Coghlan's 6-Count Camping Egg Holder – Durable, Compact, Lightweight Storage Container for Outdoor Cooking, Travel, and Camping Adventures

Needed an egg holder to take some eggs camping. Didn't want to take a whole cardboard box of eggs. This fit 6 eggs and closed perfect. Kept eggs from breaking. Sturdy plastic.

Love these egg holders and fit very well in my cooler and used for camping, I bought 3 of these to accommodate enough eggs for a weekend + .. Great for saving space and protection of eggs

This is great for camping so ur raw eggs don't break (and so paper cartons don't disolve), buying eggs from ur neighborhood hen house (so u don't need to use disposable egg cartons - whether paper, plastic, or Styrofoam), and they last for a VERY LONG TIME! I've had a pair for a dozen eggs each for over a decade and they still look and work great.I only have 1 issue. The clasps that keep the case closed works a little too well. Unless u have super strong nails u need to use a knife or the handle of a spoon or fork to open the clasp. I have started attaching a "church key" (aka: an old fashioned can opener with a triangle on one end that is used to puncture the top of a can twice so the liquid pools out easily. In a pinch you can also use them to open a can but it take a while. Basically, find something that can open the clasp and attach it to a string and tie it to the handle so it's always around. I wish I could only take off a half of a star for that complaint though.

Perfect size for a weekend camping trip. Closure stays secure in transit, and eggs remain fresh and undamaged in the cooler.

Gets to job done 🥚 are safe.

Difficult to open. I have had other similar ones and this is poorly engineered.

I like the smaller size. I also have a dozen holder and will sometimes take this along in the camp tote. It’s nice to move to the 6 later in the weekend.

This was great! I went backpacking and was able to bring six fresh chicken eggs for a change, instead of crystallized eggs.Because the egg cups have some stiff interior protrusions on one side, I was concerned about the eggs not fitting, and then about the protrusions puncturing and breaking the eggs when I closed it up. Neither outcome proved to be an issue. I guess the protrusions are simply there as shock absorbers to distribute the force of minor jostles.I would 100% recommend this for a short trip. I may even buy the dozen size for a larger trip.Edit: I used it again on a backpacking outing, and this time, one of the eggs *did* get a small puncture at the top, where those stabilizing protrusions are. It didn't puncture the membrane, though. I wonder if a bit of padded adhesive tape over those protrusions might mitigate this problem. I still recommend the product, though, and will continue using it.