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The MSR stainless steel Alpine Bowl is lightweight and versatile for mixing, eating, and cooking.
The MSR Mountain Bowl is a tough, stainless steel bowl for all your camping, backpacking, and climbing trips. Eat your oatmeal or sip hot soup out of this 5.5-inch, 27-fluid ounce bowl. The Mountain Bowl nests inside MSR's 1.5-liter pots for easy storage.
| Size: | 5.5in (14cm) |
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| Weight: | 3.6oz (102g) |
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 | MSR Alpine Bowl | $6.95 |
 | MSR Alpine Stainless Steel Plate | $9.95 |
 | MSR Alpine Stainless Steel Teapot | $29.95 |
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Sturdy practical bowl | |
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I bought these over the titanium snow peak bowls because the oz that I saved and the extra cost didn't seam worth it. I know 2 of these bowls fit perfectly (with no rattling) inside the msr stowaway pot 1100ml. I bought these for car camping, but with the durability and not really weighing anything, I would take these backpacking. Gotta love a product that you aren't scared to put directly onto a fire! | |
| John Hansen at Backcountry.com on 04/03/2009 | |
Nice & Light | |
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If you are looking for a bowl to eat oatmeal, cereal, soup, beans, or whatever else you feel like at the time then, this is what you want. It's super lightweight and because it's made of stainless steel, you can beat on it and no bad will come of it. Goes well with the Alpine Plate and Stowaway Pots! | |
| Skepsis at Backcountry.com on 06/09/2008 | |
It's a bowl | |
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It's a good bowl, cheap and i haven't figure how to break it in 6 years. More durable and easy to clean than plastic. Handle with care because it become very hot when you fill it with hot content. | |
| fast racoon at Backcountry.com on 02/20/2009 | |
Tough as nails | |
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Tough, easy to clean, stows easily. 4+ years of use with no complaints. | |
| Michael Provost Sr. at Backcountry.com on 12/30/2008 | |
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