Sistema KLIP IT Food Storage Containers, 1 L - Pack of 2

Good quality as expected, good seal

Easy for me to open as I have Arthritis

I bought a few of these a while back and found them extremely useful. I have big ones for cereal and small ones for things like cheese. It's amazing how much longer cheese lasts when they are kept in these containers. I wanted to get more but somehow I could no longer find them in places like Robert Dyas, John Lewis etc. I bought other types (like Addis Clip and Close) but I didn't think they were as good.

I have a number of different sizes of these containers and although I give them full recommendation, I hesitate with this one. The picture makes it look bigger than it is and when it arrives, you might wonder what to store in it. Think large pack of Biscuits or most of a 400gm loaf of bread and your getting there.

These are great. I already had some but couldn't remeber where I bought them, so was really pleased to see them on Amazon. They have a great variety of sizes and they clip closed and stay closed.

These are the perfect size for individual portions to take to work. They seal well, are easily washable and generally are just pretty awesome (for a plastic container). Only tiny gripe is that I sometimes struggle to close the clips and have to get my husband to do it. Otherwise, perfect for our needs.

i ordered the systema kilp it container pack of 2, one of them works and closes fine but the other is faulty,the clip for the container to close is reversed so the lid can't hold,basically the item can only be used without a lid..very unhappy with this.

Just as described.

this product lets the liquid out, I would like to be reimbursed, because this product is very expensive, but is not of quality at all. In addition, after a few uses in the microwave, the plastic inside is yellow and distorted.

The contains a great... airtight and all that. I love the way the fit inside my baking/flour wall cabinet (standard 36" W x 12" deep). Little wasted space when compared to the tall containers with flared sides that I was using before. The large, 101 ounce container NEARLY fits a 5 pound bag of flour. I like them because of how they fill out the space from front to back in the cabinet (as I said)... the only wasted space is about 1" along the front. I can fit 4 of these, side to side in the cabinet, with smaller sized bins on top of them. But I don't like how I now have to wait until my bin of flour is TOTALLY empty before refilling with a 5 pound bag of flour... and that I have to plan on using the leftover amount that won't fit in a recipe that I'm doing at that moment. In other words, I can't refill the bin unless I am going to do something with that leftover amount. The same is true for the "33.8 ounce" bin. They say that it fits a 2 pound bag of flour--but it doesn't. Again, you wind up with a leftover amount when filling an empty bin with a new bag. This is the reason I gave only three stars. I suppose these are made for European size standards... not American. So, I'll live with the 101 ounce bins and deal with the leftover... but for 2 pound (32 ounce) bags of flour and such, I suggest using the 64.2 oz size. It's taller, so you can't stack two on top of the 101 size, like with the 33.8 oz bin... but it fits a 2 pound bag of flour AND a scoop. Perhaps order one of each size to test your storage requirements before ordering that many of these bins.

We are using these for dry goods. When I tested it out it holds a bit more than 3 cups of water. Three cups of water is 24 ounces not the advertised 33 ounces. A pint is 2 cups and a quart is 4 cups in that type of measurement. When I checked for something that was 2 liters like a big bottle of Dr Pepper, even half of this as a liter would be way more than this product can hold. Limit is 3 cups or 24 ounces of water. We are storing store bought cookies and loose tea bags in these. So I purchased 2 more of the 33 ounce size and one of the 64 ounce size. The 64 ounce size looks like it will hold a full pack of Oreo's or similar cookie (6 cups of water or double the 33 ounce size). Plastic store bought cookies come in is not even recyclable, not sure why food is sold in it. No toxins is a plus.

These are well-made containers. This particular one is much smaller than expected. I've found uses for it, but this company needs to do a better job of describing the content sizes for online shoppers. While dimensions are usually given, the amount it can hold when givenin ounces is hard for me to visualize. I would like to see photos included of everyday foods IN the container. Put some cereal in there, or green onions or some other sized food that is fairly consistent. It would surely help when buying online.