LunchBots Medium Quad Snack Container - Divided Stainless Steel Food Container - Four Sections for Finger Foods On the Go - Eco-Friendly, Dishwasher Safe - Stainless Lid - Stainless Steel

I love their stainless steel containers. I have a few of them in different sizes.All seem to be holding up well. I like to wrap them up in tea towels for added protection from dents and deep scratches.

Bought 2 LunchBots Quads for my grandkids to carry snacks when they go out: a playground, museum, etc. Good size for 1.5 and 2.5 little hands to carry and hold enough food. I was concerned about lids not staying in place, but so far so good. We have used them for solid food at this point so not sure if they are leak proof. Kids love therm. They sre easy to clean up, secrions help keeping for separetly. Once they get older, will be buying a bit bigger size. Overalls very pleased with everything. Good investment. Would definetly recommend this product as a healthy and durable alternative to a plastic.

This is a great little lunchbox. Holds food perfectly and gives an idea for small proportions. Sadly, it doesn’t fit a sandwich but nothing that a little ziplock outside the little box won’t solve. I was looking for something to fit into my son’s square lunchbox from pottery barn and this will fit great, and leaves room for other things like a juice box, sandwich, yogurt or apple sauce pouch. Cleans up very easy. It is not leak proof so mostly dry foods go in there, but not a deal breaker for us.

This is good for little snacks, but it's impossible to fit an entire sandwich in this container--so, really, if you're going to pack a kid's lunch and include anything more than a few tiny snacks, this isn't a good choice. That was disappointing to me, but honest, that's ALL my fault--the measurements are clearly stated. It's tinier than it looks, but constructed really well, and is a neat little carrying case. I give it 4 stars, because it's less practical than it seemed, and we still find ourselves using Ziploc bags and/or larger tupperware for snacks. I wanted to love this, but I just don't.

I use these boxes for both my toddler and myself. The sections are plenty big enough to make a whole day's worth of snacks/lunch for my toddler, and for assorted fruits, veggies, and other snacks for me to bring to work. This box fits easily in our lunch bags. Clean-up is a breeze and so much easier than packing multiple little plastic containers each day. This thing goes right in the dishwasher. These boxes are not leak-proof, so you can't pack yogurt or sauces in them, but we have yet to have leaks with fruits and veggies. LunchBots also sells leakproof containers that coordinate with their boxes. Such a great product for the price!

Small but the perfect size for my snacks for the office. I throw it in my tote and go to work and it doesn’t leak at all. It’s great quality.

I ordered this container along with the LunchBots trio and am overly pleased with both boxes. The workmanship to both boxes is superb: no sharp edges, no misaligned dividers, no dings, dents, scratches, and all portions are even and properly laid out. The weight of the box is fantastic -- it's very sturdy and feels substantial in the hand, yet it's light enough to carry with another box. The two boxes I own stack perfectly and do not shift when tied with a furoshiki.I was able to pack quite a bit into this box: half a can of rinsed/dried black beans in one compartment, a handfull of grapes in another, about half a cup (possibly more) cut green beans, and about 4oz of grilled, marinated chicken in the fourth compartment. I was also able to find space to squeeze a miniature twix bar amongst the veggies.There are many bento boxes available on the market, many plastic, many stainless steel. If you're looking to move away from plastics altogether (as I was), give this box serious consideration. I would not hesitate to recommend these boxes to anyone looking to carry lunches in a convenient, stylish, and wasteless fashion.

My two year old has to bring a wasteless lunch to preschool. I needed it to fit easily in an insulated lunch box along with a bottle of water, be easy for her to open on her own, and allow me to give her plenty of options. This has been perfect! On a typical school day I fill it with edamame, cheese squares, crackers, and fruit. She loves it and we have completely done away with ziplock bags. I like it so much, we'll be buying another.UPDATE: My two year old is now five, and her little brother who is almost two is starting preschool this fall. Our little LunchBots have gotten a lot of use and we still love them. We have tried several other bento boxes as well, but I've always come back to these. Yes, they will leak between compartments but you can buy little containers that fit inside if you want them to leak-proof (though we haven't and I don't feel like I need them). I have several with stainless lids, but love that there is a new "dots" lid that can add some color while staying dishwasher safe. These really are great.