Rednolia Popsicle Molds and Ice Pop Maker with Attached Lids - Bonus Ice Pop Mold Recipes Included - Multi-Color. [Set of 6]

Better than expected. The silicone is substantial enough that the lids are very secure. We've had no problems with leaking, even with laying them flat in the freezer. We fill these with 100% juice and enjoy our after dinner Popsicles. I tried washing these in the dishwasher (stood them upside down on the spindles in the upper rack). The water spray pattern didn't get the narrow insides clean. Now I clean them in a pan of sudsy water, rinse, and I'm ready to refill them with juice. While shopping for these on the Internet I quickly realized there are a zillion offerings. Without being able to at least handle them, it's difficult to assess the quality of the items. Based upon the positive reviews, and the variety of colors (in case I wanted to make different flavors), I took a chance on these. We have been pleased with these and would recommend them.

I'm disappointed in these. I have found that the tops are slightly leaky - not explosive, but it has the potential to be a huge mess if I put a homemade "gogurt" in the lunchbox in the morning. It seems like any pressure applied to the bottom of the tube will push the cap out slightly, and in a lunchbox, some things will definitely shift and could compress the tube.I will end up using these for popsicles/frozen yogurt at home only, which is a shame because I was really hoping to use them for school lunches.I have also found that they are NOT useful as dry snack containers as pictured in the listing, because:1) They really don't hold enough for a snack for even a four-year-old. I managed to get maybe a small handful of goldfish crackers in there, and the tube takes up enough room that it would make the lunchbox really bulky to have a bunch of these for different components of snacks.2) The silicone texture is very grippy, which makes putting dry food in very difficult (it sticks to the side instead of sliding down), and makes getting dry food out just as irritating.3) The shape is very inefficient for most dry snacks, and since it barely holds 2 oz when you leave room for the lid to close, the huge air gaps from the shape of foods that don't compress (like nuts, goldfish, cheerios, etc. ) just waste the tiny bit of space there is.4) The picture with all the dry snacks is very misleading. Unless those are the world's tiniest grapes, there is no way I could fit an average grape past the opening - I could stuff one in the top, where it's widest, and that's it.Summary: These are perfectly adequate popsicle molds, and I will use them as such, but I didn't really have a pressing need for $2 A PIECE popsicle molds (bought 6 for ~$12). I was really hoping I could fill with mixed berries, or homemade gogurt, or little crackers, etc. to load in the lunchbox, but for all of the reasons above, it just doesn't work. I will stick with the combination of silicone cupcake molds + leakproof bento containers to make a varied lunch/snack for school.

Despite entrusting my purchase to a 5 year old boy and a 7 year old boy with ADHD, these popsicle molds have survived. They also have travelled through my progeny's backpacks without falling apart, ripping, or leaking banan-strawberry smoothie gloop. Anyone whom has accidentally had either of those fruits ferment, say... squished under a car seat, can tell you: Non-leaking containers is a huge selling point!

Im only giving this 4 stars because of how wide the opening is and the shape of it. I'm assuming the reason it tapers in so much towards the bottom is so you can push it up easier but the opening is really wide especially for my almost 3 year old. And also since the top is so wide he has trouble because when he pushes his frozen yogurt up it slides right out of the mold and onto the floor. He still loves to eat out of them but I think they would be much better if it was more the same size from top to bottom. With that all being said, it still works and we use them a lot. I really like how the cap is attached to the mold of these, that's why I chose these over the other brands. If it weren't attached they would be lost in no time

This is a versatile product that is easy to use. Clean-up is a breeze as well, just pop them in the dishwasher and you're done. Since the caps are attached, you don't have to worry about losing them. The caps might get in the way of younger kids, but it seems easy enough to just push it away as you're eating it.

Bought these to make smoothies for my toddler and they've held up well so far. I like the lids attached otherwise we'd lose them. Only reason I didn't rate as a 5 is b/c the openings are a bit smaller than I thought they'd be, so filling them even with a small spoon gets messy. I'll probably try making the smoothies a little more runny so I can use a funnel next time.

So far, I am very impressed and excited about our new Popsicle molds. My kids are so excited to be using them for school lunches. The customer service from this company is impressive. I received a personal email from the company asking if I liked my order and wanted to know if I had any questions or concerns.

THESE ARE REALLY FUN POPS FOR EVERYONE! IT'S GREAT TO COME UPWITH DIFFERENT CONCOCTIONS TOO! WE ALL ENJOY THESE DURINGTHE SUMMER, ESPECIALLY. THEY FREEZE REALLY QUICKLY TOO!THE COLORS ARE FUN TOO!