Collapsible Stainless Steel Straw with Travel Case

Yes. The case is a slim rectangle with a sliding lid, sized to slip into a coat pocket or a small bag. The straw collapses inside it, so you carry one small item instead of a long rigid tube.

Rinse each segment after use, shake off the water and let it air dry before you collapse it into the case. Drying first keeps moisture out of the joints and stops odor from building up in the case.

The segments are stainless steel and each end has a black silicone tip. Stainless steel is a common choice for everyday drinking. Keep the straw out of boiling liquids, since the metal heats up and the silicone is not made for high heat.

It works well for iced coffee, tea, juice and cold brew. For thick smoothies, a wider straw is a better fit, because this one is built for slimness first.

Rigid metal straws are long and tend to stay in the kitchen drawer. This one folds down into a case, so it goes into the bag you already carry. The material is similar. The carry is the difference.

Disposable straws add up over a month of cafe runs and lunch orders. One set replaces them for as long as the steel lasts, and the case keeps the straw from getting lost at the bottom of a bag.