SOLIGT 4 Pack Mason Jar Lids Pour Spout, Wide Mouth Flip Cap

These lids are really good quality. My favorite thing is the removable silicone ring located in the rim of the lid. It creates a nice seal and yet easy to remove to effectively clean the lids. The lids close tight and they pour well too. They don't dribble like others I have used in the past.

I use mason jars for a bunch of different items. I keep my creamer and some milks in mason jars and after pouring out of the jar and making a mess, I decided I needed a solution. These SOLIGT lids with the flip cap are amazing. A true game changer. They fit on any mason jar with a widemouth lid, and with a quick flip and snap back, the lid stays open while you are pouring and then a quick flip N snap, it is sealed and ready to go back in the fridge. Honestly, these lids have been a lifesaver.

These are an excellent product. I got them because I needed an iced coffee container. I had previously bought a County Line Kitchen container that had a similar lid that I had been using for my cold brew, and I wanted another to be able to store more iced coffee in my fridge since I drink it every day. Turns out almost everyone out there now redesigned their lids with these dumb plastic handles that take up lots of space. I found these and took a chance that they might fit a standard half-gallon Ball mason jar and couldn't be happier. The material is very thick, durable plastic which I love. The lids have a great seal without leakage. They're very easy to use and very versatile with storage. I actually like these better than the County Line Kitchen lid. I use them every day, and I couldn't be happier. The only thing is that, having read some of the reviews before I bought them, I make sure to hand-wash only mine. I've read here that washing them in the dishwasher can make them not seal as well. So as long as you're cool with hand-washing them, I'd highly recommend these.

So the best company that makes accessories for mason jars is County Line Kitchen. Unfortunately, for whatever reason, County Line Kitchen doesn't make a cover that has a simple little loop handle so you can easily carry it if you're also carrying other things. The only handles they have on their lids are those big pouring jug handles that stick way out. Searching through Amazon, the mass majority of the other random china brand lids found on Amazon that have the kind of carry handle/loops I am looking for use this really cheapy flat seal. I bought one and used it for a while. They work, the jar doesn't leak, but those kinds of seals do have some major downsides. First, overtime they kind of expand a little so it becomes a little tricky getting them in place without a part falling out of the channel as you're closing the jar, not forming a good seal. But the more important one is that after you tighten the lid with the flat seals, often times the lid becomes almost impossible to untwist by hand without the help of some kind of jar opener device. These lids use a gasket similar to the ones used by County Line, where it's actually a rounded gasket. The rounded gasket has more movement, so you can tighten the lid down to where it's leak proof without it being so tight that it's hard to open it back up. The handle style on these lids seem a bit weird at first because you have to make sure it's down before you open the lid. But I got used to it quickly, and since it hinges right on the middle, the jar hangs down straight when I'm holding it by the handle and it's easier to be able to hook other things as well while already carrying the jar with one of these lids on it. Compared to other lids with a little carrying loop, the one on these are wider and more comfortable as well. But now time for some cons. One is the lid doesn't seem to snap shut that tightly. Just a fairly light lift on it and it pops open. So far it hasn't opened by accident yet, but I feel like that is a possibility. I definitely would like it to snap shut with a little more confidence. The second is that the spout opening is a tad too big in my opinion. It makes it feel weird to drink from. It's probably great for pouring, but it feels like a strange size to drink from. But those are my only cons for these lids.

Admittedly, mason jars weigh more than plastic or untempered glass, but they last forever, if not abused. These fit the 3 sizes of narrow-mouth Mason jars - jam jar, pint, and quart. The washer (seal) can be taken out and put back. The spout is wide enough to get you finger in there, so you can get all the crevises really, really clean over and over again. It comes with 3 washer replacements, but I haven't needed to replace any. One lid split when I accidentally dropped the full jar on the floor, but that lid still has a good enough seal on it. However, the spout seeps a little if the full jar is lying on its side in your bag for very long, so, 4 stars instead of 5. Other than that, these are great.

I bought the ones from another company a while ago—reCAP—and they were okay, but not great. I gave up on the idea for a while, but recently needed something for my tea. I make a large batch and refrigerate it, and wanted a pouring cap for less mess. The old caps I had bought weren’t ideal, and their gaskets didn’t stay seated. New search... and I found these. I almost went for the ones with the handle on the side; those look cool, too, but these were a better price, and I got four instead of two. Figured it was worth a try... and I’m thrilled. Thrilled is not a word I use that often; I’m generally skeptical. Let’s say I was pleasantly surprised. Very much so. And am thinking of buying more, in the regular mouth size, since the wide ones were so great. Why do I like them so much? 1. Easy to tighten and remove—in contrast to the other kind I bought a few years back, these have flat edges that make it easier to grip, even with smaller hands, for both tightening and removal. I hated having to loosen the other ones to remove for cleaning, and I’d find myself sticking a finger inside the mouth to try to lever it loose, since gripping the rim and turning didn’t work all that well. I have pretty strong hands, have worked with them for years; the other caps were a nuisance, frankly. These are great so far. 2. I didn’t know what to make of the ring holder thingy, but it’s useful, doesn’t pull free. I don’t use it that much, but it seems sturdy. 3. The cap seals tightly. No leaks even when I shake the mixture inside. 4. No leaks when pouring. Fabulous design that way, everything can pour out, and the silicone gasket is of good quality, a nice soft kind that can conform to the rim of the jar—not the hard weird plasticky ones that I worry about for longevity. 5. Cleans great—by hand. I don’t have a dishwasher right now, and even if I did, I’d never put plastic in it. Releases nasty chemicals and degrades the item over time. Even if something is supposed to be DW-safe, plastics don’t last as long there, even top shelf. Repeated high heat cycles aren’t good for plastic, hence warping. Love it, would buy again, if four don’t end up being enough!!!

Great for being able to pour my iced tea out of my mason jar compared to the other ones I’ve purchased it is better because it doesn’t leak and there is a pourspout and a handle.

I was trying to find a quality permanent way to store cold herbal tea that wouldn't taste like plastic, wouldn't spill when pouring, and would be easy to clean. I bought a six pack of 64 ounce Mason jars at that big box store for about two dollars each that I can actually stick my hand in with the dishcloth to clean thoroughly, but pouring tea from them was quite messy. I already had some regular mouth pour spouts from this seller that are good quality so I splurged on a set of the wide mouth. Even though they're more expensive than the jars themselves, they're worth it. No mess when pouring and they're actually strong enough to pick up a full jar by the handle. It's a cheaper solution than the glass pitchers I found and will be easy and inexpensive to replace the jars if I ever do break them.

I am thrilled with these lids from SOLIGT. They are exactly what I wanted and needed. The pros: - they pour very nicely, no dribbly messes - good seal, no leaks with daily use or shaking - they fit my various different branded wide-mouth mason jars - easy enough to clean The cons: - a tiny bit tough to screw tightly on to jars if you have small or weaker hands - a bit hard to open pour spout lid if you have weaker hands/fingers (easily got around this by positioning both thumbs under spout lid and popping it up that way) - the price is a bit much if over $20 but well worth it if under that Overall, I couldn't be happier with my purchase and am looking forward to them being a good price again so I can buy some more.

Pleased with these flip cap lids. I use them on regular mouth atlas mason jars. They are top-rack dishwasher safe and have a removable silicone gasket so they are very easy to clean. The flip cap has a click-open lock so the cap doesn't smack you on the nose when you use them for drinking. It also has a carry handle. I bought these along with some ball whisks so that I could reuse mason jars as shaker bottles for powdered meal replacement drinks.

Love these. They work great for a white liquid I obtain that should be legal. I put them on half gallon mason jars and can pour easily.

Very useful to store food in fridge. Value for money.

I saw these recommended by a You Tuber in the USA to be used to convert mason jars for drinking. At about $5 per cover, they are not cheap but I purchased to use on mason jars to store and pour things like homemade vinaigrette, freshly squeezed lemon juice, etc. Although this is a recent purchase, I am very pleased with them. They are durable and spillproof and I like the little handle which allows me to securely hold the jar when pouring an oily salad dressing. When the spout cover is opened, it stays open. I definitely recommend.