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Had the 550ml initially but wasn’t quite big enough to house a 4oz MSR fuel can and my BRS stove. The 750ml is only an ounce or two heavier and fits everything plus a small chunk of sponge to boot. Very happy with it, and all TOAKS products I’ve purchased over the years. Cheap and awesome!Had the 550ml initially but wasn’t quite big enough to house a 4oz MSR fuel can and my BRS stove. The 750ml is only an ounce or two heavier and fits everything plus a small chunk of sponge to boot. Very happy with it, and all TOAKS products I’ve purchased over the years. Cheap and awesome!
Any titanium pot/cup for hiking/camping is an extreme extravagance, to say the least. To pay $40 for a cup is just sinful. But, it is worth it.
I've been purchasing ultra-light supplies for years, now, one-per-month or so. I'm about done (for two people's ultra-light gear) and this cup nearly finishes a complete set of ultra-light gear.
I had tried making the 'do-it-yourself-pot' where you use a Foster's Beer can, cut the bottom off a Friskie's cat food can to make a flat bottom and it lasted about 2 times until I put it in a campfire to cook some beans and the bottom just popped out making it unusable.
These were the choices I made for desert camping in the Sonoran Desert in all weather conditions. For those creating ultra-light equipment - know that one chooses from a stock of gear ... Any titanium pot/cup for hiking/camping is an extreme extravagance, to say the least. To pay $40 for a cup is just sinful. But, it is worth it.
I've been purchasing ultra-light supplies for years, now, one-per-month or so. I'm about done (for two people's ultra-light gear) and this cup nearly finishes a complete set of ultra-light gear.
I had tried making the 'do-it-yourself-pot' where you use a Foster's Beer can, cut the bottom off a Friskie's cat food can to make a flat bottom and it lasted about 2 times until I put it in a campfire to cook some beans and the bottom just popped out making it unusable.
These were the choices I made for desert camping in the Sonoran Desert in all weather conditions. For those creating ultra-light equipment - know that one chooses from a stock of gear depending upon the weather, the wind, whether it's going to rain, etc. My equipment amounts to the following:
BACKPACK:
Backpack (Packable, Small) 4.5 oz (Folds up so I can jettison my big pack and go hiking around my campsite)
Backpack (Packable, Large) 8.1 oz (A few more pockets, I select when I think I'll need to hike with more equipment)
Backpack (Deuter) 2 lb 3.6 oz
Backpack (G4Free) 2 lb 1 oz
Backpack (Archyotyrx) 3 lb 8.8 oz
(These three are my main pack. I choose which one determined by whether I'm going kayaking or hiking and how long I'll be going. The G4Free one is the one I use most of the time)
EATING / DRINKING:
Bowl & Cup (Folding) 5.2 Oz (Those orange, rubberized, folding bowl and cup)
Stove Kit (With Stainless Pot & Alum Stove with food) 12.8 oz
Stove Kit (Lightest) 8.4 oz (Small Alum, forkspoon, Foster)
Stove Kit (Esbit) 1 lb 1.4 Oz (No food)
Stove Kit (Esbit) 1 lb 3 Oz (2 cup-a-soup, boullion)
Stove Kit (Alum.) 10 oz (2 cup-a-soup, boullion)
Pot (Aluminum) 7.6 Oz
Bushcraft Titanium Stove 4.8 oz
Bladder (halffull w hose) 2 lb 8.6 oz
Bladder (full w hose) 5 lb 13.2 oz
Stainless Water Bottle 14.3 Oz
Thermos (Food) 14.1 Oz
Thermos (blue & pouch) 1 lb 7.1 oz
Thermos (yellow food) 7.3 oz
Spork, Titanium, Sea Summit .4 oz
Spork, Tool
K-Bar Knife, Cord & Case 4.6 oz
SAFETY / First Aid:
Knife, K-Bar Necker Backer 4.6 oz
Knife, K-Bar & Sharpener 5.2 oz
Knife, Tiny China Necker 1.6 oz (With Case & Lanyard)
Knife, Pink Folding Ceramic 1 oz (with metal chain)
PSK, Altoids Tin, Small 1.1 oz
PSK, Whitman's Tin 7.6 oz
PSK, Tea Tin 9.4 oz
EDC 1 lb 13.8 Oz
SLEEPING:
Mesh Head Covering 1.1 oz
Sleeping Liner, GreenHermit 8 oz
Sleeping Liner, Red Silk 6.6 oz
Cotton Sheet Sleeping Bag 1 lb 5.5 oz
SnugPak Sleeping Bag (Gary) 1 lb 13.9 Oz
2 SnugPaks Compress Stuffed 3 lb 13.2 oz
Marmot Sleeping Bag (Chris) 3 lb 4.4 oz
Marmot Fusion Sleeping Bag 3 lb 6 oz
North Face Wasatch 30 2 lb 7 oz
Thermarest Pad (full) 1 lb 13.5 Oz
Klymit Inertia X Lite Ultralight Backpacking Pad 6.1 Oz
Klymit Static V 1 lb 3.6 oz (19.6 oz)
Pillow, Thermarest Pad 5.6 oz
Pillow, Inflatable (China) 9.2 oz
Chinook Bivvy with Poles 2 lb 4 oz
North Face TreeFrog (no fly 3.14 lb
North Face TreeFrog (fly) 6 lb 1.0 oz
North Face (Old Fly) 2 lb 1.6 oz
MSR Tent (no fly) 1 lb 1.2 oz
MSR Tent (with fly) 2 lb 0.1 oz
MSR Tent poles and pegs 9.7 oz
SOL Lite 5.3 oz
SOL Escape 8.5 oz
Poncho Tent (Silicon) 9.9 oz
Poncho Tent (Chamo) 10.7 oz
Mesh Tent from China 1 lb 6.8 oz (With water shoot pole)
Mesh Tent & Poncho/Tent Compressed in SnugPak Sack 2 lb 2 oz
Mesh Tent & 2 Liners Compressed in Red SnugPack Sack 2 lb 7.4 oz
Northface Treefrog Ftprint 12 oz
CLOTHING:
Raincoat (Gary's) 6.8 oz
Raincoat (Chris's) 5.6 oz
Jacket, Sierra Designs 7.4 oz (Stuffed into pocket; 7.6/ sack
Jacket, Down Puffer 9 oz (11.1 in Black Bottle Case)
Jacket, Black 1 lb 1.6 oz
Patagonia (Gary's Old) 1 lb 9.7 oz
Patagonia (Gary's New) 1 lb 11.1 Oz
Shirt, Capeline in Stuff 6.1 oz
Gloves, Magic 1.6 oz
Socks, Wool / Angora 1.9 oz
ELECTRONICS:
Lumix Camera 10.6 Oz
Flashlight (Large metal) 6.1 Oz
Flashlight (small metal) 3.3 oz
Nexus 10.2 oz
Samsung 6.9 oz
Speaker (Bluetooth) 3.4 oz
SACKS and BAGS:
Compression Sack (Small) 3.4 oz
Compression Sack (Large, Black) 4.8 oz
2 Trash Bags, White 2.7 oz
2 Trash Bags, DS 33 Gal 1.3 oz (Dollar Store, Fits 1/3 in Bag)
Gray Zipper Bag 3.1 oz
Black Zipper Bag 3.9 oz
Black Bottle Zippered Case 2.1 oz
TOILETRIES:
Purell (Teeny bit) 1 oz
Toilet Paper (Half Roll) 2.2 oz
Vanity Bag 5.9 oz
I bought this set to replace a set that was larger. I was using a little larger pot with a separate 600 mm cup. I like this set because it nests and I can put my stove in the cup. Used it on a recent trip to the Appalachian Trail and I am extremely happy with the set. Light weight which is important. I would highly recommend this set if you want a compact set for backpacking.I bought this set to replace a set that was larger. I was using a little larger pot with a separate 600 mm cup. I like this set because it nests and I can put my stove in the cup. Used it on a recent trip to the Appalachian Trail and I am extremely happy with the set. Light weight which is important. I would highly recommend this set if you want a compact set for backpacking.
The size and function of the pot-cup is perfect for most uses, such as boiling water or heating soups in. Only you can decide if having such a item in titanium is worth the price to you.The size and function of the pot-cup is perfect for most uses, such as boiling water or heating soups in. Only you can decide if having such a item in titanium is worth the price to you.
This i s the one pot you need when you go backpacking. Cook, eat and drink from it. Don't need to brink pans, pots, cups or bowls.
Best price I found. Arrived very quickly. Would buy from this vendor again.This i s the one pot you need when you go backpacking. Cook, eat and drink from it. Don't need to brink pans, pots, cups or bowls.
Best price I found. Arrived very quickly. Would buy from this vendor again.
