Drinking Glass Recommendations

[Slim278]

I'm in the market for new drinking glasses. Most of what I currently use are hand blown by a friend of mine or old jelly jars, if you know what the old style jelly jars are.
I am looking for a durable glass that a 6 year old can use but not consequently heavy and not so expensive that it hurts the wallet should they occasionally get broken. I hand wash so something I can fit my hand inside to clean is beneficial.

What do you use or would recommend.

 

[parbaked]

I just bought a set of the 8oz stacking Hard Strong glasses made by Toyo Sasaki.
https://umamimart.com/collections/glassware-hard-stronghttps://www.toyo.sasaki.co.jp/e/https://www.saikaiusa.com/our-selection/toyo-sasaki-glass/

 

[esoo]

Ikea Pokal - cheap and durable. It's what they use in their own restaurants (at least here in Canada) and I've seen them in others.

 

[Slim278]

Ikea Pokal - cheap and durable. It's what they use in their own restaurants (at least here in Canada) and I've seen them in others.

I found this looking up the brand.

 

[esoo]

Hadn't seen that. 49 tons is pretty impressive.

 

[Michi]

Ikea have a range of glasses at low price.

 

[TheNewMexican]

If you're not opposed to stainless something like these would work great;

For our baby we started out with a stainless steel sippy cup, which he promptly used to create modern dimple art on the face of the hard rock maple coffee table. As a toddler he has since graduated to these type of stainless cups. "Only pour what you want to clean off the floor" is the motto in our household!

 

[Slim278]

I did order some of the Ikea glasses. At the price and them being tempered glass it is worth a try.

 

[Keith Sinclair]

For water use old black cherry glass juice bottles. Drink right out of the bottle.

I ordered some nice green hand blown glasses we use at dinner for ice tea. Some times chill them for beer pours.