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Camp kitchen basic equipment.

Unless you're going ultralight—cooking and eating out of a mug—you're going to want to make the Cascade Designs Alpinist 2 Pot an integral part of your backcountry trekking gear. This versatile 2.4-liter pot is crafted from hard anodized aluminum, which is strong, light, and disperses heat more efficiently than titanium; a non-stick interior surfaces means you’re spending less time cleaning and more time enjoying the campfire. The pot’s lightweight lid doubles as a strainer, and it can be locked into place when you’re under way with the removable Talon pot handle, which flips down when it’s time to get busy over the stove.

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Am curious about the non-stick coating....

jed2983670

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Am curious about the non-stick coating. Is it a teflon type of stuff that scratches off or is it actually hard anodzing on he interior of the pot? I'm not a fan of consuming teflon or direct contact of bare aluminum with my grub when the coating scratches off.

Karl G.

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It is a Teflon type material but as long as you do not scratch it with metal cook wear, it is pretty durable. The pots we have in MSR that we have used plastic spoons and spatulas with are holding up fine going on 5 years.

Phil Maher

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Like Karl says, it's all going to be a matter of the utensils you use and the care you take...metal utensils, scouring pads...your finish is toast...quickly. The coating is pretty tough, but it can only take so much. Armed with this in mind, you'll get years and years out of these pots. Happy cooking.

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Andy Paul

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Great pot. Picked this sucker up on steep & cheep and have loved it ever since. Boils water/melts snow quick at altitude, has a strainer in the lid for pasta. Simple, light. Fits a ton of stuff on the inside and snaps shut. The handle is also sturdy and stays cool.