Vogue Taiwan

[Translated] The United States disposes of about 500 million plastic straws every day, and most of them reach landfills, and many littered garbage finally reach the ocean; plastic straws have become the killers of polluting the natural environment. If people do not change again, by 2050, there may even be more plastic waste in the ocean than fish!

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Lustir Straws are reusable, strong, carbon fiber straws that are a great alternative to using disposable straws. Find out more!

For me personally, continuing to buy and use disposable straws not only adds up money-wise, but I know it’s not the best for the environment. I would much prefer to use something that I can keep and wash, but will also hold up and last me years.  Luckily, I’ve come across the Lustir Straw.

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06880 - Where Westport meets the world

Carbon fiber is a high-performance, lightweight yet strong material. Though commonly associated with exotic cars, motorcycles, planes and bikes, it makes a great (and BPA-free) drinking straw too.

The product is called Lustir. A combination of the words “lust” and “stir,” it’s pronounced “luster” — which means “a gentle sheen or soft glow, especially that of a partly reflective surface.”

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The Lustir Straws are positioned as a rugged kitchen accessory option for consumers who are looking to reduce their contribution to the staggering amount of plastic waste that is being observed in our environment around the world.

Crafted from high-performance carbon fiber, the straws are each sealed with an FDA-approved resin that's also free from BPA, which helps to further reinforce the durability of the straw.

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The Gadget Flow

“Coming in two varieties (short and tall), Lustir Carbon Fiber Drinking Straws are the perfect reusable sipping tool. The tall option is perfect for morning coffees, smoothies, and water bottles. The short option, however, is best used for house parties.”

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Dude I Want That

“Reusable drinking straws have become a new environmental trend. Rightfully so since, as Lustir points out, ‘Americans dispose of approximately 500 million plastic straws every day with most ending up in landfills or littering the environment and oceans.’ And carbon fiber has been trendy for a while, both for its practical applications as a high strength, low weight polymer, and for its woven black aesthetics, which make everything from bags to bike helmets to...drinking straws look bette.”

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“Stylish. Smooth. Strong. Gentle. Sustainable. Reusable. Portable. Functional. Charitable

This is Lustir – the world’s first reusable carbon fibre drinking straw. Lustir was created to provide a great way to taste, while reducing plastic waste.

It seems like every day we find ourselves reading about a company, state, or country banning single-use plastic straws. All of this may leave you wondering, how will people in the future enjoy a Frappuccino or a chocolate shake? Lustir can help you still sip responsibly.”

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Stuff You Should Know

Thanks to Josh and Chuck for mentioning Lustir on the Stuff You Should Know Podcast.

“Ben Flor sent us his reusable carbon fiber drinking straws. This is very cool. Plastic straws are a very cause du jour. People should stop using them as much as possible. I saw a little stat the other day that said, “They take 10 minutes to make, 20 minutes to use, and stay in the environment for forever.” Ben has a company called Lustir where he makes these carbon fiber drinking straws. They come in a little carrying case that you can just throw in your car or purse. And if you like to drink out of straws then you can carry it around and bring your own straw and say, “No thank you. I have my own straw.” It would be like medieval times where everybody had to walk around with their own spoon. And if you lost your spoon, you starve to death.”

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