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Bring MSR's DuraLite Mini Cookset on your fast alpine treks. Boil water and get your dinner started in the lightweight 1- and 1.5-liter pots. The MSR Duralite Mini Cookset weighs a scant 16.9 ounces, so you'll hardly notice it in your backpack. The two pots' scratch-resistant DuraCoat lasts throughout your camping seasons, and the cookware's grooved bottoms grip your stove for better stabilization. Use MSR's included PanHandler and pick up your hot pots without losing precious skin on your fingers, and cushion everything for scratch-free travel with the DuraLite Mini Cookset's Packtowl.
Bottom Line: Go with MSR's Duralite Mini Cookset when you need two lightweight pots for boiling water and preparing simple meals on your fast alpine treks.
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One of the benefits of going with the MSR Duralite Cookware is the incredibly durable Telflon coatings. In fact there are three to be exact.This cookware is first machined from the best aluminum available, then hard anodized with an extremely durable anodization covering the entire pot, and then 3 separate layers of the most durable Teflon is applied. This cookware is made to last for many years.The only thing to take into consideration is the use of metal utensils on the teflon. Though as durable as you're going to find, teflon coatings don't lend well to metal utensil's tendency to scrape and gouge the surface. It's best to use Lexan or other heat-resistive plastics. Always line the bottom with the included towel when packing and you will get many moons of awesome outdoor meals from this cookware.
By: Jason Livingston
November 24, 2008
COOL ALPINE COOK WARE
By:
SIMON BENTLEY
January 7, 2009
I think this is a better option than the very expensive titanium set . This is half the price and not much heavier . Cleans up easily and is good to pack gear inside .
I heard that it clangs around alot in your pack, is that tru
I heard that it clangs around alot in your pack, is that true?
By: Carsten T.B.
April 11, 2008
Not necessarily...It all depends on how you pack it. If you allow the two pots to nest without the included packtowel in between, you might get some clanging going on. However, I like to make sure either the towel is in place or a T-shirt or pair of socks, etc. are padding the inside pot. This will allow for a quite, less damaging-to-the-pot experience.
By: Jason Livingston
November 24, 2008
What more could you want?
By:
nickman
June 26, 2007
Packs great weighs little cooks great, what more could you want?
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We have a lot more Pots and Pans - Aluminum than that
Pots and Pans - AluminumCOOL ALPINE COOK WARE
I think this is a better option than the very expensive titanium set . This is half the price and not much heavier . Cleans up easily and is good to pack more...
- Material:
- Anodized aluminum
- Size:
- 2 Pots, 1 lid, 1 PanHandler, 1 Packtowl
- Volume:
- 33fl oz (1L), 50fl oz (1.5L)
- Pots:
- 2
- Lids:
- 1, fits both pots
- Pot Grabber:
- Yes
- Storage Sack:
- Yes
- Non Stick:
- Yes, Duracoat 3-layer coating
- Grooved Bottoms:
- Yes
- Weight:
- 16.9oz (479g)
- Recommended Use:
- Camping, backpacking, paddling trips
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime