🍱 Mod Lunch Bento Food Storage Container - PackIt, Steel Gray Review

The perfect size for lunch, this box can hold an entire sandwich. Dividers are adjustable. The dividers don't extend all the way to the top, so if you pour liquid or sauce onto one side, it may spill out the top of the divider. I've used this for soup and it's definitely leak proof. I was concerned that the tomato sauce would stain the dividers or the container as a whole, but that didn't happen. I thought it was a glass jar, but it's not a plastic jar, light weight.

Love the container but DEFINITELY NOT airtight as advertised. I put the peaches in a section (with minimal juice) and my daughter complained that her lunchtime sandwich was soggy. I thought I misplaced the delimiter, so I paid more attention to placement and tried again. AGAIN a wet sandwich. In addition, it is good for separating dry foods and easy to clean, and can be thrown on the top shelf. But if leak protection is your priority, don't go for it.

Earlier this school year I bought 4 bags for my son's lunch and 2 of the 4 containers broke. Both containers had a broken lid clip rendering the container unusable. I contacted Packit support and they have a 90 day guarantee. However, both containers broke slightly after 90 days and the lids were not replaced. I would not buy these containers again because they break so easily, there is no way to purchase replacement lids, and Packit's customer service has not been helpful in fixing a defect in

This is what I was looking for. I wanted a container for sandwiches, fries and maybe something else so I didn't have to use plastic bags. It has space for a regular sandwich and space for veggies or chips. When I have a large piece of bread, I usually cut off a little because I want to put fries or veggies in it. I love it. There is no food that tastes like plastic! Ideal if you want to eat 3 different foods. I have not used it with liquid food. Of course, it will flow into another compartment…

So far we love it! Not sure if this is enough for a full meal (especially if you used split portions) but it's great for what we need. Our 2.5 year old treats are ALWAYS! I was about to smack myself in the face at how many times this (much loved) kid asked me for a bite and needed a soliton. Put in what we call a "snack pack”. I fill it with 3-4 options and let her choose what she wants to eat. When she has eaten all the snacks, we can re-saturate her with new options. It saves me from having…

Excellent lunch container. It doesn't leak, it's easy to open and close, and the small divider is great for separating food for picky eaters or keeping things separate. I use this in my preschooler's lunch box and it keeps his food from touching. It easily fits half a sandwich and fruit or crackers. Perfect for a quick bite and a lunch box. It fits perfectly in a lunch box, handbag or backpack. It is made of thick, durable plastic, and the divider and lid are also thick and durable. The divider

Great container for my kindergarten child. Dividers are great for keeping snacks from getting mixed up. I tested with water and the divider didn't let the water get to the other compartment. However, when the lid is closed and turned upside down, water overflows and seeps into other compartments. It didn't leak out of the common container (not through the lid), which is good. It looked like a titanic problem holding the water in its compartment until it flowed from the top. If it was a ship it…

Absolutely Loving It! I bought two. one for lunch and one for an after school snack. My son expressed concern about the environment and how many plastic bags we use. He wasn't wrong! So I looked for a better solution. That's it! With these containers we save 5 bags of snacks per day > Lunch: 4 bags of snacks per lunch (carrot, pretzels, sandwich and biscuits) > Snack: pretzels. Although the container is plastic and a few of its snacks are also wrapped in plastic. We're still saving a bit…

Let me say I actually have four of these as I finally settled on this design after trying many different ones. The reasons are easily explained. First, this design seems to hold the seal (on the outside) easier, and none of the ones I've used leak. Part of this achievement is the design of the lid seal. Being typically a shaft seal, it is relatively independent of the cover engagement depth, with two clips simply holding the cover in place. This is such a superior design compared to typical…