Chicco360° Spoutless Rim-Trainer with Removable Transparent Membrane | Spill-Resistant | Top-Rack Dishwasher Safe | Open-Cup Training | Easy to Hold with Ergonomic Indents | Blue | 9+ Months

Not my kiddo's favorite style of cup, but the design is cute, easy to take apart and toss in the dishwasher, no spills noted, but also not heavily used as kiddo doesn't really like this style...good choice in my opinion though and no trouble recommending.

I love this cup. It’s easy to clean and I love the design. It’s easy for my son to drink out of. It leaks easily when left laying down. It doesn’t leak as much as other cups I’ve purchased so the quality is better than most. I would purchase more. I have yet to find the perfect cup.

We've tried a few of these 360 training cups recently and they've all leaked. I've used Chicco ones in the past, around 8 years ago, when my son was little and we still have those cups because they've held up extremely well. This plastic feels much thinner and not as durable but I think that's because our old one is VERY thick and solid so I'm a little blinded by that, especially considering we haven't had an issue and it seems to be holding up well. I really like the plastic cover that slips over the top to keep it clean when it isn't being used, that's a really nice design improvement. I also like the clear sip top so that kids can see the liquid as it approaches so they can begin open cup training. I tried multiple times to shake the cup upside down and nothing leaked at all. My son was able to use it with no drips or spills and even though you have to suck fairly hard to break the seal and get the liquid out, he didn't have any issues or frustrations. Plus the design is super cute (which isn't important but it doesn't hurt haha)

My son has taken a preference to the 360 cups, but we only have a different brand from when my older son was a toddler. I wanted to try a different brand just to see how it compares and I like it just about as much. My son is a small 18-month old and he can manage this so,e pretty well. It does spill a little when it first hits the ground, but other 360 cups do, too. The only con is getting the silicone membrane off and on. The other brand can be done in one quick push, but this one took a little more finagling. Otherwise, I like this and would buy another one when we need it.

I’ve tried so many transition cups because my toddler is having trouble using regular cups. This cup leaks a little, but not too badly. It can be washed in the dishwasher with no issues and is easy to hold. However, my child can’t figure out how it works. It’s better than Dr. Brown’s cups, which even I found difficult to drink from. This cup is okay, but I might go back to Munchkin cups.

Its a decent cup. It does spill a bit when dropped, thats the reason for 4 stars.

This is not spill/ leak proof at all I shook it and has leaks my baby likes to throw things at times so that won't work also way to but for a 15 month old to hold and he's having trouble figuring this one out.

These work well for my little one. They do need to be washed well before use mine had a bit of a chemical smell to it. It works well it does spill but it's a lot better than an actual cup.