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A lightweight, yet versatile cook set for minimalist campers.

The Snowpeak Trek 1400 Titanium Cook Set is a lightweight, two-piece cook set that includes a pot, pan and carrying case. Corrosion-resistant titanium is super lightweight and has superior strength compared to steel. The pot holds 47 oz of fluid (over 5 cups), the lid doubles as a frying pan (5 ¾ ”x 1 ½ ”, 17 oz capacity), and the entire combo weighs only 7.4 oz. Each piece has a folding handle that tucks neatly away for storage. The Snow Peak Giga Power Stove [SNO0002] and fuel canister stow nicely inside the cookware for easy transport and storage. Snow Peak's focus on nesting cook sets makes this an exceptional build-as-you-go system for backpackers. Perfect for melting snow, boiling water and simple cooking.

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Jason Andersen

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I love how my pocket rocket stove and canister fit right in. great little set!

Pot

greg

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900 that nests into the 1400 with the crux and MSR fuel canister in it.

5 5

greg

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I spent an evening taking different Ti pot and pan kits out of their boxes and comparing them at the REI flagship store in Seattle. I compared similar items in their brand and snow peaks. Much of the stuff I saw seemed like it was from a little girls play kitchen set. The 1400 is a great sized cook set. I finally ended up with the 1400 and then nesting the 900 inside of that, then I nested my Optimus Crux and a fuel canister inside of that. I like to fondue out in the snow when we ski or snowshoe. Both of those sets work great as a double boiler. I am very impressed with the quality of all Snow Peak products.

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edj5526489

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I'm still waiting to be impressed by Snow Peak. The pan doesn't fit on the pot as is stated, and the handles are flimsy. The bag is way too big for the set ensuring that the lid won't stay on. The whole thing just seems poorly engineered.

greg

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Spin the bag with the pot in it and it tightens up on the lid and holds the two pieces together. I loop the drawstring around the wound up bag and it holds just fine when being packed away in a pack.

pgunnz

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Another option is get two small compression straps and cross them over the lid and tighten them down. This works extremely well when it is packed with other things inside and in the stuff sack.

5 5

Guy Geva

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I have it too...fot 2 years now. the food dont like stick! and it is easy to clean!...
Low weight, bla,bla,bla

Yep

Does anyone know if I can nest one, maybe...

Jerry Lewis

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Does anyone know if I can nest one, maybe two, of the Snow Peak titanium bowls in this set along with a 4 oz MSR canister and a pocket rocket?

Rick Nelson

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I carry two bowls in my 1400. Litemax stove, fuel can stabilizer, lighter, a couple of mini sporks fit underneath the bowls with room for other small stuff. The fuel will fit in the bowls and I usually stuff a bandana in the bowl to keep any rattling down.

5 5

Rick Nelson

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I really appreciate the options that come with this cookware. The solo kit will fit in the Ti 900, the Ti 900 will fit in the Ti 1400. The Snow Peak titanium Bowls will fit in the TI 1400. Coolness!

with gas canister

js1924119

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8oz msr gas canister and pot handle inside, and plenty of room for more stuff. I can fit my superfly if i put the stove on the bottom and flip the canister upside down, but this is hardly an efficient way to pack it

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js1924119

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If you are an ultralighter, this is your cookset. I previously used the MSR Quick 2, for which (when backpacking) I never carried the cups and plates as we only ate out of the pots and draink out of our water bottles. By swithing to this set, I shed about 20oz from my packs weight.

At just over 7oz this will satisfy all backcountry cooking needs. The pot is large enough for noodles for at least 2, possibly 3 people. As stated below, keep the food moving otherwise it will stick. I recommend leaving a little water at the bottom when eating also, cause some food will stick when it cools down.

It's described as holding 47oz, I would say subtract a little if you are boiling to leave room for the water boiling over. With a Superfly cranked on high, no wind, water boiled in about 4 minutes.

The lid serves not only as a lid but as a fry pan (albeit small) and plate. The handle on the pan never got too hot touch. I never had a problem with the handles on the pot either, although using a pot lifter would alleviate the problem (the MSR potlifter weights 1oz and fits inside).

What else fits inside...other than the snowpeak 900 and 700 series, the pot will hold an 8oz gas canister, the MSR pot lifter, and the Superfly stove (though this stove doesn't nest well- would consider the pocket rocket or giga stoves for better nesting).

Pot set is very ease to clean, just run some water or wipe it out.

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Johannes Tavenier

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I like my Snowpeak Trek 1400 Titanium Cook Set But most of my meals are Boil and add.
Care must be used when cooking, the thickness and the Fact titanium doesn't spread the heat very well.
Keep the food moving or suffer.

Does anyone know if the Coleman Exponent...

Rich Lynch

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Does anyone know if the Coleman Exponent Multi-Fuel stove will nest in this diametrically, if not height-wise?
http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-550B725-Exponent-Multi-Fuel-Stove/dp/B0009VC7QK

Thanks!

Phil Maher

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Nope, both too tall and too wide. The outside diameter on the 1400 pot itself is 5.5" and the height w/lid is 5.9". You probably already have the dimensions for the Exponent, but for the sake of anyone else who might want to know: 5.5x5.5x8.2"

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EmpressCao

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This set is very light, and was the perfect size for two people, however it's so thin that we had to work very carefully to avoid scorching our food, which usually was impossible to avoid. Have you ever spent 2 weeks in the Alaskan backcountry eating scorched couscous? I don't recommend it. I wish this set had a thicker bottom. It was impossible to get the scorched crust off the bottom of the pots as well.

Chad Poindexter

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Titanium does not conduct heat evenly, and also like you said, it is thin, so it is not a good choice for frying stuff in. Ti's best use it to boil water and to be light weight and pretty durable.

gnarlydog1008807

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interesting...
I have been cooking with Ti pots for the last 12 years and doing fine. Scorching will occur if I crank the stove to the max and then let it sit there. Admittedly pancakes (which I only tried once, car camping) are a challenge. As for cous-cous I boil the water, add the dry cous-cous, mix and then let SIT (no more cooking) for 10 minutes or so, covering the pot with a fleece or something to keep the heat in. Never had scorched cous-cous.

Trek 900 inside Trek 1400 w/ nested kit

Phil Maher

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Nested in the Trek 900 is an 8oz canister, Snow Peak Litemax, and a Brunton Canister Stove Stand. Even has room for 2 Snow Peak sporks between the 900 and the 1400. Both lids fit on easily.

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Matthew Charette

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This set is great, weighs next to nothing, big enough to serve 2, but small enough to pack away easily. I nest my stove, 2 sporks and fuel inside of it no problem. I do wish the handles were coated, but you take what you get at this price point for titanium cookware. As previously stated the lid/frying pan is too loose on the pot quick fix is rubber bands or velcro, and I understand the reason behind it not "clipping" down to the pot, and I appreciate that it wont get sucked on. Overall this is a great set for those of you looking to build your own cook set the nesting abilities of this puppy are nearly endless.

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Brad King

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It is very nice to be able to carry a decent size pot that weighs so little. Cooks very evenly and cools down very quick when done. My chief complaint though is how loose the lid fits onto the pot and the stuff sack is too big. You really need to carry a couple of rubber bands to keep the lid secure when packing it in.

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