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Sigma Cook Set 2.1

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Why We Like The Sea to Summit Sigma Cook Set 2.1

The art of the one-pot meal isn't as simple as it sounds, but once perfected, it can be ideal for a camp meal. With the Sea to Summit Sigma Cook Set 2.1, we can prep, cook, and chow down on dishes for two, all while keeping the cookware space in our pack to a minimum.

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Two-person cook set for dialed-in backcountry cooking
1.9-liter pot ideal for single-pot meals and boiling water
Nesting, stackable design for intuitive storage
Pivot-Lock handle on pot saves space in pack and secures cookware inside
Mugs with silicone lids and insulating sleeves keep hot drinks warm
Graded volumetric scale inside pot and dinnerwear
Pot lid features integrated strainer
Item #STSZ03E

Material: [pot] stainless steel, [lid] silicone, [bowls, mugs] BPA-free glass-reinforced polypropylene
Volume: [pot] 1.9L, [mugs] 12fl oz
Includes: 1.9L pot, 2 bowls, 2 insulated mugs, dishcloth
Dimensions: [pot, nested kit] 6.5 x 4.7in, [bowls] 6 x 2in, [mugs] 3.25 x 3.75in
Claimed Weight: 1lb 5.2oz
Manufacturer Warranty: lifetime
Activity: camping, backpacking, mountaineering

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5 out of 5 stars

March 18, 2019

Meets all my requirements, wish there was more to the series

Originally I was looking at the Alpha 2.1 cookset & X Set 31. I needed a 2-person kit since it would be shared between my son and I. I was concerned that the Alpha's coating would scratch too easily especially knowing how young boys can be with their equipment. The X set has silicon sides that can be damaged too easily from a mistaken flame and it has a significant heft to it. The Sigma has no coating to scratch and is lighter than the X-set. It is actually the same weight as the Alpha so I gain no additional weight. I am able to store my SOTO windmaster in it with both sets of arms and I can also store the optimus canister stand in the pot as well. I may change the cups over to x-mugs so I can fit the canister inside of it as well. Only thing that is missing from the Sigma Cookset series is an optional pan. I ended up getting an MSR Alpine since S2S didn't have one without a coating to scratch.

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