Bighorn Insulated Bag for Backpackers - Durable Small Insulated Pouch for Freeze Dried Backpacking Meals - Packs Flat, Lightweight, Aids Rehydration, Keeps Food Hot, 10 ¼” x 7 ½” x 3 ½”, 1.5oz

If you’re using freeze-dried foods that you pour boiling water into, this bag is a good idea. Keeps the food up to temp as it’s reconstituting, even in cold weather, and also makes the pouch easier to hold without burning your hands.Easily fits Mountain House and Alpine Aire 2-serving meal pouches.Light, easy to use, and seems durable. I’ve used it on two trips so far, and wish I had gotten something like this years ago.

This does exactly what it was intended to do, keep your food warm while it cooks in the bag. It is relatively light, and has a secure closure.

I was looking for a flat, insulated bag that could fit my flat ice packs. Used for flat breastmilk bags. This keeps it cold until I use them and fits nicely into my backpack.

I make my own MREs in mylar bags for camping and this bag has been essential in my re-heating process. I considered making my own, but it doesn't really make economic sense, you might as well get this if you only need one. It keeps the food piping hot. I wouldn't go camping without it.

This made rehydrateing my backpacking meals easier and have a better texture. Worth the weight if you can justify the price.

This bag is super light for the backpackers counting ounces! Weights 1.7 ounces on my scale. Wide bottom is very stable to stand up while you wait for your food to rehydrate with boiling water. Rubber band is a nice feature to keep the lid closed. Very nice!

Works great keeps my food warm without losing heat just wish it had another inch of wiggle room

Used for first time this last weekend. It worked excellent. The bighorn pouches have a ziploc style closure, this just has a flap that folds over. After using, my only complaint is thw flap not being tight. Im going to fix this by throwing a couple clothes pins in there so next time after i put the meal in it i can close the flap tighter and ideally retain more heat. If that works, this is a homerun. I should note i poured the boiling water into the meal, immediately put it in this bag, folded the flap, and set it on my chair. Outside temp was 30-31 degrees F. After 13 minutes, it was so hot i actually had to let it cool down before i could start eating.