Stainless Steel Bento Box Lunch and Snack Container for Kids and Adults, 4 Sections

My son had the LunchBots Small Protein Packer for his snacks at school. It’s great! But it’s also $20 for a tiny little container. I really liked the concept of that and went on the hunt for something more cost effective for myself to make pre packed grab and go snack/meals. I didn’t want plastic gussets or anything that was going to be difficult to clean or attract mold over time. I found this product as an alternative but I was a little weary based on reviews. It was almost half the price of the LunchBots so I decided to give it a go and ordered two. It came quickly and I was surprised at how much I absolutely LOVE this little stainless box! It’s bigger than the LunchBot and the lid definitely doesn’t snap on quite as tight but I’m not playing football with it… so for the quality and price, it is a steal in my eyes. If you are using this as a standalone, I would probably toss a rubber band around it just to be safe. I put nuts and fruit/veggies and maybe cheese or crackers and it has served me really well so far. It is NOT however, intended to hold soups or leaky items. I consider it more as a snack box and not a meal prep Tupperware. Overall, I am super pleased and ordered two more the same week.

Fits perfectly in a little lunchbox, holds enough food in each section. Dishwasher safe and durable.

Great construction and great size, but the lids do not seal at all, so even minimal fluid/liquids can leak and if you pick it up and only the lid is in your hand, you will loose the bottom half. I use them with rubber bands and am careful to keep them flat.

Disappointed on pretty much every level. I'm willing to pay more for good stainless steel containers. But this one is less durable and also heavier than others I've had. Definitely overpriced for the quality. Lid got dented almost immediately (maybe arrived dented?), making it hard for my 7 year old to open and close it appropriately, and also causing lid to pop off easily in his lunchbox. Definitely NOT leakproof. That would be ok since there are plenty of things that don't need a leakproof container, but you can't even use this to hold both dry stuff (like crackers) and fresh stuff (like cucumbers, apple slices, etc.) -- the moisture from the veg/fruit will make the dry stuff soggy, and crumbs from crackers get onto the veg/fruits! You could use for 4 different dry things or 4 different fruit/veg, but it doesn't work to put some of each. I'm trying to think of a use for it so I don't just throw it out, waste my money, or add to the landfill. Maybe my kid could use if for sorting small lego pieces?

I wanted to love these. Perfect for what I was aiming for with lunches for my kids. I only put dry food in these boxes. I bought two and one lid is loose so who knows what happens to it in the lunch box. I’m using a hair tie to keep it in place.I may return it because I want something sealed secure.No point of the lid isn’t secure and tight on.

I like the size and material of this bento box. It fits well in my kids’ lunchboxes and is a great alternative to plastic. It is easy to clean, durable, and seems to be a product that will last for many years.

I am using this as a travel case for my shampoo/conditioner/body/face soap bars. Seems high quality (heavy, tight fittinf on lid). I bought cheap soap sponges from Walmart and cut them in half - fit perfectly in each compartment. Only issue I could see for people using it for food is that each compartment is not completely sealed at the bottom, so liquid could get through.

This is perfect for my kids school snacks. It allows them to have a variety and small enough not to overcrowd their lunch box.