PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box
A steel four-compartment tray under a one-piece silicone lid that seals each well separately - the leakproof answer to the Rover's open tray.
The verdict: Silicone only
A recycled stainless tray with four moulded wells, closed by a single piece of silicone. The lid is not a frame holding a gasket; it is one continuous silicone part with a raised dome over each well, and pressing it down seals the four compartments independently so a wet compartment cannot bleed into a dry one. Steel and silicone are the only two materials in the product. The silicone is doing real work here rather than just filling a groove, which is the trade for a tray that actually holds yogurt - the Rover stays fully plastic-free precisely because it refuses to seal at all.
What it's made of
| Part | Material | Food contact |
|---|---|---|
| tray recycled stainless with four moulded compartments; brand states recycled stainless but does not name the grade | Stainless Steel grade unspecified | Yes primary |
| lid one continuous silicone piece with a sealing dome per compartment; no plastic frame or rim | Silicone | Yes primary |
A flat four-well steel tray about 7.5 inches square, with a silicone lid that presses on over the whole thing. The wells are shallow and roughly equal, so it packs like a divided plate rather than a bento with a main cavity - and like the Rover the tray doubles as a plate once the lid is off. The lid peels back from a corner, which is the part younger kids find fiddly; PlanetBox rates it for ages 8 and up. Four cups total, dishwasher safe, and it lies flat in a bag.
Pros
- Each compartment seals on its own, so wet and dry foods genuinely stay apart
- Tray doubles as a divided plate
- Flat profile packs better than a deep box
- Only two materials in the whole product, both durable
Cons
- The silicone lid takes a firm peel; PlanetBox rates it ages 8 and up
- Shallow wells limit what fits - no tall sandwich
- Silicone lids stain and eventually slacken with age
- Steel tray cannot go in the microwave
Notes
- Sold as a single unit rather than a set - no dippers, magnets or bag included.
- Rated for ages 8 and over, which is unusual for PlanetBox and is about lid strength, not safety.
Common questions
Does the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box have plastic in it?
No petroleum plastic touches your food. On the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box, the lid is silicone, and the rest of the food path is stainless steel.
What is the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box made of?
Part by part, the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box is: tray — stainless steel; lid — silicone.
Does the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box have silicone in it?
Yes — the lid is silicone on the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box. That is a primary contact surface, not just a seal — your food is in direct contact with it.
Is the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box BPA-free?
No plastic touches your food on the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box — the food path is stainless steel and silicone — so BPA, which comes from polycarbonate and epoxy plastics, is not in play here.
Where is the PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box made?
The PlanetBox Voyager Leakproof Lunch Box is made in China.
Categories: Lunch Boxes · Kids Plates & Bowls
Sources
Every material claim above is backed by these. This is the scattered info we centralized.
- manufacturer https://www.planetbox.com/products/voyager-leakproof-lunch-box spec line reads - Material: Recycled stainless steel for the lunch box base and silicone for the lid; capacity 4 cups across 4 leakproof compartments, recommended ages 8 and over
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