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The 4.4oz Alpine Plate nests with MSR's 2- and 3-liter pots, so it's light and easy to pack. The Alpine Plate's 7.5-inch diameter gives you plenty of space for your pasta, and the stainless steel material lasts for countless camping seasons.
Bottom Line: Pack MSR's Alpine Plate and banish those inferior, flimsy camping plates from your backpack.
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Good depth
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Nicholas Pulaski
June 14, 2011
Nice camping plate. It's a good size, very durable, easy to clean, and I like the high walls. It can pull double duty as a normal plate, and take the place of a bowl for your morning oatmeal. I wouldn't try to eat soup out of it, but it should function for just about anything else you'd use a bowl for.
I bought this plate over a cheaper/lighter aluminum plate because the depth allows me to leave the bowl at home and use this for both.
worthy
By:
ktimmmtb
April 19, 2011
Great plate. Big and deep enough that you can stack on the food without it falling off the sides. Plates are stackable and fit nicely stacked under the MSR Alpine pots in the bag. Easy clean off. A little left over boiling water and gold sifting method clean them off well.
And yes, it really works as a frisbee.
Change me.
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MSR Alpine Plate
MSR Alpine PlateGood depth
Nice camping plate. It's a good size, very durable, easy to clean, and I like the high walls. It can pull double duty as a normal plate, and take more...