LunchBots Medium Trio II Snack Container - Divided Stainless Steel Food Container - Three Sections for Snacks On the Go - Eco-Friendly, Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free - Stainless Lid - Pink Dots

Very expensive and very hard to open for a child.

Expensive for a lunchbox, especially when imported to Dubai

This lunch box developed rust after a few days of using, I couldn't return it as I traveled outside UAE and in USA lunch bots team refuse to receive it nor refund

this product has rust built on the dividers. dividers are not good steel since rust it building up which are not good to use especially for kids!

It isn’t rust proof, highly disappointed

Excellent. Saves time doing kids lunches now. Kids are good and secure.

My son has used this for 3 years. Now my other son is starting in school, and he's getting one as well. Because this thing right here - well - let's just say that I think they'll be the longest lasting object in their school bags. No moving parts, just solid steel. The compartments are welded in. And knowing that it's new 18/8 steel, I can place their food right on the surface with no paper in between. No plastics. And the lids fits exactly on there with precision. It has never fallen off by itself. My 5-year old can open it easily. It cannot handle wet food, but I don't pack wet food anyway. With kids, the fever lids to open and things to unwrap, the better. They just open one lid and everything is right there. The only thing that can destroy this thing is if you take a hammer to it and dent it. My son has a small dent in his, maybe from hitting his schoolbag against something. I expect that he'll still have this when he grows up, and it'll be all dented and scratched up, and I love that. I only wish the logo was smaller or not even there or more timeless looking. I engraved their names and phone numbers in the cases and lids so they'll never get lost at school. So, haha, as you can tell, yes I like this product and would recommend anyone to invest in it. I met a mum in a store who said she was shopping for her son's third lunch box. Plastic of course. Well, just start out right and save money. Look no further. Oh, and we also have the Eco Lunch Box that has a not-so-fitting lid and moving parts. Harder for kids to open. This Lunch Bots is better.

This is a great snack container. It seals well and has dividers for snacks. It is unbreakable and fits well in my lunch bag. Arrived quickly and undamaged.

Love it, got the green one because I was thinking about it for so long they ran out of the plain one with no plastic. That is the only bit I don’t like so I will be using it without the plastic, it can be taken and washed but I just didn’t like it.

I own two of these that I use this for my toddler’s day care lunch. I’m wary of plastic and this is the perfect portion size for him. It’s durable, easy to open, and easy to clean. It fits perfectly in his backpack and is very durable. It’s not leakproof, so I prefer to use silicone holders for the smaller compartments when I put fruits and veggies in it. I find the silicone muffin holders hard to clean and the branded version created specifically for these to expensive (plus, I couldn’t purchase just the smaller sized ones, I had to buy an entire set), so I’ve been using silicone mason jar protector sleeves (4 oz size). They fit perfectly into the smaller compartments, are easy to clean, and are much more reasonably priced.