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Snow Peak Trek Titanium Plate

Snow Peak Trek Titanium Plate

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Snow Peak Trek Titanium Plate

Carrying a Snow Peak Trek Titanium Plate keeps you light on your feet. Keep your pack light and your travels far with lightweight cook ware from Snow Peak. This meal ready plate is made from nearly weightless titanium to let you have what you need to better enjoy life on the trail. Putting this featherweight plate in your pack, with other Snow Peak titanium cook ware, will let you carry everything that you need to make a complete meal without slowing down your travels.

Bottom Line: Remember to eat everything on your plate.

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Rating for this product: 5

soo light easy to find room for it

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July 9, 2009

now that I have this I take it even if I don't plan on eating a meal on it. I have used it for a solid base for my stove, a place to set stuff in the snow cave that I did not want to get wet (camera, dry food etc). It is so light and is the sides are short enough still that you can slide it pretty much anywhere in the pack. Great item.

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Your "Specs" list this plate's capacity at 2 quarts,

Your "Specs" list this plate's capacity at 2 quarts, which seems way too much for the diameter and side. Is 2 quarts an error?

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March 29, 2009

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yes 2 quarts is an error

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May 13, 2009

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Rating for this product: 5

Quintessential

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June 23, 2009

When you are worn out from a long day on the trail, river, or mountain, having your food on a plate is almost as comforting as your campfire. Just don't forget you packed it since its weight will not remind you. And not to pitch, but it does go great with the SP silverware set or spork. That said, dig in!

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yea what's the deal would this thing be good for using as

yea what's the deal would this thing be good for using as a lightweight fry-pan? Would it sit on a jet-boil stove?

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October 22, 2008

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It would, but it's not supposed to. The sides aren't very high, which I think could be a problem. And it's only 7 inches across. Snow Peak pot lids are actually intended to be fry pans, so I'd go for that, but if you really want to save space, weight, and $$$, go for it. Titanium melts at about double the temperature butane burns at, so it'll hold up just fine.--And titanium is actually a better heat conductor than stainless steel so the pan would heat up faster. Aluminum is substantially better than both, but who wants Alzheimer's?

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December 13, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

The Snow Peak Trek Titanium Plate

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September 26, 2008

The Snow Peak Trek Titanium Plate is what it says - its a very lightweight plate. Sometimes when a long day of hiking comes to an end, and I don't feel like eating out of the bag, I just dump the food on there and go to town. Beats the hell out of paper plates, and it makes for a nice frisbee for an after dinner activity :)

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Does it conducts heat so well that gets too hot to hold ?

Does it conducts heat so well that gets too hot to hold ?

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August 9, 2008

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It gets hot. The bowl is more of a problem cause I often put real hot liquids in it. The plate is not as bad cause you can hold the tall sides and usually not an issue. Holding under the hot food you will feel it-pretty much as if you were holding the food itself :)

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July 9, 2009

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It well might. Any metal will conduct heat well, and titanium is no exception. Plus this plate is very thin. On the other hand, if your food is cool enough to eat, it's probably cool enough to hold.It conducts heat almost too good. Fortunately the plate isn't holding a hot liquid like a bowl or cup which does get to hot to handle, until it cools off a bit.--See answer in above question. Plus here is a site where you can compare conductivities in metals. Aluminum > Titanium > Stainless Steel. http://www.engineersedge.com/properties_of_metals.htm

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December 13, 2008

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Rating for this product: 4

Nice and light weight

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April 10, 2009

Very nice backpacking plate. Tends to get bent, but that is the price you pay for less weight.

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Could you cook in this or is it TOO lightweight?

Could you cook in this or is it TOO lightweight?

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May 22, 2008

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It'll hold up, but it's pretty small (7.5") and the sides are really low, so I wouldn't advise it.

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October 23, 2008

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Rating for this product: 5

Unnoticeable Weight

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April 6, 2009

I can't even notice the added weight in my pack! Surprisingly strong as well.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
Titanium 
Size (stowed):
7.5in 
Capacity:
2qt 
Non Stick:
Titanium is very easy to clean 
Grooved Bottoms:
No 
Recommended Use:
Lightweight hiking, camping 
Weight:
2 oz 
Country of Origin:
China 

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