Sistema Klip It Multi-Use Food Storage Container Set, 6-Piece

I love these containers! I have multiple sizes now and really use them often. They are lightweight and perfect for leftovers! I used them for my lunches as well and for portion control.The snaps on the side keep everything leak proof and because they just pop on I keep them stored that way. I’ve yet to lose a lid.I have not had any problems with leaks or messes and I’ve even used it for chilli and other messy items. They clean up super easy and are dishwasher safe. Great for kids as well.I use one as an organizer for all my batteries as well.I have glass containers, screw on containers, containers with slip on lids, etc and these are by far my favorite. I suppose I wish they came in black or white but that’s just a nice wish for- they are great regardless.

These are great to go in my toddler's lunch box. She gets 3 items each day - a protein, a vegetable, and a fruit. Sistema also makes a 1 compartment item (http://smile.amazon.com/Sistema-6-7-Ounce-Containers-3-Pack-Green/dp/B005HNW418/ref=pd_bxgy_k_text_z), so together with that one, I get the three I need. The compartments are small, but just the right size for a nice lunch portion for my little girl. They go easily in the dishwasher (top shelf), and in daily use for 2 months now have not shown noticeable wear. The rubber seal is very nice, and while I do not remove it for washing every time (only 1 in 5 or so - since it takes a few seconds to remove it, and doesn't seem to collect gunk too quickly) I worry about removing it for washing too often.

Awesome storage, a more realistic "bento box" for toddlers! Or great to pack 2 different items on their own. Super usable and handy!

I purchased this for ONE simple reason...it fits PERFECTLY in the bottom of my Stanley Steel Lunchbox! HOWEVER, once I got it, I found that it was a good-quality plastic food box, too! I can put almost half a stack of pringles in one side, and a large handful of Cheez-its in the other side! It keeps my chips and crackers completely fresh until lunchtime...and I've tested the rubber o-ring seal in the lid, it will also keep 'wet items' wet, as well...(like pudding or stew...though I put stew in my food jar that's insulated). Great size if you're looking for a container to fit inside the Stanley Steel Lunchboxes!

These are nice containers and altogether I probably ordered close to a dozen of this size and another size and like the fact that all the lids are interchangeable with a deeper larger ones. These are nice stackable containers and it’s nice to have a bunch of the same kind with all the same lids. This particular size is perfect to pack a lunch or something and gives you room for a nice size sandwich and I put some other stuff next to it like chips or fruit or whatever. They don’t seem to be airtight so I wouldn’t put stuff in here to last forever but if you’re just holding some thing for a day or so it’s not bad.I would’ve gave it five stars if they would’ve been a better price I mean they’re not super expensive but they’re not cheap either

To keep them from deteriorating (breaking down) in the freezer. The key to doing that is to put them in a covered container in my freezer (after I remove them from their molds). It works perfectly!

Space for me is a premium in my main cleaning bag. I used this Klip It container because of the dimensions for some of the tools I carry for my cleaning business. Plus it has 2 clips as opposed to 4 which is faster to open and close.

Ordered the set of two. One cover clamps on nicely, I.e. firmly. One clamp on the second container doesn't clamp at all...it moves into clamp position but applies no pressure to the edge of the cover - barely touching the surface. (I order the Bacon Keeper from this same company. One of the four latches on that container would not stay secured properly at its hinge.)I also have a problem with the sealing ring design of these containers. I no longer intentionally buy storage containers like these - with the removable ring set in a deep groove. They collect moisture and debris and are A SUPER PAIN TO CLEAN & DRY THOROUGHLY. I prefer the newer designs which eliminate the ring (with all its inherent build-up of crud). By melding the soft sealing material to the plastic of the cover, you get a much less trouble-prone seal that cleans easily & completely in seconds with a little soap and a dish brush. Look for those types of storage containers.