Collapsible and unbreakable, the Sea to Summit X-Bowl folds flat for packing and brings versatility to cooking on the hiking trail.
Constructed with European standard compliant food grade silicone sides securely bonded to a high-temperature food-grade nylon, the XBowl is both safe and durable.
It’s not just a bowl though - thanks to measurement increments on the inside, a base that doubles as a chopping board, and flexible sides to create a pouring spout, the Sea to Summit X Bowl is a complete hiking utility.
BPA free
Food grade materials
Flat fold
Base doubles as a chopping board
Measurement increments inside
In Use Dimensions:
15L x 15W x 5.5H cm
Packed Dimensions:
15L x 15W x 1H cm
Weight:
0.08 Kg
Capacity:
0.65 L
Material:
Food Grade Silicone and Nylon
Warranty:
Limited Lifetime
Supplier Code:
AXBOWLLM
Snowys Code:
6433
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Can you put boiling water?1 answer
Hi there ~ are these bowls compatible with adding water boiled over the little burner, to then mix in with say rice/make a meal?
Emily - Adelaide Bc, SA (6 months ago)
G'day Emily,
You can add boiling water to these bowls, but you can't boil water in them - just to clarify. They're not insulated & wouldn't hold heat for a long time, so you're better to make your meal in cookwear that can go on the stove, and serve in this bowl. Something would normally add boiling water too, say oat porridge sachet, or similar, would be ok.
Lauren - Snowys(6 months ago)
Sea to Summit Bowl1 answer
Do these have lids?
Anne - Cannonvale, QLD(4 years ago)
G'day Anne,
No, they don't but you could look at the X Seal & Go Bowl as an alternative!
Lauren - Snowys(4 years ago)
Is this bowl material (also the mugs) microwave safe?1 answer
Mel - NORTH MACKAY, QLD(9 years ago)
Good question Mel, and while I thought I was going to come back to you with a negative response, there is in fact a microwave safe symbol on the base of the whole x-series range of tableware. This is not the case with the newer x-pots and x-kettles which have an alloy base. Putting these in the microwave, whilst producing an interesting light show, would render your pot, and possibly your microwave useless.
