Best Reusable Lunch Boxes

The Deluxe

PlanetBox Rover

This bento-style box comes with all the bells and whistles: five separate compartments, two dipping containers, a fork and spoon, an ice pack and even a colorful carrying case with a handle and pockets to hold any extras.

PRO: Large and small containers fit inside the box and allow you to easily transport wet ingredients, such as dressings and dips.
CON: Compartments are on the small side, so if you tend to pack big lunches, you’ll have to upgrade to the larger size.

$56, planetbox.com

The Snack Lover

Wean Green Garden Pack Snack Cubes

Wean yourself off the plastic habit and transport your munchies in these adorable, snack-sized 7-ounce glass containers with colorful snap-on lids. Microwave-, dishwasher- and freezer-safe, these containers are small enough to fit into your purse.
PRO: Watertight lids make transporting wet ingredients a breeze.
CON: They aren’t conducive to longer-sized snacks, such as carrot and celery sticks.

$24 per pack of 4, weangreen.com

THE DUO

Monbento Original Lunch Box

We love carrying around this hip-looking lunchtime number – it consists of two airtight BPA-free containers that stack one on top of the other and are held together by a snug elastic band. Plus the material is luxuriously soft!

PRO: It’s freezer-, microwave- and dishwasher-safe.
CON: The white outer material can stain from brightly colored foods.

$36, 
us.monbento.com

The Petite


LunchBots Trio Stainless Steel Food Container in Aqua

For smaller lunches or hearty snacks, this container is conveniently divided into three compartments. Its base is dishwasher-safe, but you’ll have to transfer food to a separate plate if you want to heat it up in the microwave.

PRO: Durable stainless steel can hold up well even when banged around.
CON: The box wasn’t designed to transport liquids.

$25, lunchbots.com

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Updated March 28, 2019