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X-Seal & Go Set (Fall 2023)
Sea to Summit
X-Seal & Go Set (Fall 2023)
$32.21 - $42.95
Description

　　The X-Seal & Go sets include one smaller and one larger container. The threaded lids create leak-proof and airtight seals, are simple to clean and easy use. When not in use each container collapses to a minimal height, and the smaller container friction fits into the lid of the larger container for compact storage. Ideal for snacks on the go, taking lunch to school or the office and for leftovers on the trail.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Sea to Summit
Material:
Food-grade silicone
Weight:
Small Set: 7.2 oz / 205 g
Large Set: 11 oz / 312 g
Capacity:
Small Set: 7.2 & 20 fl oz / 215 & 600ml
Large Set: 14 & 28.8 fl oz / 415 & 850ml
Other Features:
BPA-FREE AND FOOD-GRADE MATERIALS
The X-Seal & Go Sets are made from nylon, silicone, and PP and meet all food grade standards 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 pieces 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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