Q: Which capacity should I choose?
A: Choose 800 ml / 27 fl oz for snacks, smaller meals and compact daypacks. Choose 1000 ml / 34 fl oz for an everyday work lunch or camp meal. Choose 1200 ml / 41 fl oz when you want more room for larger portions or shared trail meals.
Q: Is the KEITH Titanium Lunch Box leakproof?
A: No. The lid is not leakproof for transport. The lunch box can hold soup, broth or noodles with liquid when kept upright on a stable, level surface. It is not recommended for transporting liquid foods in a bag, as tilting or movement may cause spills.
Q: Do the three sizes nest or stack together?
A: Yes. To nest different sizes, remove the lid from the larger box, place the smaller box—with its lid on—inside, then replace the larger lid.
Q: Is this a compartmented titanium bento box?
A: It is a round, single-compartment titanium lunch box without built-in dividers. It can be used as a simple bento-style food container, but it does not keep different foods separated.
Q: Can I use it for hot food or outdoor heating?
A: Yes. The pure-titanium body is heat-resistant and can be used to heat or cook food outdoors. The lunch box and lid can become hot during use, so handle them with appropriate heat protection.
Q: Does the lid stay cool to the touch?
A: The lift tab helps reduce direct contact with hot titanium surfaces, but it does not make the lid cool-touch. The lunch box and lid can become hot, so use heat protection and allow them to cool before handling.
Q: How should I clean the lunch box?
A: Wash it with mild dish soap, warm water and a soft sponge, then rinse and dry it thoroughly. The smooth, rounded interior helps make food residue easier to reach and remove.
Q: Can it hold a camping fuel canister?
A: When the lunch box is clean and empty, it can be used to pack a compatible camping fuel canister. Confirm the canister dimensions against the selected capacity before packing, and never store fuel together with food.
