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Escape Bowl with Lid
GSI Outdoors
Escape Bowl with Lid
$15.96
Description

  Space-efficient, flat-folding silicone bowl with lid

  This nifty GSI Escape Collapsible Bowl with Lid is a backpacking essential. It is easy to hold and carry with convenient handle, keeps your food hot, can be used as a measuring cup, and collapses down to just 1 inch high to fit nicely in even the smallest hiker's pack. Backed by a lifetime warranty.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
GSI Outdoors
Cookware Material:
Food-grade Silicone
Volume:
22 fl. oz.
Non Stick:
No Coating
Weight:
6.1 oz
Dimensions:
7.1" x 6.1" x 1.1"
Other Features:
• Collapsible design shrinks to 1.1" (27 mm) high disc for effortless packability
• Sure-sealing lid made of Infinity Clear Polypropylene screws into the rim of the bowl to keep your meals in and the outdoors out
• Sturdy nylon rim and base maintain their form to prevent unexpected sloshing or spills.
• Molded-in graduations for easy measuring and portioning
Includes 22 fl. oz. Collapsible Bowl, Lid
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