SnapLock by Progressive Juice Pitchers 2.0 Liter Container - Gray, Easy-To-Open, Leak-Proof Silicone Seal, Snap-Off Lid, Stackable, BPA FREE

I got this in July 2021 for my powdered drink mix. It's PERFECT for one packet. Best of all, because it is leak-proof, I can just shake the heck out of it instead of stirring it with a spoon. It's been in use 24/7 since day 1 and is still leak-proof and clean-looking. So durable and the unique shape is great for maximizing space in your fridge. I can't say enough good things about this pitcher - I love it!

The media could not be loaded.  Finally! A pitcher that doesn't leak! I mean - that would have been enough. I would have accepted spherical shaped pitcher that I had to carefully balance between the eggs and milk container if it didn't leak.They didn't stop with no leak, they made it thin so you can slot it into your refrigerator. No, they didn't stop there, they came up with this "no glug glug" dispensing system using a small air hole to expel air as you pour. Look out! You're going to get a full, quick pour. The way you open and close it is cool too.Shake it. Turn it upside down. You're good. Don't believe me? Watch the news footage attached to this review.And - I see you, Progressive Juice people! - these fit well right next to each other on the shelf (see photo). What did that make me do? Buy more! Now I have a tasty selection of three different juices at any given time. No more waiting to use up one before you make another.The quality of Rubbermaid Servin Saver pitchers is terrible now. They leak - a lot. I thought I would be putting a towel on the container every time I shook it for the rest of my life. Then, the Snaplock came along.Yeah, I get excited when someone takes a product that another company took a cheap nosedive with (Rubbermaid) and fixes it. This pitcher not only fixed the leak problem but added more features.TIP: Make sure you have a good seal when you put the top on and lock it down. Open the spout so the air hole is exposed. Line it up and press the whole lid down the best you can then snap the lid down. Close the spout. Shake.CAVEAT: If you are having a bad day and shake your juice like a madman, it might leak a little. During my usage, I've only experienced a tiny bit of moisture, once in a while, and I think it's because I didn't get a super tight seal on the lid.

First we are 76 years old and had absolutely no problem un-clamping the lid or opening the spout. Pours perfect, no drips, no mess. Very sturdy, quality,NOT Flimsy at all. Slim design makes it fit easily into refrigerator. Close the spout and it seals almost vacuum tight. Keeps tea and juices fresher for longer.

The size is great for a single can of juice concentrate plus the 3+ cans of water. I needed a leak free one to shake pulp around. It hasn't leaked much so far with 1 months use. One time had a smidge of wet. The lid was only too tight at first. Now they lock well. I know that was in others complaints. I even bought a second because they fit nicer than my previous over-sized pitchers. I had an order issue of purchasing 2 of the same pitcher at a good price. Only one came, but the second did not. It did say there were only a few left. I was not charged on the second pitcher, but when I went to reorder the price went up. So I guess there were more left, they just wanted more money. I ordered anyway because I was looking for two, but it annoyed me that it even happened.

My initial review was pretty positive and I loved this thing. That was after initially using it. Three hours later my opinion changed drastically. I bought this pitcher as the replacement for a Rubbermaid pitcher which is still holding up but is at least 42 years old. (The other one I'll be replacing is considerably older ... 47 or 48 IIRC.) I had high hopes for it because it's supposed to be a 2-liter pitcher, AND it is supposed to be leak proof.I have fairly strong hands and I had no problem securing the lid to get a good fit. There was slight leakage on one or both sides of the pitcher at the points where the lid is secured, but it was only a few drops and I decided I could live with that issue. There was also some slight leakage when I tried to pour from it, but ditto on that issue.I did measure its maximum capacity. But I won't bore you with the details: basically after multiple trials the pitcher could hold 2 L if the lid was off, but putting it on there was significant spill-over and the AVERAGE maximum capacity after putting the lid on was 1975 ml (1.975 L). I also decided that I could live with that issue and so I kept it and wrote a good review.After making some lemonade (powdered mix) and shaking the pitcher to mix it up - and there was more than a little leakage when I did that - the pitcher went into the refrigerator to chill.Fast forward 3 hours. Taking the pitcher out of the refrigerator, I attempted to pour lemonade into a glass.It was a disaster.There were two streams coming out of the pitcher: one through the spout and the seconds one under the spout (either from the seal on the lid or from the spout. it was hard to tell where it was coming from. So I removed the lid, re-seated it, and tried again. No matter what I did (several tries) I still got multiple leaks when trying to pour.The leak volume was about a third as large as what was coming through the spout, so we're talking major spill.I let the pitcher & its contents return to room temperature and then the leaking returned to its previous "just a tiny leak when pouring" status.Finally, while I have strong hands my wife is petite and doesn't. She could just barely get the lid to seal and couldn't get a good seal even with the pitcher at room temperature.I have to assume that the plastic in the pitcher most likely reacts to the cold by either shrinking or shrinking and changing its shape slightly. That problem makes the pitcher useless to me and my wife. So I will not be reordering the planned 3 more of them. Sigh.I'm about to return it, and I'll try to find something else. It might not be as nice as this one, but I will keep it if and only if ("iff") it leaks neither when cold or warm.Why did I give 1 stars instead of 4? Well initially I gave it only four because advertising claims should be accurate and verifiable. Capacity and "leak-proof-edness" did hold up. It went to 1 after the pitcher showed that after chilling in the refrigerator (to 36 degrees F if you're curious), the pitcher was anything but leak-proof.If you order one of these you may get one which works perfectly and meets its advertising claims. Or you may not. If it didn't leak I'd keep it in a heartbeat: that's my main complaint. Try pouring a 16-ounce drink of lemonade and then having to clean up a HUGE spill on a kitchen counter and you might feel the same way.

This works great! I used it to take sangria camping - the slim shape fit nicely in the cooler and it didn't leak a drop.

I love them.Couldn't find any juice container,that fit into the shelf of the camper fridge.These fit perfect,and Don't spill.

I bought 2 of these for juices, because I needed narrow containers to take up less room in the fridge.Made of good quality plastic, handle feels good and flip over spout works nicely. I didn’t give it 5 stars because the lid is a little difficult to snap down and you have to make sure it’s sealed properly. I shake it over the sink to test it after each refill, not a big issue, just an extra precaution.

Muy práctica esta jarra, le quito una estrella por su costo elevado pero está bonita

good n useful