- Titanium construction stands up to lots of drops and abuse while in your pack and doesn't corrode or burn easily on your backpacking stove
- Non-stick surfaces help prevent food from sticking and burning during cooking, which makes clean-up easier
- Two pot sizes lets you cook enough food for a couple of backcountry companions and lets you cook different courses when it's just you
- One lid for both pots saves weight while shortening cooking or boiling times
- Nylon mesh storage sack holds the pots, lid, and maybe some cleverly packed noodles together in your expedition pack
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non-stick coating?
dlsp79122
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Please bring back the titanium pots without the non -stick surface.
ohe3820935
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It's people like you, dlsp, that bring the rating for an item down when you haven't tried it and arbitrarily decide it's worth one star. This is a perfectly good pot set, and as long as you aren't an idiot (i.e. don't scratch the pot with metal utensils and don't heat it over 500 F) it will serve you well. Go ahead, remove your tin foil hat.
It's like carrying an empty can!
michael geyer
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
You can't get any lighter than titanium and metal taste in your mouth,forget it.With a lifetime warranty,this is a no-brainer.Two pots,means you're getting feed even faster and forget warpage unless you're using a welding torch and even then it's iffy.
tjbp255984
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Two pots means I have to pay for 2 even though I only need 1. Lots of manufacturers are doing this--MSR, Optimus, Primus--you can't just buy one pot. I would buy one of these pots in a heartbeat; I just don't need two. (And I don't like coatings either)
Simple and cost effective
crmlee80
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Used it for a few weeks at home before heading up to Mount Huangshan in China. Will comfortably cook 2 cups of rice (max 3 cups but with spills). Will also easily accommodate 2 packs of instant noodles. Non-stick coating doesn't seem too durable but effective nonetheless. Also love the fact that the pot isn't too big and will sit on top of a jetboil without much problems. Love it!
Roostalee
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In order to get it on the Jetboil, are you using the locking pot support/stabilizer from Jetboil? It looks like it in the pic, but just asking to make sure.
crmlee80
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Yup. Definitely won't work without it.
Cani fit the MSR Wisperlite International...
ER from Ohio
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Cani fit the MSR Wisperlite International in it?
Shane
Member since
Yes it will fit into the 1.6L pot, barely. The fuel line makes for a tight fit but with the included storage sack (20.6 grams) you can get the lid to stay put with the whisperlite inside. Your out of luck if you want to nest the stove in the 1.3 and put that in the 1.6.
michael geyer
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Maybe an Optimus Crux foldable and fuel canister would condense your cooking needs and be able to nest the 1.3 in the 1.6!
NonStick - I can't use metal spoon with...
tok5583933
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NonStick - I can't use metal spoon with it?
Arthur Debowski
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No, you will want to use silicon or plastic to preserve the coating.
David Fielding
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The non-stick coating doesn't make sense because the heat from your stove or fire would burn it away on the bottom of the pan due to the thin metal. So, yes, you may use a metal spoon because the coating will burn off in a short time.
michael geyer
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I agree with Arthur,on the plastic spoon what with all the foldable utensils out there.
Do handles collapse
ulp1870103232
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Do handles collapse
Eli Hauschild
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Yes, the handles do fold in
heart
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Yes, they fold outward against the pan.

Shari R
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