BangpSilicone Popsicle Moulds with Attached Lids - 6 Pack Kitchen Ice Pop Moulds, Flexible & Durable - Reusable - Easy Clean, Multicolored ice Lollies for Your Kids (Colorful)

Great product. Not flimsy. Fill with your favourites and away you go. Leakproof and very easy to use.

Bright colours that will attract kids of all ages , no leakage, very sturdy and holds well. It's stability helps especially with younger kids. It's versatile as well. Fun to use as well, it's so good, I bought it twice!

Great ice lolly moulds, only downside was that they are a little tricky to clean

The moulds are much larger than any other advertised. As a second time cancer fighter, I have terrible trouble with a dry mouth caused by my chemotherapy drugs. The only way I found to moisten my mouth was to suck an icelolly but buying the amount I needed from the supermarket was costing a fortune. I bought 2 packs of these to try making my own from fruit juice or sugar free cordial. I was so impressed because of the size and because they don’t leak once sealed, that I bought another 2 packs. Now my freezer has blackcurrant, pineapple, orange and lemon icelollys in and it has cost a fraction of what I would have paid in the shops. Environmentally friends, easy to fill, easy to clean, a no brainer. Highly recommend these.

37 weeks pregnant with a craving for ice pops so I thought I would look for some moulds to make my own with. Came across these and couldn't be happier with them. They are nice and big, great colours, no funny plastic smells and they just really do hit the spot. So easy to clean as well. No leaking even when laid down in the freezer. They are fantastic.

Easy to use, smell a little though.

Grandkids love these, very easy to use to make your own calipo type ice pops, just fill and freeze.Good quality and no smell that is noticeable ( some reviews reported a strong smell ).Save a bit of money and always have ice pops to hand.

they are bright and colourful and it's cheaper than buying ice lolly's from the shop and the lid means that you can put a half eaten ice lolly back in the fridge rather than in the bin.