6-Pack Wide Mouth Wooden Mason Jar Lids for Ball/Mason Jars, Reusable Acacia Wood Mason Jar Lids with Airtight Silicone Seal Perfect for Dry Food Storage (Brown)

Love these lids! They are perfect if you’re using mason jars in your pantry and you want a more chic look than metal or plastic lids. They fit perfectly and you can see I’m lifting the jar by the lid without slipping.

These are now on my favorite things list. They have a good seal - not too tight but it keeps the air out. They fit mason jars perfectly. They look great. Easy clean. What's not to love.

So beautiful and functional. We use canning jars for everything. I have some snack jars that needed lids that didn't require the effort of putting rings on and off. These fit the bill perfectly. The wood grain is very beautiful.

I struggle with using the bands and lids due to arthritis. Enter these pop in lids to make things easier. I will still use the bands and lids when canning or needing to vacuum seal something that needs the air removed, but these lids work great for items that will not have long term storage (think: snacks) and are used at high frequency. The lids look nice with the wood top and the silicone underside fits the jars. I did note some lids were a bit tighter than others, but will not be a big issue. The combo of large and small lids is a great combo and I recommend these to cap your jars.

They're lovely, and they solve something very useful for me: I wanted to be able to stack jars of overnight oats 3-high in the fridge, which wasn't working with traditional mason lids, because the bottoms don't fit into the tops. Works like a charm now. But you should know that the silicon seal is CRAZY TIGHT. I mean: so tight that if the jar is remotely damp (even condensation on a cold jar will do it) you literally cannot close it, because the air cannot escape enough, so it bounces up and down. And since my goal was to stack the jars, a bouncing lid was definitely a problem. (Also, even when dry, it's very hard to remove the lid when it's that tight, and the silicon gasket tends to pop off.) Solution 1: I tried removing the silicon gasket. No dice: now the wooden lid slides around. Solution 2: I trimmed off with scissors about half of the... 'flange'? (The flappy bit around the silicon seal.) Still bounced. Solution 3: trimmed the flange 100% off: That was overkill, but viable. Solution 4: trimmed the flange 85-90% off. Perfect! Leaving about 1/16 inch was the perfect balance of seal with usability. YMMV. If you're doing dry room-temp storage, and need only occasional access, then the super-seal may be worth it. But if you intend to use them daily, you'll want to adjust it.

Love these lids. They look better than regular mason jar lids and are quick to take on and off. Have even given them to friends as a little "thinking of you gift."

Work great, fits coffee mugs perfectly without loss of heat. Easy cleaning, wood is pretty.

Seal well and fit all canning jars.

Great quality