly without considerable effort. Spout components are moderately easy to take apart and clean.
The Full Mommy: “We have the sippy cup with handles for the baby, but at 9 months he’s not quite adept at getting a cup to his mouth and actually drinking (doesn’t he realize he’s supposed to be my product tester?). It is a little heavy for tiny hands.” | 
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