Sea to Summit Delta Bowl with Lid

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great bowl to eat out of and the lid to keep warm and flies out is wonderful!! Highly recommended with lid!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ordered a few life bowls, collapse cups and cutlery sets for upcoming camping trips. Items are durable, affordable and exactly what I was hoping for.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Light and compact, seals tightly. Should last a long time. Great to transport leftovers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Really like it. lid could've been a little tighter fit, but still nice setup.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that it has a lid for any leftover, it can also double as a plate, cuttingboard. Love it. Lightweight and compact.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Perfect size for individual use. Food does not stay warm though in cold conditions which sucks when you’re force feeding at altitude. The thumb rest is awesome.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love these bowls! They’re great keeping food warm while I’m out backpacking. Also great for keep bugs away. Mountain house is great in them too because it seals the hot moisture in. Great product!

I’ve used the Delta Bowl & Cover in combination with a radiused squeegie/scraper tool (similar to the OXO model) on 7 treks since 2018 because it provides a simple & efficient solution to rehydrating trail food and cleaning up after for one dinner. After eating all I can lift out with a spoon, I use the squeegie all around the bowl to eat what’s left. Then add a little water and and use the wet squeegie a couple of times to clean the bowl completely and drink this rinse water so that no food or water goes on the ground, where it can attract bugs & bears, and none is wasted. A quick wipe with a clean rag removes the last drop or two of water. The o-rings are a little hader to clean if they get dipped in food but a wet toothbrush can be used here without wasting much water. For hiking without a stove I can add cold water to food a couple of hours ahead of meal time, pack the covered bowl near the top of my backpack, and keep the pack upright while continuing to hike. Although there’s no way to clamp the lid shut, for packing with wet food inside, the triple o-ring makes a pretty reliable water-tight seal and I put the bowl in a zip-lock bag, just in case, but it has never leaked when used this way during 2 treks. For me, the advantage of the Delta bowl is that the round contours and rigidity might be easier to clean quickly without wasting any water than X-bowls, which I haven’t tried yet. Other advantages are light weigh for its size, and you get a plate (the lid) with the deal. And to save pack space you can store something inside the bowl when not in use, either with the lid on or nested neatly under the bottom of the bowl. I think it’s a smart design overall.