zzdsport
/
Camping and Hiking
/
Backpacks
/
Snapfold Bowl XL
Fozzils
Snapfold Bowl XL
$9.59
Description

  Extra Large Plate or Bowl

  The lightest, easiest to carry bowl in the world! Fresh colors and graphics let you eat in style anywhere. Extra large bowl with generous sizing and deep dish sides-perfect for soups, pasta, cereal, etc. Sold as a single.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Weight:
2.8 oz
Waterproof:
Yes
Previous Article:Escape Bowl Next Article:Trek Titanium Plate
Description
Comments
Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
Information Recommendation
Outdoor Scholarships for Women and BIPOC Athletes This Year
  Theres still a lack of diversity in the outdoors.Thankfully, many organizations, nonprofit groups, brands, and individuals are taking action to change that. In recent years, dozens of organizations and education courses have expanded opportunities for certifications, participation, clinics, and more. So, we decided to create a roundup of opportunities for this upcoming year that focus on equity in participation and...
The 8 Most Adventurous States in America. Number 1 Is …
  America kicks ass. I’m talking about our terrain, the landscape. The white sands and steep cliffs that make up the coast, the mountains that rise from river valleys, the backcountry lakes tucked into flowering meadows…and all the adventure you can find. We’ve got desert and we’ve got rainforest. We’ve got bullet-proof cliff faces to climb and waist-deep powder to ski....
How Realistic Is Mark Wahlberg’s New Adventure Racing Movie, “Arthur the King?”
  In “Arthur the King,” released on the big screen by Lionsgate on March 15, Mark Wahlberg and an adventure race team trail run, climb, zipline, mountain bike, and kayak while navigating a jungle route with a map and compass. They race through the night with headlamps, take short naps bundled up on the ground in emergency blankets, and slog through...
The Darkness That Blew My Mind
  The darkness has a name, but I don’t know that yet. All I know is that I’m scared.   I’m sitting with my feet in a creek in the scrubby mountains southeast of Ashland, Oregon, watching how the water spills over gray rocks into a shallow pool. All day long, I’ve been alone and unplugged, doing my best to savor moments...
The Best Camping String Lights of 2024
  There’s nothing like a string light to make a tent, hammock, or back of a car a cozy home away from home. Whether you’re out on a solo car-camping adventure, making fireside meals with friends, or relaxing in your hammock in the park on the weekend, the glow of a string light can make the mood exactly what you want...
One Blade, Dozens of Uses: SOG Tellus FX Review
  Full transparency: It’s tougher for me to test and review fixed-blade knives compared to folders. With a folder, you can throw it in a pocket and use it when the situation arises. But a fixed-blade knife is a whole other vibe.   In modern society, fixed blades have a very specific vibe that relegates them to the woods, a campsite, or...
Old Town Releases Limited-Edition Fire Tiger Color Scheme
  If Fire Tiger lures catch the big fish, why not slap it on a kayak? Thats exactly what Old Town Watercraft did.   Theres something very fitting about seeing one of the most popular lure color combos on a kayak. Not only is it a rad combo that consistently sees success at the end of the line, but its just a...
The Best Work Pants of 2024
  Kneeling for hours in grubby conditions, fending off sparks and debris, stashing greasy tools — work pants have to deal with a lot. Whether you are a professional tradesman, or DIY fiend paying your dues on personal projects, narrowing in on the perfect pair of work pants for your needs is important for efficiency and safety on the job site....
Simple Setup, Perfect Packability: NEMO Mayfly OSMO Review
  The more I gear I test the more I find myself starting sentences with, “I’m not ultralight but …”   NEMO’s new Mayfly OSMO would introduce itself the same way. Only, it can end that statement with, “You’ll love me anyway.”   As someone with a sweet spot for modifying cheap gear, I wouldn’t call $400 MSRP “budget.” However, compared with most...
The Wall of Death Is Still Alive, Thanks to These Devoted Riders
  The Wall of Death, a cylindrical wooden stage where talented riders pull off all sorts of stunts on motorcycles, was once a mainstay of American carnivals. Only a handful are in use today, passion projects for a few dedicated fanatics. “You’re not going to make too much money doing this,” says New York City photographer Jay Kolsch. “You have to...
KEEN Targhee IV Test: More Sustainable, Comfortable, and a Lifetime Guarantee
  The seemingly inevitable splitting of the midsole and upper, or outsole and midsole, has been the death of countless hiking boots. With the Targhee IV, KEEN claims to have found a cure for this delamination.   KEEN sent me a test pair of early-production Targhee IV boots, which launch on April 4 in the U.S. So, I laced them up and...
The Best Camping Lanterns of 2024
  A good camping lantern is an outdoor essential. Its a major help while cooking, is great for nightly camp games, and sets just the right outdoor ambiance. Sure, you could just use a flashlight or headlamp, but a lantern lights up the entire camp and makes two-handed tasks easier.   While there isnt a single best camping lantern for everyone, we...
Copyright 2023-2024 - www.zzdsport.com All Rights Reserved