MSR Alpine Stainless Steel Nesting Camping Bowl,Silver

Love the shape, the size, and the light weight. Don't love how they conduct heat but that, my friends, is stainless steel

Great bowl. Works well, fairly light, and no worries about melting or contaminants like with a plastic bowl. It is a little flexible and could easily be bent if you stepped on it. I just keep it inside a larger MSR pot along with some other kitchen items and it has worked out great.

Very lightweight bowl. Looks nice, but feels like it could show wear (dings) quite easily. The lip is solid, so no fear of rust developing there. I bought this to see how it would work as a wet shaving lather bowl. It works very well for that, but would perhaps be even better if just slightly smaller. (I dislike really small lather bowls and mugs, though.) Good for soaking and cleaning wet shaving equipment, as well. This is a true all-purpose bowl, it would be great for camping or traveling (obviously), would probably work well as a cat or dog food bowl, etc. I can definitely recommend this product.

I've actually purchased these bowls twice. I bought a couple of them several years ago to nest inside a favorite camping pot. They worked out great and are still going strong. I recently bought two more to go into a different, smaller bug-out kit. I believe they'll work well there too. For those who seem to be confused about the capacity of these bowls I've actually measured one. It held exactly 32 fluid ounces, filled to the rim. Its diameter is 5 and 3/4" and it is 2 and 1/8" deep. According to my postal scale, it weighs just over 3 ounces. These bowls strike a nice balance between light weight and strength. For health reasons I'm pleased that they contain no titanium, aluminum or plastics.

High quality, lightweight, and durable stainless steel. Non toxic. I originally bought these to use as dog bowls. We have had them for years and they still look like new. I have since purchased more (the new style nests beautifully) and also now use these for serving my baby her food at every meal at home and when out. Perfect for serving food to an infant because you know exactly what the temp it is. Easy to cool hot food quickly (like oatmeal) by placing a glass dish with ice and water underneath to get the food to a safe temp before serving. We have stone floors (travertine) throughout our house. Our daughter loves to let us know that she has finished eating by throwing her bowls from the height of her high chair daily and they have never had a dent. Please note that the old style is a brushed stainless inside and out. New style that nests is brushed inside with a high polish stainless on the outside. Both styles are awesome. Worth every penny! Highly recommend.

Despite being stainless steel, this bowl is very light at 3.03 ounces on my scale, removing stickers and giving it a good wash to remove any sticky residue. With a 750ml capacity, it's great for solo backpacking trips while having the durability and corrosion resistance of stainless steel, without the price tag of titanium! My DIY aluminum foil lid weighs 0.12 ounces and my alcohol stove (Zelph Fancee Feast) fits easily inside. Sadly it's a bit too small in diameter to fit my windscreen and 4oz fuel bottle but I don't mind not having it all self-contained. Overall, this is a great buy if you don't care for handles and would still like a quality pot.

We've been using the bowls for about a month and it's holding up. It has scratches on the inside though that is to be expected when a toddler is using it. Pros: 1. It's light weight 2. Doesn't look like a dog bowl 3. Perfect for 3 yr (no more broken bowls. We don't like plastic) Cons: 1. The stickers were a pain to get off (was it necessary to have stickers on the inside and the outside of the bowl?) I used baking soda, avocado oil and napkins to remove sticker residue (oh and lots of old school elbow grease). My first attempt I let my oil and baking soda mix sit for an hour. Then scrubbed and scrubbed and scrubbed. The main stickey part was removed but there was definitely a faint chemical or something left behind. Water was gathering on only where the sticker use to be (wash your bowls well!) A bit frustrated, I washed the bowls with soap and water then put another batch of oil and baking soda on and scrubbed the solution in then left to soak over night. Next morning, scrubbed with all my girly might and washed with soap/water again. It worked! I have pictures before I washed bowls and after I got residue off.

Great little bowl. Fits easily in my msr 1.1L stowaway pot. I'll actually end up putting a handkerchief or two underneath for utility and to prevent any unwanted "clanking" as there is a good bit of wiggle room. They're heavy for an ultra light person as they are made of steel, but they seem to find that perfect balance between thin and light but still durable. They have just a slight flex when you apply pressure but I'm definitely not worried about denting them unless I do something exceptionally stupid. Also nice that you could use these as a secondary cooking pan if you needed to since they're steel. Also I find it nice that the stickers/packaging are designed to come off extremely easily with little to no sticky leftovers. I'm really liking msr after getting these simple little bowls.