Cup holder for the stadium and sports matches

5 August 2026

Visitor with a cup in a Mr Clipr on their trousers

Going to a match often means standing, cheering and sometimes a bit of chaos in the stands. Holding a bottle as well isn't always handy, especially when you need a hand free for a flag or a scarf. The Mr Clipr is designed for this.

Handy during quiet moments in the stands

Sitting in your seat and want your hands free without standing up or jumping? Then you can simply let your bottle with the cap closed, or your empty cup, hang from your belt. When there is a goal and everyone jumps up, it is wise to hold a full open cup instead of leaving it on the clip, so nothing splashes over your neighbour.

Suitable for stadium cups, when empty or used while standing still

The Mr Clipr is suitable for both hard cups and soft cups. As soon as your cup is empty, you can leave it on the clip without worry, even while cheering. Read more about the difference between the cup types on the page hard cup versus soft cup.

From home match to away match

Whether you are in your usual spot in your own stadium or travelling with a bus full of supporters to an away match: your bottle or empty cup simply travels with you, on your belt.

As merchandise for your favourite club

Sports clubs and associations can have the Mr Clipr printed in their own club colours and logo. See our page about Mr Clipr for sports clubs and associations for more information.

Also at larger sports events

From a local match to a large tournament: wherever cups and crowds come together, the Mr Clipr is a practical addition. See the full range in the cup holder collection.

Practical in full stands and narrow aisles

In a full stadium the aisles and rows are narrow, and you often have to squeeze past other visitors to reach your seat. With an empty cup or closed bottle on your belt instead of loose in your hand, you get past more easily without getting anyone wet.

Take your Mr Clipr to the next match. It keeps your hands free for your bottle and your empty cup, and with a full cup you now know exactly when it is better to hold it for a moment.