Amazon Basics Tritan Working Style Double Old Fashion Glasses - 16-Ounce, Set of 4

Glasses look good. You might have to take down the little burr on the top edge so as not to hurt your mouth and you might not notice it. A little round file or the back of a knife will do the job.I needed the glasses as listed: 24 ounces. They sent 17 ounce glasses. They replaced them with 17 ounce glasses. Then replaced those with 17 ounce glasses. I think three tries are enough. Time to give up, don’t you agree? It does beg the question: if amazon can fly into space why can't it get me the 24 ounces as listed. The difference between 24 and 17 is 7 big ass ounces. It's curious to me that even though others have complained about the size inaccuracy, they keep listing them the same, willy nilly.By the way, those of my fellow shoppers who think Tritan glasses are a rip off description might notice the third word in the listing in big bold type. Tritan a kind of plastic, apparently. And if you think Tritan is the name of a moon rocket circa 1959, ya'll should look it up. TITAN rockets weren't made of plastic, as I recall.And if we need a new word for tall plastic glasses instead of glass, what would you suggest: mega way high cup vessel things you bring up to your face whilst opening up your eagerly waiting pie hole? Just saying.I'm sorry for being so sarcastic, but I really was counting on the 24oz glasses and now I'm pouting.

Misleading. I thought it was glass as it is called glasses. They are PLASTIC. RIP OFF.

I prefer glass but these plastic cups are strong and attractive. I've used them to drink hot coffee and never felt the heat through the cup. As a mom, I have always been wary of having glass around even though my kids are now grown. Too many slivers that slip through the cracks and end up in little feet. I like these much better than I ever thought I would.

I purchased these because they are large and have been delighted with them. They are doing fine with the washing machine and are great tumblers!

Quite nice looking and very substantial for plastic cups. I could grouse about $5.00 a cup for plastic,but these are pretty substantial glasses.Bottom line -money well spent.

I thought I was buying glass glasses - not plastic. My mistake. I think the price for the plastic is a bit high. (it would have been okay if they were glass). The glasses are well constructed and sturdy. They stack nicely but are a bit big for my cabinet. I do like them but would not reorder at that price point.

I like them because they stand up to a heated dry cycle in the dishwasher.

Great size for thirsty hot days. Dishwasher safe on my top shelf.

I just received these glasses and they are better than expected. From a distance they look like they are made of glass. It is only when you pick it up that it is obvious it is plastic. I was wanting a glass that was a true British pint but everything I purchased was only slightly more than a US pint. This glass will hold 2 12oz cans (I tried it) with a little space at the top. I normally prefer my glasses made of glass but I can get used to these very quickly. I normally have to replace glasses in my house fairly often as they seem to get broken. With these I don't think I have to worry anymore. My wife can bounce them off the floor and I doubt anything will happen to them. My only minor complaint is that you can't chill plastic for a frosty glass. That is not a criticism of the glass itself, it is more to the fact that I am now drinking from a plastic glass. I am sure that I will get over that.Of the critical reviews that I read, my glasses had no burrs along the rim, were the size I had ordered and I knew they were plastic before I purchased them (it says so boldly in the description). The only thing that was a little pain was removing the sticker and the accompanying glue from the glass so I could wash it and use it.

feel substantial in the hand

Good fit