GSI Outdoors Ultralight Nesting Bowl and Mug
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There is one GSI pot in my account. It was impossible to fit the bowls inside the pot because they were 1L. It was put inside the bowls with the pot. One spot is available for the soloist in the GSI. I decided I would compare the dimensions of the bowls with those provided with the Soloist set because my conclusion is that the bowls sold with the set fit inside the 1L pot. Thank you for your help!
It has a dia. of 1/8". The width of the 2d frame is Dimensions of the inside 3" height, 3" width. A simple formula for calculating the value of one. A width of 11/16" at the top tapering to 1/4" at the bottom With a 1/4" in the bottom and a 2" in the top This is much larger than a standard Jet Boil Flash or Zip, the OD on my Flash measures 4 inches on the inside *br> This is much larger than a standard 100g Iso/Propane can.
The set is larger than the ones that come stacked inside the cookware
You can put them on the top rack of your The microwave is unknown to me It has yet to be tried
Selected User Reviews For GSI Outdoors Ultralight Nesting Bowl and Mug
In addition to trapping heat and rehydrating, the cover, insulation and double walls create a comfortable interior. Spill protection is provided by a cover that snaps on (not very tightly, but there is a sense of engagement when it seats). This container can be cleaned with ease because of its plastic. The orange version of this product cost less and I liked the color better, so I bought it. I'm not sure if the orange and blue versions differ in terms of functionality. There's pretty much no difference between the bowl and the outer shell, so I fold a piece of paper towel and put it in the bottom of the shell to keep them from pressing too tightly together, and it's worked well for me. An excellent product that works well across the board.
My usual love for Global Systems is evident in this set, but unfortunately, it didn't meet my expectations. GSI products don't always give me the quality feeling I expect from them. It's a joke that the mug is covered in an insulating foam band. There's no way I could trust the lid to stay on the slightly larger bowl. Despite my best efforts, I was It would be easier for me to just use my covered StS Delta bowl nestled inside my little red MSR dish, since I am not a gram weeny and I mix my peas into my mashed potatoes. As long as the lid is under the bowl, you can fill the bowl with other items when it is packed up.
Heat cannot be absorbed by it, and it does not maintain its Warranty will not be void if customer service refuses to honor it. I was instead told I should buy a new one from their website and offered a 15 percent discount.
This is a 2 star rating. It's quite easy to squash the thermal wrapping when putting the bowls together if it is not handled As a result, I took it off altogether since it was a hassle, but now I have to constantly switch the bowls around to figure out which one goes in which one. My backpack would have been more useful if I had a thermal mug to clip to it. In spite of that, there are benefits The lid of the pot allows the food to be heated up nicely (my favorite is the Just Add Boiling Pot) 1) it helps you keep water in your backpack
2) sharing is nice if you have a friend who needs a bowl
3) It's easy to clean (without the thermal wrapping), and it still looks good after washing.
This is two bowls nested in each other tightly. The slightly smaller one might be considered a "mug" but it is basically two bowls of a similar size. It fits tightly onto the smaller mug and creates a good seal when used as a mug for drinking. In addition, the smaller bowl's lid fits just a bit looser, making it easier to keep heat in as food rehydrates. I found it to be as light.
It was flexible enough for a trip to Mount Evans, which I just did. It was hard for me to let go of the idea of having a "real" mug, but it works quite well if you want to save space. In situations where you need to isolate something hot, it's a good idea to use both pieces together. With this pot, you can make hot tea for yourself and a friend at the same time. The MSR spork fit nicely inside the small pouch, along with soap, wipes, and salt. Having this experience, I can tell you it's not as tough as it may appear. My brother had a smaller version that came with a kit, so he let it fall to the ground in the cold and it cracked, so be aware. As opposed to titanium, this is nice to drink hot liquids from. Furthermore, there are no noises or clankings.
They do have "ml" markings on the inside for measuring. Keep your heavy or hot item between the bowls on top of the insulator if you are using them together. When filled to the brim with boiling water, I used the bowl alone to measure boiling water for a dehydrated meal. The bowl felt hot and flimsy when full. We had a much better time together. We were one bowl short at our last camping trip due to the fact I already had two of these sets with my Pinnacle Dualist kit from GSI. I decided to buy an extra set as I already have two. These bowls are the best I have used, and I highly recommend them.
Insulation that is too thin and not effective. In the form of an insulated bowl, I purchased this product. Neither the bottom of the bowl nor the insulation are covered. There is only a thin layer of insulation around the bowl's sides No insulation material is on the surface of the bottom or top of the bowl, so it is not completely covered with insulation. Observe the bottom of the bowl, where contact with the insulation can be felt with ease to determine the temperature of the contents.
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