Just purchased recently and got the chance to use it on a backpacking trip in New York state. The locks were simple to operate with the flat head screwdriver in my multi-tool. House keys or a knife would've worked too. The container was a good capacity for two people for 1 night, and definitely could fit more if we packed lighter and more efficiently. The material feels sturdy and secure and doesn't add an excessive amount of weight to my pack.

Perfect for an overnight with my cooking gear inside, or a long weekend with my stove and pot separate. Glad to have it in the central high peaks where my other canister is questionable.

For one person over a long weekend this is the perfect sized bear canister. Operates well and simply. Time will tell if it holds off the critters!

Nice size for 2-3 days and I don’t pack real well. Good weight. Fits in pack well. Had considered another can that is crazy priced. Glad I did this one.

My first canister for short trips. Was able to get enough food in it for three days with no problem. If I put my mind to it I'm sure I could do another days worth.. No problem opening with the included key or the flathead screwdriver on one on Swiss Army knives. Ver happy with the purchase.

Looks good, functions well. Haven't had chance to use it. May come back once it has been in use.

This canister is absolutely perfect for solo hikers! Many other options are designed for 2-3 people and are therefore big and heavier. This is compact and fairly lightweight and easily carries 3 days of food and my toiletries. I could probably put 4 days of food in there if I was willing to cook breakfast and eat oatmeal. I did add a bunch of reflective tape to help find it in the dark. And found an old key in the junk drawer that works perfect for the lid. Can’t give it enough praises.

I tried a similar box that was much larger (didn't fit inside the Osprey 50, so I had to secure it under the brain horizontally). Unlike other designs where the bear can get their claws under a twist-off lid, this one seems more bear-proof. It is very lightweight, and will fit either inside vertically or under the brain horizontally. YAY! I don't mind repacking freeze dried foods (or making my own dehydrated foods), so I'll be able to fit 4 nights in it (plus any toiletries that bears might mistake for food). A small key was added (although any key or small flat head screwdriver would work), and I think I'll be able to open it in the dark if needed - as long as I turn all three locks each time (not 2 or 1). Thank you for sending it out so quickly, even with the 4th of July holiday! I am looking forward to using it on my next trip.

Easy to get in and out of Mariposa lightweight pack. Easily fit 4 freeze dried meals, oatmeal, bars, beef jerky and some toiletries. Ideal weekender.

It works for me. Enough space for 3 days of food & some storage space. Love that it’s so small.

Easy to use, lightweight and compact. Perfect for short (2-3 day) trips. The latches can be a bit stiff, but a spritz of dry film lubricant makes them glide like butter.

Worked great! I used the bare boxer for an overnight trip and it easily fit everything I needed. I love the size and shape of it. I didn’t realize it would let rain in - my fault! I’ll put it upside down next time.

Perfect weight and size for short overnight

Alas, I have not used the Bare Boxer because it's not backpacking season yet. However, it is the perfect size for my Osprey Exos 58 backpack. The Bare Boxer needs a key to open the lid, which takes some practice with another tool and could be a problem in the backcountry.

This is smaller than other canisters on the market, but can still fit enough food for two people and a dog for a couple days. Fit great in my pack. I’m not sure why people have such a hard time opening these locks - I keep my car key in the brain of my pack and just use that. No need for an additional tool. Only downside is the black color can be tough to locate if it does end up getting rolled around by a critter, but nothing a bunch of stickers can’t fix.