Cup Tie - Black

I have Cerebral Palsy and forearm crutches to walk. I have never been able to carry a cup and use my crutches well. I used to use a plastic bag to carry in cups. That wasn’t always successful. I did a search and found these cup holders with a handle. It worked perfectly for me. I’m not a gentle walker. I use my arms to walk more then most. It’s kept my cup upright and leak free.

Love this thing! I take my coffee to the dog park which has limited seating. Turns out dogs love coffee. So I use this little device to hang my mug high on the fence and then unhook it when I want a drink. I had invented my own but find this to be more esthetically pleasing.

I bought this to carry my coffee into the building in the morning. It works for that. I feel like it is too big for my coffee cup though and it's going to pop the lid off the top. It hasn't yet, But I'm waiting for it.

Thought this would be a better solution than my hack of ten years plus, which is to take a long silicone band and make a sling around the cup by twisting once, sliding cup in next to the twist, twist again next to cup, and slide it up. Put another short silicone band just over the twists if needed to secure. Gave this 3 stars for construction and straw holder. Otherwise, not all that adjustable. OK in a pinch, may put in travel bag in case I forget my usual assortment of silicone bands.

I use this cup tote with several different containers: 12oz and 16oz keep cups as well as some other 16oz coffee thermoses of similar shape. On both sizes of keep cup, the strap fits snugly right between the rubber grip and the lid and doesn't interfere with the lid's ability to snap down tightly. I take my various cups with this strap on commutes that involve a mix of walking and sitting/standing on trains and the NYC subways. It's great to be able to just slip the strap over my wrist when I briefly need two hands but can't set the cup down.

Keeps hands free for opening doors while carrying packages, paying transit fares and holding umbrellas.