A 950ml silicone bowl, a 200ml cup and a 304 stainless spoon, together weighing 0.67 lb. Both vessels collapse flat, which is the entire argument: a full-size bowl that stores at the thickness of a lid and goes in a jacket pocket rather than a cook kit.
The bowl holds 950ml and the cup 200ml, yet both fold down to fit a pocket, backpack or handbag. For one hiker that removes the usual choice between a rigid bowl that eats pack space and no bowl at all.
The brand rates the silicone from -122F to 392F, so the same cup takes cold water or hot coffee, and the pieces work in a microwave or a refrigerator. That range is what lets the set double as lunch gear at home.
The bowl and cup are BPA-free, food-safe silicone, described as simply unbreakable, while the salad spoon is 304 stainless steel. A dropped silicone bowl survives rock and gravel in a way that a rigid one does not.
At 0.67 lb the whole set is lighter than most single steel bowls, which the brand frames around backpacking, travel and day trips. It is equally the kit that ends up in a day bag for a park lunch or a sports event.
Specifications as published by the manufacturer for this model.
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