Ti1084T

It's light and sturdy. It holds food and liquids. Buy it if you are weight reducing, or want something that will last forever. Otherwise, "Nothing to see here folks, move along!"

Whatever. You can't just look at the promotional picture and think you are getting everything pictured. If you do some reading on what is being offered and click on the right one well then you understand. Titanium is not cheap. You want two bowls for the cost of the small one? Yeah so do I. The 200 mL specifically says it is a child's Bowl. The 420 ml is the adult Bowl. And there are various other options for conical shapes but I like this one because it nests better with the other gear that I have. Also is specific that this is not for household use and also tells you not to use heavy detergents a dishwasher or even put these in the oven. These are not for household use. If you want something for household stick to stainless or cast iron or whatever else. These are for hiking and camping and you simply wipe them out with a damp cloth because they already have antibacterial properties naturally. When you get home from your trip you put them in a sink of lukewarm water and wash them with very very mild detergent if any at all. Don't you people read? Or do you just look at pictures and think that's what you should get? Well quite obviously you look at pictures. That's very funny to me. If they were advertising a platter and they showed it beside a plate with a steak on the platter and potatoes on the plate do you think you should get the plate the potatoes and the steak too? Although I like the way you think it's just not realistic. Lol. "But I didn't get the fork and the knife or the diamond ring on the person's finger. It's in the picture!" SMH. " what about the glass of water do we get the glass of water" Ha! Funny.

This product was super light and the material texture was really smooth. This product also came with the nice little bag. I am going to return this and get a larger one as this small one is good for maybe one scrambled egg and 1/4 of a chopped pepper. This is really a child's size dish but it's good quality. Check the description before buying don't waste your time.

Very easy to clean - While trying it out, most of the things I didn't bake on rinsed off with running water and no effort. Even the baked on spatters and sauces (toaster oven for 30 min at 350-450 degrees) washed off with very little effort. The double wall provides reasonable insulation. I filled 3/4 with boiling water, and while outside warmed up, it remained comfortable to hold. Not recommended for baking - the insulation from the double wall left the bottom half below serve safe temperature while the top was thoroughly cooked. Likewise if you are going to cook something it it on a camp stove, it's probably going to take longer than expected. If there are air gaps and heat from above, you'll be fine - I was able to turn small potatoes into wedge fries with no problems. For holding stuff that is already cooked, it's great, and between this and some titanium eating utensils you'll have an easy cleanup.

The 200ml bowl is great for a portion-controlled breakfast while camping. HOWEVER, it would be great if Boundless Voyage would polish the inside and lip. I found the interior surface finish being the same as the rough bead-blasted/sand-blasted finish as the exterior to be rather unappetizing. Whenever I would contact it with the spoon, I would get nails-on-a-chalkboard feeling. It seems too porous of a surface, and as a result, proteins really like to stick to it and require a great deal of scrubbing. It also attracted minor "scratches" or marring where you could tell you were digging around with your utensil. SO I POLISHED IT. I sanded it and polished it and now the bowl is absolutely perfect. To polish it, I first taped around the outer rim to protect the outer surface, then I used a hand drill and mounted the bowl to a large hole saw with tape, spun it, and used a combination of emery cloth, regular sandpaper, and distilled water and polishing compound. I also turned it around and used a headlight polishing kit (thick, round disk of foam mounted on plastic disc, with a drill attachment point). Then I cleaned it with goofoff, IPA, and dish soap. Now it's smoother than the surface of a stainless yeti on the inside, and food slides right off, and I don't get the shivers when my utensil or dry fingers touch it.

Right size for oatmeal, easy to clean. Want a bowl to last forever? This is the one.

The 420ml bowl is smaller than I'd normally use, but adequate for camp use. It's lightweight, feels durable, and well insulated. I was missing a coffee cup and used this for my coffee. The outside was barely warm with 180F coffee inside. I bought two and would consider more of the same or similar product. Note: These do not nest inside one another, so they take up their full space in storage.

On the plus + side. The ample spacing of the inner and outer walls work well as a thermal barrier. The nicely rounded top edge makes cleaning very positive, fast and easy. With No rolled edging there is no place for bacteria to hide. Yes titanium has antibacterial properties. Yes to help sterilize a rolled edged plate we can through it into a fire, if a fire is allowed. But from the onset the point is you want to do everything you can to stay well. This bowl invites you to clean it which will greatly help to obtain that goal in an unforgiving environment. On the con - side. A minimalist may find the larger 450ML bowl a little bulky. I would like to see a 600 or 650ML bowl. But for now I love this piece of equipment and appreciate Boundless Voyage for making it available.

As advertised, met expectations.

Disappointed, the bowl is smaller that it appears in the images.

Muy bueno, aisla muy bien el calor y la porción que almacena es buena. El único inconveniente es que se debe de lavar lo más pronto posible ya que almacena el olor de la comida. Se apesta rápido.