STANLEYClassic Lunch Box 10 qt | Vintage Metal Lunchbox | Durable Meal Container with Handle and Latch | Stores Food, Drinks, Thermos, Water Bottle

My husband is an equipment operator and had an old Stanley lunch box that had taken a beating. For Father's day, I decided to get a new one. The interior is a good size and has a spot for a thermos (sold separately), in the lid area. He loves the vintage "old school" look and that it's made of metal like his original one was. The hinges on the front for closure work perfectly and are secure. The handle on top makes carrying comfortable and easy.Shipping was fast and the lunchbox arrived in perfect condition.

I luuuuuurve this metal "lunch box" tote toolbox briefcase whathaveyou. It's perfection.I also recently got the "Stanley Classic Vacuum Water Bottle 27oz" and I am DELIGHTED to find out that it PERFECTLY fits in the top of this lunchbox.And it's SUCH a cool bottle holding design. There's free-floatiing curved metal cantilever that's bottle shaped in its curvature, and a hinged, semi-curved squarish U-ish metal wire/pipe that "clicks" into place under pressure. Basically, you push "in" on the wire so that it pops out, put in your bottle on top of the cantilever, and then press down the wire until it clicks back in again. Together, top and bottom, they create pressure that keeps your bottle free-floating inside the top, leaving the entire bottom free for storage and no worries of anything being crushed.I'm doing a lot of driving recently and this is even better than I had hoped for something to carry small foods and snacks and things in. It's absolutely perfect.My two warnings are:- the metal clasps have sorta sharp edges, so if you come at this thing at any kind of angle, don't surprised to get nicked. If you use it regular, it's fine, but just be aware that this isn't lazy-proof. It's actual metal, it can hurt.- the handle is clearly moulded plastic, but mine came a little notched in the sliding part where it can lay flat or be up taller. the notched plastic makes it extra stiff and it's just mildly annoying. also nothing that you can't fix with an exacto knife and a tiny bit of patience :)I got this for like 38 bucks, I think, and I'm very very very happy with it. basically the price of an ok backpack, but it's gorgeous and well-made and I dunno why but the simple genius of the water bottle holder is gonna have me entertained for the rest of my life.If you like the look and are even considering get this, I say just go and get it, you'll love it, you know you'll love it, you're just trying to justify the price. truth is, it does feel a bit pricey, but I'm so so so glad I actually go it.enjoy!!!

I purchased this for my teenage son. He loves it as it looks like a vintage Stanley lunchbox. Great quality.

Love the classic look, built durable. It is lightweight. It functionality is as it is described and better.

For the complaints of it sweating- well yeah its a non insulated metal box. However, the gaps at the back do let dust and small debris in. But it is sturdy, fits my stanley food jar in the lid securely, and the rest holds a good amount of food. Looks just like grandpas lunch box from the 50’s (got teased about that) and the latches seem good quality.

Super durable for blue collar jobs! more expensive than most lunch boxes but definitely worth it! Is kinda small for tupperware.

Made into a coffee camp kitchen. Love it

This is the OG lunch box. A bit heavy and kindly clunky, but nostalgia and durability will make my snacks really a blast!