Hydro Flask Camp Bowl, 3/4 qt (24 oz) Stackable Stainless Steel Camping Bowl, Fir

These stack beautifully in my camp box and the Fir color matches the rest of my Hydro Flask gear. Held up to hot chili and a scrub with a camp sponge with no issues. At $10 I bought three.

Light, tough, stacks well. Exactly what I needed.

The 18/8 steel feels substantial compared to the cheap enamel bowls I've been using for years. It's a good size for a hearty camp dinner portion. Doesn't hold heat the way double-wall gear does, so eat your soup promptly. No complaints otherwise and the color is a nice deep green.

Good bowl, stacks nicely, easy to clean. But no insulation means the outside gets hot with soup or pasta. Use a bandana or wait a minute.

I'm 60 and have been car camping since the 80s, gone through enamel, plastic, and everything between. These stainless bowls don't chip, don't hold smells, and pack flat in the stack. Washed mine with cold creek water and a sponge and it came clean. Buying two more for the grandkids' trips.

It says 24 oz but the usable capacity feels more like a cereal bowl to me. For dinner portions I need something bigger. Quality is fine, just wish I'd sized up.

Lives in my van drawer, stacks with two others taking almost no space. Survived a drop on gravel. The powder coat edge hasn't chipped after months of use. Would love a lid option but no regrets.

Campfire oatmeal, stew, even ramen straight off the stove — this bowl takes everything. The wide rim makes it easy to hold with a camp glove. Nothing sticks permanently.

It's a good single-wall bowl, no argument. I've just seen similar steel bowls cheaper. The Hydro Flask name and the Fir color are what you're paying for here.