Straw Lid with Strap & Straw 20oz: Right for Your Bottle?
By frank green Australia: Reusable Cups and Bottles, Stainless ... | Published: 2026-11-01
Category: Comparisons
Compare the 20oz straw lid with strap against a flip straw lid, check which bottles it fits, and decide whether the 595ml straw lid suits how you carry and drink.
Quick answer
Choose the Straw Lid with Strap & Straw 20oz / 595ml if you want a removable stainless steel straw, a carry strap and a lid that clicks shut in your bag. Choose a flip straw lid instead if you prefer one-piece drinking with no loose straw to manage.
What the strap and removable straw change day to day
The strap is the feature you notice most: it lets you carry the bottle by the lid rather than gripping the body, which matters on short walks, school runs and commutes where your hands are full. The trade-off is a little more bulk around the lid than a plain straw lid.
Because the straw is removable, you can pull it out for a thorough clean and reinsert it before your next drink. A flip straw lid keeps its drinking spout attached, so there is no separate straw to lose, but you also cannot remove it for cleaning in the same way.
The spill question: clicks shut versus flip-and-sip
This lid clicks shut, which is the detail that makes it bag-friendly: once closed, it is designed to stay shut while carried. That is a real advantage if the bottle rides in a tote or backpack next to books and electronics.
A flip straw lid is built around quick access, so you flip and sip without handling a straw. If you drink constantly while working or driving, that convenience may outweigh the closed-lid security of the strap model. Neither design removes the need to check the lid is properly seated before you pack it.
Fit is the deciding factor, not the strap
The supplied catalog states this lid mixes and matches with both ceramic stainless steel and original frank green reusable products. That is the compatibility claim to rely on, and it is broader than a single bottle size.
The 20oz / 595ml figure in the name describes this lid's size, not a universal guarantee that every 20oz bottle on the market will accept it. If you own a different brand or an older model, check the lid thread and opening before ordering rather than assuming the capacity number is enough.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Carrying: The strap lets you carry the bottle by the lid, which frees your hand for bags, keys or a phone. The cost is extra hardware around the top compared with a lid that has no strap. If you rarely carry the bottle by hand, the strap adds bulk without much benefit.
- Drinking style: A removable stainless steel straw suits people who like sipping through a straw and want to take it out for cleaning. A flip straw lid suits people who want to flip and drink without handling a separate straw. Pick based on whether you want a straw you can remove or a spout that stays attached.
- Bag safety: This lid clicks shut, which is the feature to rely on when the bottle goes into a bag. A flip straw lid is oriented toward quick access rather than a closed carry position. Check the lid is clicked shut before packing it, every time.
- Compatibility: The catalog says it mixes and matches with ceramic stainless steel and original frank green reusable products. It does not claim to fit every 20oz bottle from other brands. Match the lid to your bottle's brand and model, not just its capacity.
Product facts
- Straw Lid with Strap & Straw - 20oz / 595ml: The lid includes a replacement straw lid hull, a reusable straw lid strap and a removable stainless steel straw. You get the full setup in one purchase, so there is no separate straw or strap to buy before first use.
Straw Lid with Strap & Straw - 20oz / 595ml
Who should choose this lid
Best for
- frank green ceramic stainless steel or original reusable bottle owners who want a strap and removable straw
- Commuters and parents who carry a bottle in a bag and need the lid to click shut
Not for
- Drinkers who prefer a one-piece flip spout with no separate straw to remove
- Owners of other brands or unlisted models who cannot confirm the lid thread fits
