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X-Seal & Go - Large (Fall 2023)
Sea to Summit
X-Seal & Go - Large (Fall 2023)
$16.46
Description

　　Airtight sealable, collapsible tableware

　　The X-Seal & Go is a collapsible food container that seals airtight with a threaded lid, which is easy to operate. It collapses to a minimum height for on the go eats. BPA-free.

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Description
Brand Name:
Sea to Summit
Cookware Material:
Food-grade Silicone
Volume:
20 fl oz. (600 ml)
Size:
Large
Weight:
5 oz. (145 g)
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
602
Other Features:
BPA-FREE AND FOOD GRADE
The X-seal & Go are made from nylon, silicone, and PP and meet all Food Grade Standards from around the world. They are BPA-free, and safe to use in both the microwave and dishwasher

EASY CLEAN THREADS
The three individual threads of the X-Seal & Go are designed as an interrupted thread. This makes cleaning much easier -- a simple wipe is typically sufficient to clear any food from the threads

ERGONOMIC QUICK-CLOSE LIDS
Airtight sealable lid with cleverly designed ergonomic grips to quickly lock the lid in place with a simple quarter turn

HANDY MEASUREMENTS
All of the pieces are calibrated as measuring cups, with measurements imprinted on the inside
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