Review on Fozzils Snapfold Bowlz Set (2-piece Bowl) by Brandon Miller

I am a leader in a youth movement and have been involved in outdoor activities for almost two decades. I switched to collapsible plastic utensils (similar to this one) about 10 years ago and it's been great! Plate, bowl and cup all worked well. There has never been a single failure of the original set. Cardboard thick flat plastic fits and moves easily in a plastic bag, never breaks, folds easily and each of the pieces makes a very nice chopping board or serving tray when left flat. The sides are folded like origami and fastened with buttons with very good effect. Unfortunately this set has been wandering around for about 6 months and I haven't found it yet. I immediately started looking for a replacement set. REI no longer wore the original, and neither did MooseJaw. I went online and couldn't find it. And I couldn't remember the name. Eventually one of the guys found something similar online and I immediately ordered the 3 pack, as well as the 2 bowl set shown here. and water. It is therefore well suited as a cutting board or bowl. However, you actually get three bowls of different sizes and depths. The cup/bowl is the smallest of the three and works well for both cool and warm liquids. But unlike the previous set, it doesn't have a dedicated handle, making it difficult to hold hot chocolate or tea (or coffee I think). And the sides of the panel are about two inches high, which makes it difficult to find things hiding in the corners at times and can make the bottom quite small. Sometimes the latches are difficult to close and the bowl can leak if approached from the wrong angle. And one of the latches really fell apart. On the other hand, the old plate was only half an inch on a side, which was sometimes impractical with spaghetti. And of course I can find the Fozzies. and they still fit better in a backpack than anything else I've found.