STL FEAST 3
- Model: LEAKPROOF
- JAN: 355
Three tiffins.
One seamless feast.
A vertical stainless steel lunch pack built for people who take their meals as seriously as everything else on their calendar — three 300ml leak-proof containers, a bonus salad dabba, and a soft carry pouch engineered to hold real heat.
Eleven decisions that make this a feast, not just a box.
Every element earns its place in the stack — from the seal on the lid to the stitching on the pouch.
Leak-proof, air-tight seal
All three 300ml containers hold a genuinely air-tight, leak-proof seal — sabzi, curry, rice, noodles, soups, and stews can all travel without a second thought.
Molded stainless steel lids
Robust, molded steel lids built for longevity — they hold the seal tight and keep flavour and freshness locked in, meal after meal.
Bonus salad / papad / pickle dabba
A fourth, food-grade virgin plastic container rides along for the small stuff — the papad, the pickle, the side salad that finishes the meal.
180° detachable clip lock
Open and close each tiffin with a single 180-degree clip movement — no fumbling, no multi-step latch, just a clean fasten and release.
Dual-tone navy & sky blue finish
An elegant, considered colourway that reads more design object than lunchbox — navy blue grounded by sky blue accents throughout.
Food-grade stainless steel
Rust-free, built to outlast disposable containers entirely — a durability call that's also a quieter environmental one.
Mirror-finished interiors
A flawlessly polished interior that's as easy to wipe clean as it is to look at — function and finish in the same surface.
Lightweight despite the steel
Robust construction without the weight penalty — it disappears into a school or office bag the way it should.
Vertical form factor
Stacked, upright organisation that makes the most of limited bag space while still holding a full, satisfying meal.
BPA-free throughout
Every material choice made with food safety as the baseline, not an afterthought — nothing leaching into what you eat.
8mm heatlon carry pouch
A premium soft pouch with genuine thermal lining — 8mm of heatlon insulation keeps food warmer for longer between kitchen and desk.
The numbers behind the feast.
What arrives in the pouch.
Feast 3 vs. a standard two-tier tiffin.
The extra tier and the bonus dabba change what a single lunch pack can actually carry.
| Aspect | Feast 3 (3-tier + dabba) | Standard 2-tier tiffin |
|---|---|---|
| Meal structure | Curry, rice, and a side each get their own sealed container | Two dishes only — sides usually get skipped or mixed in |
| Seal | 100% leak-proof, air-tight on every tier | Often air-tight on one tier, looser on the rest |
| Locking | Single 180° clip motion per container | Multi-step or stiff clasp, slower to open one-handed |
| Extras | Dedicated salad / pickle / papad dabba included | No separate compartment for accompaniments |
| Insulation | 8mm heatlon-lined pouch | Thin or unlined carry bag |
Care that protects the seal and the shine.
The mirror finish and the clip lock are the two things most worth protecting long-term.
Hand wash the lids
The clip mechanism holds up longest away from repeated dishwasher heat — warm water and mild soap by hand is safest.
Dry before you stack
Air-dry each container and lid fully before sealing for storage — trapped moisture is the main cause of lingering odour in steel.
Skip the steel wool
A soft sponge keeps the mirror finish intact; abrasive scrubbers dull the polish and create residue-trapping micro-scratches.
Spot-clean the pouch
Wipe the exterior fabric rather than soaking it — submerging the heatlon lining can flatten its insulating effect over time.
Fill hot, not boiling
Warm food is what the seal and lid finish are designed around — very high heat repeatedly can stress the clip's grip over time.
Check the clip's rotation
Every few weeks, run the 180° clip through its motion to confirm it still snaps firmly — this is what keeps the seal air-tight.
Built for people who don't want to choose between style and substance.
The Feast 3 does more than most lunch packs by design, not by accident — a third container, a bonus dabba, an air-tight seal on every tier, and a genuinely insulated pouch. It's a lunch pack that looks considered because it was.