Bear Bones Bear Bowl Camping Cookware Pot 32oz | Foldable Cooking Pot, Pocket Pan, Skillet, Portable Dog Dish | Lightweight, Durable & Collapsible | Survival Kit, Backpacking Gear & Hiking Outdoors

Used it to make hot water for coffee. Great product but should have gotten the bigger one called mama bear. You cant fill it all the way so it is not good for dehydrated meals. Get bigger one.

I found the baby bear bowl as functional as advertised. which was amazing. My short term testing results have exceeded my expectations I will continue to carry my titanium pot however the minimally extra weight, compactness, and size of the baby bowl allows me to expand my camp kitchen without the bulk.

The snaps are too tight to get back on after the first time opening them. Maybe my fingers are too wimpy I’m not sure

It’s easy to clean. Simple to fold and unfold. Highly recommended for anyone who goes to the field or is going to a camping trip.

Great product

I LOVE my Baby Bear Bowl! Photos in here have para-cord handle, because I got that version this summer. My bowl has been on the ocean, the river, multiple lakes, and in the mountains and has held up really well. It's about the same weight as my traditional cook pot, but is MUCH easier clean and pack.NOTES:- SHIPPING - Lighting fast. I live in Alaska and I got it just a couple days. AMAZING.- Definitely don't try to drink out of a corner. - It will drip condensate in your face.- Be careful trying to drink out of the side. Bend it gently (don't crease it) and proceed slowly - Or you will wear food.- KEEPS FOOD HOT. Holy smokes! - Don't forget and proceed to inhale your food in a hurry before it gets cold. - You WILL loose the ability to taste food for a few days.- SAVES FUEL - It's not metal, so there's very little radiant heat loss from the sides or bottom. Bring water to boil, add freeze-dried meal, and turn heat off. There's plenty of heat to re-hydrate your food and enjoy a HOT meal (see cautionary note above).- SIZE - Baby Bear comfortably holds a full package of "Mountain House" freeze dried meals. One good meal for one hungry person.It really does clean up as easily as advertised with just a damp cloth. I got myself the Bare Bones version because the para-cord handle can take a long time to dry if you get it wet. I do a lot of dinner hikes, so that's less convenient when washing up a pesky greasy meal in the cold and immediately repacking to head home. That said, cold grease doesn't clean-up easily without soap and hot-water, no matter how amazing the surface, so this challenge is no fault of the bowl's. (I'm looking at you Chili Mac).The bowl could benefit from a lid. I contacted the manufacturer, and they're working on one. I'll buy one for each pot as soon as they're available. That said, because it holds it's heat so well, the lack of lid isn't much of a problem.

If the materials improve, this could be a go-to item.The fact that any special care must be taken over, say, a TOAKS Ti pot with similar capacity providing protective storage space, whereas this item cannot (its just aluminum stuck to a polymer) makes this a rather expensive almost-novelty item.Improve the 'fabric' of the item and the concept is sound. Code name: 'bulletproof'.