🥪 SnapLock by Progressive 16 Sandwich Container in Gray: Ultimate Food Storage Solution Review

Love the design and function but after a few weeks of use the main hinge breaks. Got a new one after returning it, thought it was one time use but no. Happened again.

Product as described and durable. I use it for sandwiches, fries, and usually fruit or veg. The first time I used it was for a sandwich, fries and carrots. The carrots' moisture stayed in their compartment and didn't affect my fries or sandwich. Now I can pack my lunch in a container.

gets the job done, as long as you hold it upright it will keep your lunch box clean. I wouldn't say soup can be stored on its side (didn't try). But the lid is tight and I've used it about 20 times already, small scratches on the plastic from some soups but I expect that because it's plastic. Holds a can of soup with Campbell's Chunks and enough room for crackers if you'd like.

Have been using for about 4 months with no problems. What I usually put inside is a wrapper or sandwich, along with some thin wheat flakes or flat crackers, and two compartments of sliced apple, carrot, candy, or other fruit/vegetable toppings. As a student on the go, it's perfect. Fits in my backpack, gives me a light lunch and is (probably) dishwasher safe.

I bought this to cook dinner for a week. Advantages: Very practical divider. Cover with a vacuum seal. Triple locking. Cooking spaghetti for a week and they have already started to color. The top separator bowl is not insulated from the bottom so if you are storing dipping sauce it will spill or overflow into other compartments.

I have five of these containers and use them every day for lunch for my sons (13 and 11). I admit I was intrigued by the fact that baby carrots are so perfect, but to be honest they are perfect in every way. They never leak, hold a ton of groceries, and while you can't use liquids (the compartments don't stop things like liquids from moving around), you can fit pretty much anything in there. overall winner.

I ended up wearing out my original Systema bowl only to find that although their replacement looked the same, they had changed the lid attachment design and the new one was in no way airtight, so my search began . After half a dozen different "no-leak" lunch bowls and some messy cleaning, I found this one that not only had a secure lid, but also a rubber gasket to ensure a good liquid seal no matter how tilted my poor lunch bag is from my colleague . Workers reach for their belongings. My soup…

I've had it for about a month now and haven't had any leaks so far. I wish the dressing container was a little bigger, but hey, at least it keeps my calories down because I can't smother my salad in a greasy dressing like I normally would! But if that's going to be a problem for you, I suggest looking for another container because you really can't carry around a lot of refills with this one. I wash the base and green baffle in the dishwasher, but hand wash the refill container and seal the top…

So I originally bought this for my 3.5 year old lunch box. The design and the idea are great, but the execution is a bit lame. Does not lay flat when open. It appears to be in the "V" position, making eating uncomfortable, and depending on the contents, it may squirt out. I tried reopening it so it lay flat but to no avail. The blue main clasp is easy enough for a small child to do on their own, but the inner lid on the 2 compartment side has a small transparent protrusion on the edge and it is