Lixada Camping Titanium Cookware Set,Partable Foldable Handles and with Lid Design with Pot,Water Cup,Spork and Windscreen for Outdoor Camping Hiking Backpacking(Optional)
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3 and 5/8 of an inch Fits snugly into the bottom of a standard 32 oz. bottle. Nalgene. The 450ml Tomshoo or Lixada mug fits perfectly inside with plenty of room to spare. My cleanup cloth is placed in that space, and the rest of my cookware (coke can alcohol stove, windscreen, 2 oz of fuel, lighter, vial of dish soap, folding plastic spoons, and a few other items) fits inside the mug. I use a ranger band to keep them all together, and the whole thing weighs a pound. br>br>I really like the hanging bail on this, and it's placed just right so the pot can double as a large mug. A fantastic substitute for the more expensive ones!
Yes, but they aren't positioned correctly. They're off by a full third cup on mine; 1 and a third cup is held at the 1cup mark. Adding one more cup brings the total to two cups, indicating that they are spaced correctly but not precisely.
Yes, a single-wall 40 oz bottle works well.
I only have a 750ml Lixada pot, which is a size 4. 3 oz. Having said that, I have a Tomshoo 450ml mug that is 3. 3 oz. , and a Valtcan spoon that looks a lot like the Lixada but is only 0. 7 oz. There are seven of them altogether. 13 oz. With the 420ml mug, yours will be just a smidgeon less. br>br>I believe they're all made in the same Chinese factory, so there won't be much of a difference. br>br>I love mine because they nest beautifully, the tops fit perfectly, and the pot has the hang bail positioned so that it can also be used as a large mug. I tuck them in with my homemade alcohol stove, two ounces of fuel, a small lighter, a cleanup rag, a vial of dish soap, a windscreen, folding plastic spoons, a piece of sponge, a small silicone pot holder, and a set of HotLips, all held together with a large ranger band, and the total weight is exactly one pound.
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The ideal cookstove for a backpacking trip. br>br>32oz nalgene fits inside, so there's no wasted spacebr>Can also hold a small isobutane gas cylinderbr>All metal, so there's no plastic to melt or break, and perfect handles, bail, and lidbr> Look no further if you're looking for something extremely light!.
This pot and my old cup were put side by side. In every category, this titanium pot came out on top. It was lighter, had a lid, the handles stayed cooler (cooled off faster), it had a bail, it came with a bag, it cleaned up easier, and it boiled faster! br>With this pot, you can't go wrong!.
While I have not yet put these to the test in the field, I did give them a trial run in the kitchen. I expected the little spork to be lightweight and sturdy, but I did not expect to fall in love with it as much as I did. I already have other long-handled sporks in my backpacking kit, so adding this one to it wasn't a selling point for me. I decided to toss it in my bag and take it to work with me because I frequently have to hunt down a plastic fork or spoon, and I hoped that this would at least help reduce the use of disposable plastic. I don't want to admit it, but the spork astounds me. It's lightweight and foldable, so it'll fit in any bag, and the true test is that you can use it as a fork to spear soft or hard vegetables and as a soup spoon without it piercing your lips or mouth. I was even able to eat long noodled ramen with broth and noodles at the same time, which made me extremely pleased with the entire set.
The lid isn't very tight, which I don't mind. The Pathfinder stainless cup is your only option if you're OCD about having a tight-fitting lid. It's a little heavier, but it's almost bulletproof. All titanium sets, from the cheapest to the most expensive, have a loose-fitting lid. The only difference is the name etched on the side, and I'd take this over Toaks or Snow Peak gear any day.
This year, I spent a week in the Adirondacks in early October. This was my only means of preparing trail/camp meals and hot beverages. It was the ideal cook set: light, well-made, and equipped with a fantastic rocket stove. My hiking companion also bought a set and was pleased with it.
I haven't used the cup yet, other than to take it out of the packaging and inspect it. However, I have used the larger pot and it is an excellent pot. The spork is functional, and the lids for each piece fit perfectly. The only difference between this spork and others is that the slide on the handle should be moved toward the end of the handle to lock it in place, and toward the middle (where it connects) to "release" it and allow it to fold up. It comes with no instructions, but it's simple to figure out how to use it. It's a light set that goes together well. It appears to have been designed to fit together with the covers on, which is fine, but I'm thinking of leaving them at home to save a few grams, which means it might be a little noisy in my pack. The marks appear to be fairly accurate in the larger pot. The 8 and 16 oz marks corresponded to 1 and 2 cups of water, respectively. The ml marks have not been verified. Overall, it's a fantastic set that I'm confident will last a long time and is well worth the money.
It's just as good as the snow peak or any other, and it'll do the job just as well. Having a bail is convenient for me. Lit is comfortable to wear, but not overly so. I've used it over a fire and on a stove because the 100 gram can fits inside along with my bar stove, lighter, pot stand, bandana, and other items. I went out and bought a second one for my partner. Oh, and this pot fits the GSI Outdoor Infinity mug perfectly. Except for the gas, all of the cooking utensils fit inside. When you need a mug and a pot at the same time, this is the way to go.
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