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Comments about Sea To Summit X-Bowl:
I bought this bowl for a four day backpacking trip and it worked quite well. It packed down small, and was plenty large to make two packs of oatmeal or eat a healthy bowl of ramen with craw-fish tails fresh from the river! My only concerns are that the bottom of the bowl gets rather hot if you pour boiling liquid into it, and that the material holds scent. Even after running the bowl through the dish washer after returning from a trip, it smells like brown sugar from the instant oatmeal. I’ll be keeping this in my bear can hanging from a tree from now on. Still a good product. I’m glad I bought it, and some of the other people on the trip are sure to buy one too.
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I always test out any new gear at home before taking it on the trail.
When adding HOT soup for the first time there was a strong rubber smell, this may go away after a while but it was not for me.
For the price I found them a bit heavy and question how durable they will be over time.
They do not nestle, just stack. For me I like all my cookware in one neat nestled stack.
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I feel bad for the first poster, because they must have came across a bad bowl. I couldn't have found a better product. Its very easy to clean, and very compact. The cutting board is great. I have used this bowl three times so far, and it shows no sign of wear. I would be curious to find out how the first poster's bowl has worn out already.
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Comments about Sea To Summit X-Bowl:
Packs down slim & holds more than I expected. Base as cutting board is very sweet. Not the lightest but definitely not the heaviest...the extra oz or so makes up in function.
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Comments about Sea To Summit X-Bowl:
My old bowl was getting old and I decided that I would give this a try. It folds to its base (4 in diameter) and is lightweight. It can resist hot objects and is very stable. The bad part about it is when you clean. The surface material sticks and traps food, and it is a pain to get off. Other than that, this is a great product
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Comments about Sea To Summit X-Bowl:
Well, at first I didn't care much for this bowl. I was in the back country for a long period of time so I was limited on water for washing it. All of the crevices made it a bit of a pain to clean. But all of the other benefits outweigh that for sure. It was incredibly light and compact and fit in my cramped pack without a problem. A little expensive though.
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Comments about Sea To Summit X-Bowl:
I own a couple of these bowls. I recently ran into some Marines hiking on the appalachian trail who had the bowl as well. we were all like-minded in our bowl opinions. - the best bowl yet. I like them so much I use them at home too. Folding flat sure helps in cramped NYC living conditions as well. Plus I'm a sucker for gadgets, and it's feels like a super-hero's bowl. I use these teamed up with the Guyot Designs Micro Bites, and everything's copastetic.
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Comments about Sea To Summit X-Bowl:
This is a good product. It is light, durable, and sturdy when expanded. The cutting surface on the bottom is useful and makes for a sturdy and firm base for the bowl when you have it loaded with chow. The only trouble with the bowl is cleaning it. There are some tough to reach seams at the bottom.
I am going back to my titanium bowl, but this bowl still earned my respect as a great product.
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Comments about Sea To Summit X-Bowl:
This bowl rules. I also have squishy bowls and they do cram a little better into any nook, this bowl has a freaking cutting board!! I don't know about you but many a trip bushwhacking escapade i've found myself cutting my veggies on a stump and while I don't mind getting forest into my food (hair, socks, etc.) its really nice to have a solid, sterile (enough) work space to prep meals. It has measurements on the inside for cooking, but its in metric so everyone in the US be prepared to do some conversions. Plus is will fit into most pots (unless you're doing solo jetboil or something like that). It also works great as a bowl and plate, so don't waste money getting the set that has all three, its just added weight. Not too sure if it leeches anything as its a weird silicone...Great product though.
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Comments about Sea To Summit X-Bowl:
I once went on a vacation with a small (12 L) backpack. This (and a spork) was my only "kitchen" utensil. It worked great for cereal in the morning, or (with the 'walls' not deployed) a small plate for a bagel/muffin.
Then, I took it camping. It worked ok for that, but I had soup in it, and ate it standing up. The walls transfer heat well enough that I had to wait for the soup to cool down before holding it comfortably.
Lastly, the seam between the base, and the walls is difficult to get at- in order to clean it, I had to run water on it for an extended period of time- I am not fully convinced that it isn't a breeding/hiding ground for mold/germs/bacteria.
All in all, a decent piece of equipment, and something I will definitely bring along with me whenever I travel.
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