Sea To Summit X-Plate

Priced: $19.95 Rated:   - 5 stars out of 5 by 19 reviews.
Sea To Summit X-Plate
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Introducing two innovative items for your next meal outdoors: Sea to Summit’s X-Bowl and X-Plate are collapsible hybrids comprised of a rigid, cut-resistant base made of high temperature, food-grade nylon and walls made of food-grade flexible silicone, so they fold flat for compact packing. Each are tough enough to handle chopping with their sturdy nylon base. The silicone sides can withstand temperatures of hot foods and nearby hot surfaces up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. The sides are flexible, so pouring liquids is easy. When collapsed down flat, the X-Bowl fits snugly into the X-Plate for extra space savings when packed.

Features:

  • Lightweight, weighs only 4.9 oz / 140 grams
  • Cut resistant base for chopping
  • Food grade flexible silicone
  • 5 oz (144g)
  • Dishwasher and microwave safe
  • BPA – free
  • Collapses flat for compact packing
  • Sold Individually
  • Spill resistant, versatile shape
  • 8in (20cm) x 1.5in (3.5cm)
  • Stable rigid base with flexible walls
  • Assorted colors
  • 39 fl oz (1170ml)
  • Diameter 9" / 23 cm; Depth 1 1/3” / 3.5 cm
Backcountry.com
Dish out some steamy goodness on the X-Plate.
Not just any plate is worthy of a heaping pile of your legendary backcountry beef stew. Reach for the Sea To Summit X-Plate Collapsible Plate and get ready to grub. Accordion sides easily pop up and fold down for quick packing, while a tough nylon base can function as a cutting board.

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The Sea To Summit X-Plate packs down to half-an-inch flat yet holds a full meal. The flexible food grade, silicone upper part of this plate is securely bonded by a patent-pending process to a rigid, cut-resistant base made of high temperature, food grade nylon.

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The Sea to Summit X-Plate. The X-Plate is constructed from a flexible European standard compliant, food grade, silicone upper that is securely bonded by a patent-pending process to a rigid, cut resistant base made of high temperature, food grade nylon. It folds flat for compact packing.


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The X-Plate from Sea to Summit is your packable backcountry dining solution. Its flexible silicon upper folds flat outside the hard nylon base for easy packing and when it's time to eat, simply expand it out and you have a nice solid eating surface with side walls to keep your food from escaping.

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Base Dia" x Height:8" x 1.5" / 20" x 3.5 cm
Country of Origin:Australia
Dimensions:9" / 23 cm (diameter) 1 1/3" / 3.5 cm (depth)
Lid(s):0
Lightweight:X Plate weighs only 4.9 oz / 140 grams
Material:food-grade silicone
Nonstick Surface:no
Pot Grabber:no
Recommended Use:camping, backpacking
Storage Sack Included:no
Type:Plates
Volume:39 fl oz / 1170 ml
Warranty:lifetime
Weight:4.9 oz / 140 g
X Plate size:diameter 9 in. / 23 cm; depth 1 1/3 in. / 3.5 cm
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Sea To Summit X-Plate Reviews:

Positive Reviews:

Its great, but could be lighter.

I bought those because I wanted a plate I could put in my back pack and not worry about it being broken will packing. It fold fairly flat and it can bend a little so its great. The only thing I would say on the negative side is that its a little heavy compare to lexan or alu plates. I spend a little more energy transporting it so I can fill it with good food without feeling bad ;-). The weight is not that bad if your not a weight weeny...I would buy it again, in fact I just bought the bowl to go with it.
Bernard at Moosejaw on 09/22/2011

Already a big fan of the X-bowls, the X-plates make prepping for a really good camp meal that much easier. I'll use one plate as my cutting board to start, and pile up some veggies in the other in prep for cooking, and if we have lots of people and more veggies, can then use the one I was cutting on for the rest of the prep food. And since the plate has the fold up sides, you won't have things rolling off. Then use the same two to eat off after cooking.

Re Wikstrom at Backcountry.com on 08/01/2012

My family owns 3 of these X-Plates. One for me, one for my wife, and one for the dog. The walls of the plate come up just high enough to keep greasy strips of bacon from sliding off to a disastrous fate, but not too high that they are bothersome.

Patrick Jacobi at Backcountry.com on 09/25/2011

Yes, you only get one plate. But, it does seem to be a pretty sturdy plate, and you can use the bottom as cutting board. My only concern is that the collapsible sides might not stay up if you have a heavy meal. But, so far so good ...

Kel Hemminger at Backcountry.com on 04/26/2012

this plate almost disappears in my pack

The high wall on these plates keeps food on the plate and even lets me use it as a bowl on occasion. The rubber edge keeps it from sliding around if I use it as a cutting board. When it's collapsed it takes up minimal space in my pack.
caleb at Moosejaw on 10/05/2010

cutting board/plate/bowl combo

This piece of gear is a bit bulky. When collapsed it is still a sizable disc. But in use, it does the work of three items. It can hold hearty soups, steaks, etc, and be used to cut veggies, frutis, etc. Besides the bulk, we got a winner.
Matthew at Moosejaw on 10/19/2011

Also... the back of the plate has enough surface area to function quite well as a cutting board. When I first read about the cutting board in the description I was skeptical but it does work.

Patrick Jacobi at Backcountry.com on 09/25/2011

These plates are great. They are sturdy, thin and made of good solid material that doesn't tear or wear out. I definitely recommend them. Great for car camping.

Rat a Tat Nat at Backcountry.com on 07/02/2012

Neutral Reviews:

A little hard to find a use for

These plates are great for what they are, but not very useful for backpacking these days. They fold up very small, but it is hard to justify the weight for something that I can't put on my stove and cook with. I usually just bring a couple of metal bowls these days because they are more versatile and every ounce counts when on a long backpacking trip. If you usually bring a plate along then these are great, but if not they can just be unnecessary.
Linda at Moosejaw on 12/24/2010

This plate is HEAVY at 5 oz. A 9" aluminum plate is 3 oz and about $4. A titanium plate is 2 oz and about $16. This plate is heavier and more expensive but it does nest with the X cup and bowl. Seems better suited for camping than backpacking. I returned mine to REI and got their 9" aluminum plate instead and use it as both a plate and lid for the MSR Flex Skillet.

pho5504966 at Backcountry.com on 06/04/2012