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The BearVault BV425 Sprint is a compact, ultralight bear-resistant food canister made from durable polycarbonate. Designed for short backpacking trips, it offers a 1.3-gallon capacity with clear sides for easy food visibility and a wide, tool-free lid for quick access. Tested and approved by the IGBC for grizzly bear resistance, it also doubles as a camp stool, making it an essential, multi-functional piece of gear for outdoor enthusiasts seeking safety and convenience in bear country.










| ASIN | B002YNEECG |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Color | Transparent Blue - S |
| Container shape | Round |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (176) |
| Date First Available | 23 August 2022 |
| Department | unisex-adult |
| Features | Portable |
| Is dishwasher-safe | No |
| Is microwaveable | No |
| Item form | Canister |
| Item model number | BV425 |
| Item package quantity | 1 |
| Item volume | 7208.89 Cubic Centimeters |
| Item weight | 907 g |
| Manufacturer | BearVault |
| Material Type | Polycarbonate (PC) |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 22.1 x 22.1 x 15.24 cm; 907.18 g |
| Product care instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Recommended uses for product | Hiking, Bikepacking, Fishing, Hunting, Climbing |
| Set Name | BearVault Bear Canister Set |
| Size | BV425 Sprint S |
| Special features | Portable |
| UPC | 893554000066 |
| Volume Capacity | 1.3 Gallons |
| Weight | 1.75 Pounds |
J**S
The BV-425 is perfect for shorter backpacking trips. The size can easily store enough food for a weekend backpacking trip. Bear canisters play an important part in managing the wilderness and leaving no trace. I highly recommend. My scale weighed the canister at 27.45 oz or 778 grams. ** Bonus Tip on Opening ** This small size of this bear canister makes it the most difficult Bear Vault to open. When opening you need to both hold the bottom of the canister in place and rotate the lid. The small canister reduces the surface area and gripping area to hold onto while opening. Place the Bear Vault between your legs/knees to hold in place. Then take a plastic card (old credit card or used gift card) and place between the canister stopper and the lid nub. Position the card center with the lid nub. Then rotate the lid in a counterclockwise direction. This does take practice and sometimes the plastic card will fall out. I find holding the plastic card with one hand in position and rotating the lid works best for me. Practice is key. When the Bear Canister gets cold (normally in the mornings) you want to have this technique perfected. The cold temperature makes the lid more rigid and difficult to open. Good luck and happy trails!
V**A
This is a good option for a couple days of food, however, I find it very hard to open. With cold or wet hands I couldn't open it at all one morning. Not sure if it is just me or ?
K**E
I used this on California's Lost Coast Trail. It was the perfect size for it, I had plenty of room for the food and toiletries. I was also able to use it as a seat to stop and have lunch on.
T**8
As expected. Great deal. Fast shipping.
A**A
You can pack quite a lot of food into this thing. It's good enough for a 3-4 day trip for a single person, IF you take calorie dense food and pack well. Unfortunately, it cant be used as a seat like the larger canisters 😔
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