The utensil hold on one box is different than the other and one clearly works better than the other. Didn't know there were differences between colors of same style. Different generations? Otherwise, love them! So functional

it is very spacious!!!! I was tired of buying new lunch kits every year, i wanted one that grows with my children since they are in school. You can fit a bento box and a few extra snacks and also a bento snack container with a mini water bottle.

I like the bag, but wish it had a drink pocket on the side. The zipper on my bag is also acting up. The second time I used it the zipper came open and I had to really mess with it to get it to zip properly.

These are perfect for leftovers and they fit perfectly in the lunch carriers. The do not leak so things stay clean but if something did leak it would be easy to clean up and the bag wipes clean.

This lunchbox is hard to use because the parts do not click together so you cannot be on the go. It also leaks between the top two compartments so it is hard to use with any soft food without cross contamination.

Really adorable, high quality. BentGo is single-handedly getting me to bring lunch to work and be so much healthier, worth every Penny. Looks professional.

This lunchbox is exactly what my daughter needed. As a graduate student working long hours she always brings meals with her. It fit all the Bentgo products we recently purchased and keeps her food fresh. Highly recommend.

Would definitely recommend. Perfect for lunches and snacks. The green color gave me nostalgia from the 1960’s and 1970’s Tupperware collections and childhood camping Trips.

Cute lunch bag! I wish it was just a little bigger to better fit the bentgo container I have. As noted in a previous review the bag does flip while carrying it if there's not enough weight in it.

Problem solver: dislike over salted, pricey "commercial" lunches and seeing horrible gnarly, overfilled trash cans. Prefer to make own food; control especially sodium , cleanliness, and portion sizes. On Sunday, we make huge batches of food. These products allow one to eat well, reduce trash (especially the plastic type) control portions, and save money. Using these products involves a learning curve to remember to clean, dry for next use and take home. There is also the thoughtful requirement to plan where the "dirty" vessels will go. But, in the end, as a species, we SHOULD use these products as we can better plan. Essential learning opportunity for children.