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MSR's PanHandler—save your skin, use a Pot Lifter.
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It lifts your pot and saves your hands
David Platt
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I've had one for years - and many trips. Sure it bends occasionally and it isn't the best for pouring from a heavy pot, but it does just fine. It has never occurred to me to replace it...
Product material needs improvement
A. Horst
Member since
MSR needs to do a little more work on this handle. Although well designed, the material bends easily under heat. While cooking over a fire, we have to manually re-adjust the grips on every use. I'd love to own this product in a durable material. (If you're just cooking over a burner, and do not mind making manual adjustments after the product shifts, this product may work out fine for you.)
Garbage handle
Saul
Member since
While I like the design and concept - this thing is made out of weak aluminum. It bent the first time I used it because I squeezed a little too hard. I bent it back with my fingers and am now very careful with it.
I don't like to have to be careful with my camping gear. Since the pot sets this thing comes with are made of stainless steel, I thought the handle was too. They made no mention of aluminum on the box.
Handle
Jeff Guest
Member since
I got one of these with my MSR Blacklite pots and it works great! This is the perfect tool to use with pots that don't have handles. It is made out of aluminum so it won't get hot.
Solid
Eli Hauschild
Member since
This is another addition to my whisperlite kit. It's perfect for pulling hot pots. It works quick and has a sturdy grip. Love it.
It works
Gone Fishing
Member since
It is a basic handle that does what it is supposed to do. Works on most pots/pans and is very sturdy. It will hold much more weight than I will ever need it to lift.
Cool Little Tool
Neil Bokemeier
Member since
never failed. I bring very small pots and pans and fill them high so it is nice to have this too so I don't burn my fingers when moving boiling water. Very light. If you cook a lot in the backcountry, it just guarentees you aren't gonna burn yourself or have to reboil spilt water!
Valley of the Gods, UT
Derek Rowe
Member since
Potlifter
TJP
Member since
Seen laying on the table.
It's a handle
TJP
Member since
Mine came as part of the Black Lite Gourmet pot set. It's a great handle that will work on virtually any pot. The only slight downside is that i obviously must grip the inside of the pot. I fear that if one is not careful, this could result in damage to non-stick surfaces. Not that damaging the non-stick on the very upper portion of the pot is really a big deal, and hence why I did not dock it any points.
Essential K.I.S.S Tool
Andrew Burton
Member since
Sure you could get by without it but why? To save 1.6 oz of weight so that you can fumble and drop the very life blood food you brought to survive in this unforgiving environment!?!?!? NO, I say! This is one of those little things in backpacking that everyone has or is planning on buying as soon as they get home. Sure it comes in most MSR pot kits but for those of you who are looking for a handle that works for just about any pot out there then this is it. You can even turn a pot lid into a pan with this guy!
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Matt Miller
Member since
This is probably one of the most genius ideas ever created. Although I did not buy my separately it came with my pot and pan set and probably is the most important piece of the set. The design was genius and if you can somehow break it then you dont deserve to go camping. Definitely one of MSR's top 5 products just because of how great it works
Saving my hands from instant death
Sara Gress
Member since
Worked great for cooking up chicken, gravy, soba noodles and reconstituted veggies.
Be Coordinated
Sara Gress
Member since
It allows you to cook without burning your hands, which is a good reason to use it. However, if you're not careful, it is possible to scratch your cookware with it. This only happens if you really try and have lapses of ineptness.
The Packtowl sleeve works wonderful for clean up and storage.
very convenient
PearlJamPSU
Member since
Holds a pot, stays secure, doesn't slip, and doesn't burn your hands. The little case it comes with is perfect for allowing you to store the lifter inside the pot without having to worry about scratching anything and it also doubles as an improvised oven mit. I don't know what kind of weight it is rated to hold but it has worked for everything I've made.
It works, 'nuff said
Michael Provost Sr.
Member since
Haven't found a problem with mine yet. Grabs well, cleans easily, and doesn't get hot. What more do you need?
No Need For Handles
moroni
Member since
Works good if you don't have a rag or you don't want to burn your socks by lifting a hot pot. Inside notch works well on a rolled lip but will literally pick up any pan or pot. Lightweight.
