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These MSR Alpine Pots are a helpful kind of stowaway.
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Perfect
wvperic2065685
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Yes it weighs a little bit but, for the overall usefulness of the MSR Pot I'll take the weight.
Cook, eat out of, heat water to clean, store stuff in.
Perfect!
Great camping pot
salp384291
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I purchased the 1.6L for a two person camping trip in the BWCA. This was the only pot I brought with and it worked perfectly over my camp stove and the open fire. Plenty big for cooking food for 2 and used it for storage (stove, utensils, and other supplies) when stored in my pack.
When will you have the MSR stainless steel...
Mark Vanderveen
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When will you have the MSR stainless steel stowaway 1.1 liter size back in stock?
Arthur Debowski
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It looks like we have a bunch of them coming in around the middle of the month. Please check back soon!
MSR Alpine Stowaway Pot 1.1L
Paul Muldowney
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Good size and quality designed cook-pot for one person.
Where can I get my hands on a Stainless Steel folding steamer basket or insert, (for steaming), that would fit it with the lid on?
For more than just camping
parp8670
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift, but have feedback to share
Love it! I also use this item in my toaster oven. Makes life a bit easier.
give an idea of the size of the 1.1L
Andrew Rice
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this video gives a good idea of the size of the 1.1 liter stove
I have a Ghillie Kettle and would like a...
survival guide
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I have a Ghillie Kettle and would like a stainless pot like of these. Which size pot would be closest to 16.5 inch circumference as is the pot that fits my ghullie kettle ?
If I wanted to cook like one of the knorr...
Luckyg72
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If I wanted to cook like one of the knorr rice dishes, should I get the 1.1l or the 1.6l?
alicia
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i have the 1.1 and it does just fine for making the kron pasta or rice sides
Eddie
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I use the 1.1 pot literally all the time, even at home. The 1.1 is the perfect size for the lipton rice or pasta dishes.
Great pot set
Jamie Fitzpatrick
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i love the bullet proof construction of these pots. they have a great price, can be used on any heat source, clean easily, and are very dent and scratch resistant. i can put these in my bag or throw them in the back of my car and dont have to worry about them. love the locking covers too for storing things inside
Is this for cooking over a fire? Thanks.
amy zellman
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Is this for cooking over a fire? Thanks.
Jamie Fitzpatrick
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yes you can cook on an open fire with these
I have a Trangia open spirit stove with...
Daniel
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I have a Trangia open spirit stove with stand (Dimensions 155mm wide x 85 mm high) I am looking for a pot in which I can actually enclose my stove and stand to save space. With which of these will I be able to do this? I saw the dimensions , but I think that these dimensions are probably outside dimensions and not inner ones.
My dad has a 2 liter stowaway (says on the...
Derek Conklin
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My dad has a 2 liter stowaway (says on the bottom, Zebra MSR, Made In Thailand) but I cannot find hide nor hair of another one, new or used anywhere online.
I want one to stow my dragonfly in, it fits perfectly.
HELP!
Phil Maher
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If you're already using something as light and compact as the Dragonfly, why not look at another one of MSR's 2+ liter pots in either aluminum or Titanium? The Stowaways are sold as a set, so just finding the 2L pot will be a tough one (as you're finding out).
Eddie
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The 1.6 liter pot will fit the dragon fly stove. I tried it at an REI recently.
Derek Conklin
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Thanks Eddie. About a week after I asked that question, I actually LOOKED at my dads, and it is a 1.6L, not 2L. I also went to Sportsman's Warehouse and tried it out, and the Dragonfly DOES fit in the 1.6 if you fold it up right. My MSR 1.6L Stowaway now sits in my pack with the Dragonfly inside! :)
Wish it was non-stick.
Kel Hemminger
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Got the largest pot, good size, but a little shallow for my liking. I am so used to non-stick at home that when I first used this I burned the bottom pretty bad. Just be sure to keep the heat manageable and use oil/butter/ect to keep things from sticking.
Which pot is not less than 20.5 cm in width...
Floyd Jennings
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Which pot is not less than 20.5 cm in width - or 8+ inches?
Arthur Debowski
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The sizes are as follows:
475ml - 2.5"h x 4.5"d
775ml - 4.5"h x 2.5"d
1.1L - 3"h x 6"d
1.6L - 3.5"h x 7"d.
Which one has an 8 inch dia.?
Which one...
Cynthia Denbow
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Which one has an 8 inch dia.?
Which one is 4 quart?
Exactly what you'd think
Thor
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It's not light weight, but ultra-light isn't always ultra-right. I used the 1.1L pot on my recent backpacking trip to the Smoky Mountains and it served it's purpose. I used it with my MSR Pocket Rocket and it worked perfectly but I opted for stainless steel over titanium for reasons of durability. This pot also works well over an open fire and can be scrubbed shiny clean using sticks, rocks, steel wool, whatever. Of course, lighter would be nice.
Reliable
BSD
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I have had the .78L size for a long time now and it is a spectacular little pot. Rock solid, closes like an ammo can and just works--good size for two people. Nice long sturdy handle makes it just as easy to use over a fire as a stove. Costs half and weighs twice as much as titanium options.
But everyone please stop complaining about the weight of these. First of all, it weighs well under a pound. Second, if you're a real woodsman/woman, then you won't be needing much more than this pot and the food you can fit inside it (safe from critters). And you'll be able to help out that "minimalist" who's mini rocket burned a hole through their 3 oz titanium foil pot. Maybe they'll even be grateful enough to invite you to lounge on their sil-nylon inflatable camp couch and watch a movie on their solar powered smart pad.
1.1 litre pot
m374641239
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Great little pot ( stainless ) good fitting lid, and easy to clean. The lid latch lets you store stuff inside without having to worry about it. Very satisfied with it.
Great with my stoves!
Kyle forrest
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I use this badboy when l decide to not take my jetboil out, and it does exactly what its supposed to do. its a little heavy but for the price, it cleans well, cooks well, looks nice, and l wanna get a bigger one! I would even go as far as using this thing in my house!
How well does the top tighten down does...
nat4152105
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How well does the top tighten down does it rattle or mave at all , Is it water tight or water proof in any way?
Jason Livingston
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The lid fits very tight on these pots. The handle press-fits the lid on and locks down the lid on the pot creating a tight seal. They are great for protecting food against rodents and for organizing your cooking gear. They don't have a waterproof seal and therefore I wouldn't recommend carrying anything liquid in the pot while packing. They are tight enough to keep powder in the pot without getting all over the place. I think the best way to describe these pots are very high quality, well made that you can rely on for many years. They don't rattle and aren't loose in anyway and can be used hard without fear of breakage.
If you are tough on your gear and want something to perform no matter what, these are the pots to get.
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Eddie
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