These are super-cute:
http://www.amazon.com/Humangear-Gotubb-Small-Travel-Containers/dp/B004R6D1E0
Anyone tried these or have weight specs for them? Seems like they'd work great for ibu, baking soda, other FAK/hygiene stuff…
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gotubbs – anyone use ’em?
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Just for the record each small (14cc) GoTubb weighs 5 grams. I plan to keep a couple handy in my hip belt pockets for the purpose of betadine, sun cream & anti friction balm.
Have tested the container whilst holding water – guess what leakproof!… unless you physically squeeze the sides to open that is. I know totally against the rules (not fit for purpose) but manufacturers these days do err more on the side of caution!
Try'em with your favourite sloppy stuff & a zip seal bag the next time you head out! I am.
Anyone else with alternativeslinks for tubs that allow you to clean out easily & get a fat finger in to scoop out the contents?
I fondle them every time I see them in a store, but can't justify the price.
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