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Leave the one-pot meals for the ultralight purists.
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MSR Base 2 Pot Set
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between the flex skillet and quick skillet,...
francis
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between the flex skillet and quick skillet, which one is more compatible with this pot set?
Great!
Mikhail
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
I love the design and quality of these pans. Easy to put together and easy to take apart. Like mentioned in other reviews they do scratch very very easy. Do not cry at the first scratch, stay strong.
Great Pot Set
Dan H
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Used this while Hiking through the MA and CT portion of the AT. worked out great, nothing stuck to the inside and i was able to store my stove inside it.
Works great
Ethan
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works really well for two or more people boils water very very fast and efficiently great for backpacking
I dig
Austin Shopbell
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I've used this pot for about 2 years now and love it. I usually just bring the large pot and use it as to store the rest of my cooking equipment while backpacking. While I have to balance it on small stoves carefully, the pot works like a pot...at 6000 feet elevation I can boil 32 oz of water (with my MSR Pocket Rocket) in about 5 minutes. It is very light, very durable, and I use it to organize when not actually boiling. I recommend it for any endeavor.
Great set
wb65494964
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This seems like a great pot. I just bought it, and haven't used it in the field yet, but I boiled water in it, and that worked great. It is a nice size and can be filled with cooking kits for the pack. Looking forward to using it.
Works Great
Austin Shopbell
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Light, decently tough, cooks fast, strainer is a plus. The only thing that could make it better is if I had thought to throw a goat on it.
Pretty sweet pots.
Aws
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These pots work great, the only reason I didnt give them 5 stars is because they are so expensive, sure they are light I mean they seem a little on the pricey side. Other than that though everything worked fine with them i was able to make pasta with them and use the strainer in the lid which was very convenient.
From San Juan PR
Carmelo Cruz
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I have use this pot set just once. My opinion is that it boils super fast, is very light, I can accommodate the MSR Whisperlite Internationale inside the 1.5 L pot (without a fuel bottle), and it is easy to clean.
So for me, it is excellent!
AN MSR TOTAL LET DOWN
SSGT.Christopher Duke
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I have a great deal of MSR and it has never let me down and thats why I chose to go with the MSR Base 2 Pot Set .
It does heat up quickly but even when taking great care of it the finish comes off easily exposing the metal underneath .
Its really lite only because its thin .
The handle/pot grabber is tough to use while your cooking and could cause you to spill your grocerys .
Pros : lite , the lid has a strainer
Cons: read above
If they lower the price by $25 on this unit it will be doable...not for me! its going back after only one use.
Will the 1 liter MSR tea pot fit into...
Janelle
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Will the 1 liter MSR tea pot fit into either pan?
Jason Livingston
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It so happens I had both the Base Pot 2 Set and the MSR Ti Kettle in my office and the Ti Kettle will fit into the smaller pot with the lid of the Base Pot 2 Set fitting over the top and locking everything in. The MSR Alpine Tea Pot (Stainless Steel version) won't fit into the smaller pot but will fit into the larger pot. The diameter of the Alpine Tea Pot is too big for the smaller pot in the Base Pot 2 Set. The MSR Ti Kettle is a perfect fit for the system and will only add about 4.2 ounces. Just to be clear, the MSR Ti Kettle isn't a full 1L, but about .85L. The whole system (MSR Base Pot 2 Set and the MSR Ti Kettle) weighs in at 20.25 ounces (574 grams).
Will the Dragonfly fit into any of...
cmjasperson
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Will the Dragonfly fit into any of these?
dd
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It will barely fit in the 2.5 liter
jess tag
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it fits perfectly nested in the 2.5L and 1.5L with the lid attached
Excellent Pot Set!
Fernando Octavio Brendinberger
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Bought these to compliment my EGX EX stove.
Light weight, very sturdy handle. I love the strainer holes on the lid!
Just Right Cookware
jcc3330404
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Two lightweight nonstick pots with handles in the right sizes that nest together with room inside for your MSR stove and Fuel Bottle. What's not to love. Just be careful that you put something between the inside of the pot and what you store inside so you don't scrape the the nonstick surface. Go ahead and pull the trigger on these. You won't be sorry.
Will the MSR large deep dish plate nest...
jcc3330404
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Will the MSR large deep dish plate nest with this set?
Jason Livingston
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The proper nesting size of deep-dish plate for the Base 2 Pot Set is the small size. The medium and large are made for the MSR Flex Cookset.
Cookware Has Never Been So Cool
Elias Littenberg
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These do exactly what you need them to do and don't cost much. Food cleans easy, water boils quick, and you can stuff your whole backcountry kitchen in them for traveling. I easily stored the included Talon pot grabber, my MSR Pocket Rocket (CAS0368), Fuel Bottle (CAS0375), BC.com SPORKS (BCC0131), lighter, cleaning cloth, and a few freezedried meals in the 2.5L pot before stuffing the whole kit deep into my pack. Because these are made of aluminum, they cool quickly so you don't end up burning your hands in your excitement to get into that freeze dried Beef Stroganoff (MHS0003). The only thing I wish it had was some super teched out rubber band or something to help keep the whole kit together.
