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Loopa spill resistant bowl

By Creede on Feb 26, 2009 under Tags: ,

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proof technology is something that you just can’t get enough of when you have a little toddler. The fine folks over at Loopa have taken the challenge of making a bowl that is resistant to spills, even in the hands of your little guy. By using a weighted center bowl and a set of gyro’s, the Loopa bowl stays upright no matter how you hold it. That helps keep the cheerios in the bowl, and not on the floor. The bright colors and easy grip surface is kid friendly while the $10 price is parent friendly.

Available from Loopa for $10

Action pics after the jump.

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Creede is a frugal design junkie. He loves miminamist and mid-century influences and often finds himself with a hammer and drill in hand in order to achieve the style he wants without breaking the bank.

  • spoon

    neat, but I’m sure my 18 month old will find a way to defeat it… or maybe not but it’ll be fun to see her try.

  • http://www.unplggd.com Ryan

    I’d love to give this a try…..and see if it can survive my 1 year old throwing it over his head onto the floor from the high chair.

  • Jopenopy

    hahhaha…. i would love to see my daughter just play with this!

    good idea!

  • http://www.kbdesignstage.blogspot.com kb

    Love it! How does it work for car rides under speed bump conditions? I can’t help but give my kiddo soup in the car from time to time.Would this work?
    The only problem is that I would look like a cast member of The gods must Be Crazy…trying to get to the bottom of the mystery that is the coke bottle…I mean spill proof bowl.

  • Max

    It’s a gimbal not a giro!

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