Packing a good meal for a day’s hike or a long trip isn’t easy. You need something that keeps your food secure and doesn’t weigh you down. I’ve always liked titanium gear because it’s both very light and very durable, so I wanted a closer look at the Boundless Voyage titanium lunch box. I’ve been using it to see whether it’s worth the money.
What’s in the box
A light, durable two-tier titanium lunch box with a locking lid, for carrying food and heating it on trips.
What we like
- Ultralight at only 310 g
- Two-tier design separates food
- Secure roller lock for lid
- Will not rust or corrode
- Comes with a drawstring bag
What we don’t
- Very high price point
- Not completely leak proof
Quick Specs
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Boundless Voyage |
| Material | 99.8% Titanium |
| Colour | Titanium |
| Weight | 310 g |
| Features | Two-tier designSecure roller lock |
First look
The first thing you notice about the Boundless Voyage titanium lunch box is how light it is for its size. It has a matte silver finish that feels smooth and clean. The design is simple: two tiers with a lid on top. A titanium roller lock slides into place and holds the lid on securely. It comes with a black drawstring bag, which keeps it clean and stops it scratching other things in your pack.
Materials & Build QualityMaterials & Build Quality
The lunch box is 99.8% titanium, and it shows why the material is so popular for outdoor gear: it’s very strong for its weight, it resists corrosion and it doesn’t rust. Each part is formed from a single sheet of metal, so there are no weak joints or welds.
The surface is sandblasted to a smooth, rounded finish, which is nice to hold. The roller lock is titanium too and feels sturdy, which matters when you carry food. This is a lunch box that should last a lifetime.
Ergonomics & WeightErgonomics & Weight
The two tiers are what make it practical. You can keep different foods apart without packing several containers: a main dish in the bottom bowl, say, and a side or a snack in the top. The lid sits snugly on the top tier and the roller lock holds it firmly.
It’s not completely leak proof, but the lid stays securely in place. You can carry the lunch box by the lock. At 310 g it’s very light for a lunch container, and you barely notice it in your pack.
Performance & FeaturesPerformance & Features
The Boundless Voyage titanium lunch box does more than store food. Because it’s all titanium, you can cook or reheat food in it directly on a camp stove or fire. That’s a big advantage. I heated soup in the bottom bowl and it worked well: it heated quickly and cleaned up easily afterwards.
I found the two tiers useful for keeping lunch apart from a snack or some fruit. The drawstring bag keeps the lunch box safe and clean in a backpack. The lock is good for transport, but the seal isn’t airtight, so be careful with liquids.
Conclusion: Boundless Voyage Titanium Lunch Box Bowl with LidConclusion
The Boundless Voyage titanium lunch box is well designed and made from a very good material. It’s light, the two tiers keep food apart and it doubles as a cooking pot. It’s very expensive and it’s not completely leak proof. If you’ll use it for years and want one container to carry and heat your food, it’s worth the money.
A well-made titanium lunch box that doubles as a cooking pot.
At 310 g it's light, the two tiers keep food apart, the roller lock holds the lid and titanium won't rust, so it should last for years. It's very expensive for a niche item, and it isn't completely leak proof.
- Backpackers
- Hikers
- Campers
Only if you want titanium. The two-tier design and 310 g weight are nice, but the price is very high for a niche item and it’s not fully leak proof.
