TOAKS LIGHT Titanium 650ml Pot

My ultralight cook set is centered around this set of tools. There are two ounces in it. With the lid, the container holds 74 ounces. A maximum of two can be stored in it. It takes 75 cups of water to make a liter of For the most part I use it for cooking in freezer bags. I usually cook one or two meals with it. Five cups of water need to be prepared, leaving plenty of water for the The fuel canister holds a 100 gram supply of isobutane. The kit includes the 25 gram titanium stove, the Toaks long handled titanium spoon, the bic lighter, the handmade insulated coffee mug, and a freezer bag cozi for outdoor gear. I will be weighing 15 ounces for the cookset, total. It is possible for me to boil two pots at once. Boiling up to 35 cups of water on a 100 gram canister can be accomplished with 5 cups of water and 6 to 7 grams of fuel.

Remy Moon

| Mar 13, 2021

The pot is stocked with a 4 oz/110 g fuel cannister, a BRS stove, a lighterload towel 12x12" and a 1" scrubber, all of which nestle inside it. You may not be able to nestle this stuff into a 550ml bottle because the lid does not It is less than 5 oz when you have the entire system! You don't have to worry about it discoloring that much, and you can heat water for coffee and almost immediately drink from the lip of the cup The cleaning is very easy, and the markings in cups and ml are pressed onto the cup. It is possible to read them from either side. The lid, however, may not be up to snuff. To get the pot to fall off, you have to turn it almost 90 degrees. After you turn off the gas after the boil, the triangle lid pull stays relatively cool even after it has been pulled. As long as the triangle stays up, it will not move, which is a huge benefit. If you use a BRS 3000t stove, it produces a cup of boiling water in less than 2 minutes (5 minutes in the case of a BRS 3000t), and keeps your hands During the summer I can make me a cup of joe and after turning off my stove, I can pick the cup up by the handles without burning my fingers (point the handles in the direction of the wind so you keep your hands cool). Although I have fat fingers, I can still manipulate the handles easily. are very well-designed, and continue to hold their position for a long time. You don't hear any clanging noises while hiking if you carry it in your pack. This is the only downside. The storage bag for pots is very heavy. For storing the pot and cup, I bought a DCF bag from LightAF.

Ahmad McCarthy

| Nov 18, 2020

Perfect for boiling water and cooking small amounts of food. Besides my stove, a 110g fuel canister, a mini bic and half a sponge, it is the perfect size to nest my fuel canister. I just about have my whole cooking The thought of boiling water and putting oatmeal in a freezer bag with my water in the morning is appealing. I then make coffee with this pot, and use it as a cup in the afternoon. The material is of the highest quality. There's clearly a thinner titanium core with Toaks than it is with some other brands, but Toaks doesn't try to hide that fact, and it does help You will be taken care of by your gear if you take care of it.

Lyric Cain

| Apr 26, 2021

Pot of the right size for single hikers and for cooking alone. The weight is very light, but the durability is excellent. Within this pot, I can nest a 100 g fuel canister, a BRS stove, a mini brush, half sponge, and a small crystal bottle filled with Dr. Bronner's soap. I adore.

Edward Garrett

| Jan 12, 2021

I find this titanium pot/mug to be a very good product. While I would prefer the light to fit more securely, I understand that it would have to have a carry sack to prevent it from falling off. However, where these pots were compared made me uncomfortable, as they did not have measuring indicators included, but this pot comes with measures, which is great! ]
When I go ultralight backpacking, I'll Below is a link to silicon lids that measure 7". While I may use it instead of the lid, at least it will keep the pot securely enclosed for travel, and my fingers will be protected from the hot handles when it is placed on top. This is "br".

Lillie Olson

| Jul 15, 2021

This is the perfect size for a Nalgene. I think this thing is pretty cool. This is the ideal size for a nalgene or a The stove is lightweight and easy to transport, especially when paired with the BRS 3000. While it's not too large, it's large enough to boil water for those freeze dried camping food pouches (mountain house, etc) and other dehydrated meals. The cup I used to carry fit around the nalgene, and the pot I carried for boiling water was a MSR style stainless cup. My 1L didn't hold nearly half of the volume and I had to transfer it onto the mug every time. item fills both needs in one product, is lighter than each of them separately, and fits both uses in one!.

Nellie Woodard

| May 09, 2021

It has a 650 ml capacity that is perfect for heating up water for freezing dry dinners and tea for one person. This gas canister holder perfectly holds the small gas canister with an ultra-thin wall With a titanium stovetop and a lighter on top, it is a light and easy to carry. If I did not have to use a pad to grip the handles after heating, I would have given it 5 stars. Only six days have passed since I have used it, so I cannot comment on its longevity.

Karter HUMPHRIES

| Nov 06, 2020

It doesn't seem to matter whether I heat the water in it, then drink any leftover water, but I don't know what's up with this cup -- I taste metallic taste when I eat it. have that taste As far as changing its color, titanium does not do that either, though I do own a Toaks spoon that transformed to gold when it was touched with a flame. The cup never changed and has stayed that strange gun metal grey colour.

Delaney Wolf

| Sep 12, 2020