SCANDINOVIA 1 Pint Unbreakable Tritan Drinking Glasses (Set of 6) – BPA Free, Stackable
Product description
The essentials
If you want the look and feel of “real” drinking glass without the constant worry of breakages, these SCANDINOVIA 1 pint unbreakable tumbler cups are built for everyday use. On paper, they’re designed to suit everything from water and beer to whisky, and even act as a coffee cup when you want something that feels a bit more like proper glassware.
They’re made from tritan plastic and are BPA free (also stated as Prop 65 compliant). The brand also highlights a no-plastic odour claim and a crystal-like appearance and feel, which is the kind of detail that matters if you’re buying for kitchens where drinks aren’t just for “outside use”.
What’s good about them day to day
The main draw here is durability and peace of mind. These cups are positioned as unbreakable and “very resistant”, which makes sense if you have kids around, you’re stocking a busy household, or you simply prefer not to treat every drink as a glassware risk.
There’s also a practical stacking feature. The interior has an “innovative speckled” design intended to stop the cups sticking together when stacked. That’s a small thing, but it can save you frustration in the cupboard—especially if you want them all to live together neatly instead of being separated after every wash.
Key takeaways for buyers who care about real-world use
Dishwasher-safe without the guesswork
The set is described as dishwasher safe, including a laboratory-tested claim of more than 1000 wash cycles without cracking or “nov vation” (the wording is a bit odd, but the point is that the brand has tested it). If you’re the kind of person who uses the dishwasher regularly, that’s the kind of reassurance you’ll probably appreciate.
Size you can picture
Each cup is specified as 9 cm (top) x 6.5 cm (bottom) x 14 cm (height). For a 1 pint style tumbler, that shape is fairly classic, and should be comfortable for both chilled drinks and room-temperature pours.
Made in Japan with tritan plastic
The cups are 100% made in Japan, using tritan plastic (BPA free / Prop 65 compliant). If you’re choosing between “generic plastic tumblers” and something that’s explicitly aiming for a glass-like feel, this is clearly leaning toward the latter.
What to know before you buy
It’s not a traditional glass set, so if you’re chasing the exact weight and temperature behaviour of glass, you may find it a little different. The brand promises a crystal-like look and feel, but plastic still has its own characteristics—so consider whether that trade-off matters for your household.
Also, the design focus is on practicality: stackability, dishwasher use, and resisting damage. If your priority is fancy presentation for occasional hosting, you might find more “luxury glass” options better suited.
Who it suits best (and who might want to skip it)
It makes sense if you want daily drinkware that can handle normal life—use at home, for family meals, and for casual serving without babying the cups. It’s also a solid fit if you’re gifting someone who’d like a matching set but doesn’t want fragile glassware.
It may not suit you if you’re very particular about the tactile and thermal feel of glass, or if you only want something for occasional, more formal use where breakage risk is already low.
Tech specs
- Name: SCANDINOVIA 1 Pint Unbreakable Premium Drinking Pint Glasses (Set of 6)
- Type: Drinking tumbler cups (unbreakable, stackable)
- Capacity: 1 Pint (as stated by product name)
- Size: 9 cm (top) x 6.5 cm (bottom) x 14 cm (height)
- Material: Tritan plastic (BPA free, Prop 65 compliant)
- Origin: 100% made in Japan
- Dishwasher use: Dishwasher safe (laboratory tested, claim of 1000+ cycles without cracking)
- Colour/finish: Crystal-like appearance and feel (speckled interior design to reduce sticking when stacked)
Should you buy it?
Worth considering if you want a set of pint glasses that look like glass, feel more premium than basic plastic, and are designed to survive everyday handling—plus they’re dishwasher safe and stackable. In particular, it’s the kind of purchase that tends to pay off if your kitchen routine involves frequent washing and you don’t want to replace broken cups.
You may want to skip it if you’re chasing the genuine feel and thermal behaviour of glass, or if you’d rather invest in fragile-but-fancy glassware for occasional serving. As with any “unbreakable” alternative, it’s mainly a comfort and practicality choice first, not a replacement for every aspect of real glass.